A travel back in time - A really beautiful house, with an interesting history. I was on a tour with only 3 other people so it was nice and intimate, so we got to ask a lot of questions. It's very interesting to see how they used to live in the 1860s in New Orleans, and learning about how they coped with the heat back then. Also interesting hearing about the lady's maid slavewoman. It's good that it's included, and not hidden away. I loved geeking out about history with the guide after, since I've been a museum guide in Norway. Lots of differences, but the antiquities look similar.

Moving tour! - Wow, a house tour has never made me cry before! I’m glad it did. The history and stories on this tour were very moving. It’s important to know how the South, New Orleans, the French Quarter was built and how those people lived. A++

A Home to Remember - The docent led an exceptionally good tour, and was very knowledgeable regarding the Gallier House, its lively history and former residents. The architectural details were beautiful, and the home seemed to be in good condition.

Fascinating glimpse into life then - Peter is an incredibly knowledgeable tour guide who is also on the curator board. I learned so much that I had never known before. I truly appreciate the detail that was put into this historical place as well as insights into the lives of slaves, servants and all women.

Interesting history beautiful property - Very interesting tour and a beautiful place. The tour guide was great. Looking from outside I would never have guessed that the inside of this property was so nice and the amazing history. I would highly recommend a tour here

Deb and Don’s house tour - Thoroughly enjoyed our tour and the gentleman who was our guide was very informative. The house is beautiful.

Well worth the visit - This was a wonderful tour of a French Quarter house in the mid 1800's. It had great architectural flourishes and was the type of house you'd happily live in today. The architect/owner had some forward thinking ideas that made the house a feat for that time period. The tour was informative, but truth be told the house was just a delight to be in.

Lovely tour of the Gallier House - Wonderful tour (I was the only person so it was very VIP). It was interesting to hear about the lives of upper middle class people living in the city during the civil war time… and Susie (sp?) was very knowledgeable and friendly! She even pointed out the areas of the property used to film “interview with the Vampire.” Highly recommend!

Very interesting tour - My husband and I are always keen to find out about the history of the places we visit and we found the tour very interesting. The house is very well layed out and beautifully furnished, and the guide we had (I think his name was Peter) really brought the place to life with the information he gave us. I would definitely recommend a visit to the Gallier House.

NOLA Native - Gallier House - The tour was well done and all our questions were answered. It was interesting to see the inside of the house. We were able to take our time and really get a feel for the house. It was also interesting to learn details about the family and to understand why given the Galliers were such an influence on New Orleans there are no Galliers about today.