For a long time, New Orleans has been well known for antiques, both high end and more down to earth. It’s not difficult to see why–the city is close to 300 years old, meaning people have been collecting stuff here for ages. It’s amazing to see what you can explore and discover. Here are the best places to check out in New Orleans.

1) Jezebel’s, 4606 Magazine St.
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If you are looking for unique vintage and some amazing jewelry. You'll be charmed by the people who work here as well.
2) M S Rau Antiques, 630 Royal St.
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This place is fit for royalty and will definitely amaze you. You'll find the shop in the French Quarter and soon be amazed by the selection here.
3) David’s Antiques and Jewelry, 322 Royal St.
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This is another one of the Royal Street spots that is truly something special. There's just something that sparkles about all of the items that they have available here.

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4) Appartique, 3822 Magazine St.
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There's a wide selection here, including a variety of art that is sure to please you. There's also some very interesting vintage clothing to check out here.
5) David’s Found Objects, 1319 Decatur St.
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For more of the funky side of things, check out this French Quarter gem. You're likely to find something that will make your home a really special place to be.
6) Secondline Arts and Antiques, 1209 Decatur St.
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We think you are going to love visiting this spot. They have such a beautiful collection of artistic objects, perfect for exploring.
7) Junk’s Above, 4626 D’Hemecourt St.
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Finally, if you are ready to dig, this is a great choice for antiques in mid-city. There's always a hidden little something waiting to be discovered here.

Have you ever explored these antique shops? Let us know in the comments below. We love to hear your ideas and hear where you go when you’re looking for some great antique spots.

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