Luggage Storage French quarter

If you are in New Orleans, Louisiana, and want to explore some non-American attractions, French Square is the place to be. But before you go there, leave your bags at one of our trustworthy locations for luggage storage French Square, so that you can travel freely.

Radical Storage has a vast network of storage options to choose from, which are conveniently located near famous tourist attractions. Browse online and book a suitable location for just $6 per bag per day. We have a flat-rate policy where you don’t have to pay extra charges even if your baggage is too bulky or wide.

About French Square

Nestled at the foot of the Mississippi River, French Square is the oldest neighborhood in New Orleans, with great history and beauty. This vibrant square in New Orleans is home to a population of nearly 1300 which reside in authentic French houses that go back to the 18th century.

French Square New Orleans got its name from the French word “Vieux Carre,” which means Old Square. With a mix of American, Spanish, and French-style buildings with unique colors and lively nightlife, this neighborhood draws the attention of thousands of people every day.

From any part of the city, tourists can get there easily by taking a bus or a taxi because of its prime location by Canal Street and Decatur Avenue. From the New Orleans Airport to French Quarter, there is a shuttle bus service as well which costs $24 and takes nearly 20 minutes.

Things to see in French Square

• Explore French Square Bourbon Street - Taking a stroll across the lovely Bourbon Street in French Square will take you on a trip to the Royal French Era, as this street was named after them. Here you will have a great time listening to live music and munching on French delicacies while you admire the colorful balconies of the beautiful buildings.
• Get on the Mississippi Cruise - On the south of French Square, enjoy an exciting cruise ride down the Mississippi River to take in the breathtaking views of the New Orleans skyline. Boat rides for The City of New Orleans and the Steamboat Natchez are best for sightseeing, jazz music, and fine dining.
• Visit the Mardi Gras Museum - If you have an eye for traditional festivities, then the Mardi Gras Museum is the right place for you. Located right in the center of the square, this museum is open around the year and features New Orleans cultural costumes, exhibitions, decorated floats, and much more.
• Walk around Jackson Square For the best sightseeing and local experience of the city, head over to Jackson Square, which is located in the middle of French Square. It is among the busiest tourist hubs in New Orleans for its historical Roman sites like St. Louis Cathedral.