Explore BK House’s rich history with a guided tour through elegant rooms and hidden corners. Discover untold stories of New Orleans’ past.
Explore BK House’s rich history with a guided tour through elegant rooms and hidden corners. Discover untold stories of New Orleans’ past.
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Historic BK House & Gardens - Discover exquisitely restored 19th-century rooms that showcase the evolving lives of those who resided and worked here—from affluent merchants to enslaved individuals, free people of color, Sicilian immigrants, and preservationists.
Wander through a traditional New Orleans courtyard, hidden behind iron gates and shaded…
- Historic BK House & Gardens - Discover exquisitely restored 19th-century rooms that showcase the evolving lives of those who resided and worked here—from affluent merchants to enslaved individuals, free people of color, Sicilian immigrants, and preservationists.
Wander through a traditional New Orleans courtyard, hidden behind iron gates and shaded by lush greenery—a serene haven that has hosted everything from family gatherings to wartime activities.
Uncover rare architectural features and artifacts that illustrate the city’s evolution—through fires, floods, and cultural transformations.
️ Listen to stories not found in guidebooks, including personal narratives that mirror the broader struggles, victories, and changes of New Orleans itself.
This is more than just a house—it stands as a testament to centuries of change, resilience, and community.

- Admission fees
- Admission fees
In a city celebrated for its vibrant culture and deep history, the BK House stands as one of the French Quarter’s most historic and fascinating landmarks. Constructed in 1826 and situated on a serene residential street, this house has witnessed nearly two centuries of transformation, from antebellum grandeur to wartime challenges, from the perseverance…
In a city celebrated for its vibrant culture and deep history, the BK House stands as one of the French Quarter’s most historic and fascinating landmarks. Constructed in 1826 and situated on a serene residential street, this house has witnessed nearly two centuries of transformation, from antebellum grandeur to wartime challenges, from the perseverance of immigrants to contemporary preservation efforts.
Join a guided tour through its elegant rooms, secret nooks, and a verdant courtyard, and discover the true stories of those who lived and worked here—enslaved individuals, free people of color, Sicilian immigrants, and others who contributed to shaping both the house and the surrounding city.
️ Explore nearly 200 years of New Orleans history
Uncover unique French Quarter stories unavailable elsewhere
Experience the house as a testament to the city’s dynamic cultural evolution
✔️ Small group tours
✔️ Family-friendly
✔️ Air-conditioned
️ Reserve your spot now—tours fill up quickly, especially on weekends!
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.