Step into New Orleans’ Garden District, where history, architecture, and culture intertwine. Once a plantation, it became home to oak-lined streets and grand antebellum mansions. Your guided stroll reveals the families, architects, and events that shaped the neighborhood, with a stop at Lafayette Cemetery’s gates to learn about above-ground tombs and burial traditions.

Discover hidden gems like the Barthelemy Rey House, Soria-Creel House, and Fire Station #23, plus sites tied to F. Scott Fitzgerald. Pause outside the iconic Commander’s Palace before continuing past homes linked to Hollywood and music legends. Crossing into the Irish Channel, you’ll explore shotgun houses and hear stories of working-class immigrants before a short refreshment break.

The tour ends near the streetcar line, with local tips from your guide. Perfect for travelers seeking more than postcard views, it uncovers the Garden District’s deeper history and character.

Duration: 2 hours