• Lafayette Cemetery No.1 - A portion of the tour highlights the distinctive burial traditions in New Orleans. (Please be aware that access to the cemetery is granted by the City of New Orleans, and it may be closed during services.)
• Commander’s Palace - The discussion about Commander’s Palace covers the building’s architecture, the history of its owners, and the culinary delights that await visitors.
• Morris-Israel House - Designed by Samuel Jameson in 1869, this house is a prime example of New Orleans’ renowned Italianate architecture. Discover this remarkable architectural style and its connection to other styles in the area.
• Women’s Guild of the New Orleans Opera - This house showcases two different eras and architectural styles! Learn to distinguish between these styles at the Women’s Opera Guild House!
• Louise S. McGehee School - Explore the history of this late 19th-century building, from its origins as a single-family home to its evolution into the McGehee School library!
• Carroll-Crawford House - Another magnificent house designed by Irish-born Samuel Jameson, exemplifying the Italianate style in the Garden District.
• The Rink Shopping Center - Discover the favorite leisure activities of residents at the turn of the century. This modest building once housed the largest skating rink in the nation when it was constructed in 1884.
• Garden District - Spend two hours admiring the stunning antebellum mansions and learn about the area’s history during the time these homes were built. Hear the tales of the architects and the residents who lived in them.

• Licensed, insured, and local guide
• Extensive knowledge of the area

• Transportation to/from attractions

Explore the rich history of New Orleans through its stunning architecture! This 2-hour tour of the Garden District offers a glimpse into 19th-century New Orleans, showcasing its magnificent mansions. Enjoy a relaxed walk with an enthusiastic, knowledgeable guide as you discover the diverse architectural styles in this area, including Greek Revival, Italianate, and Victorian. Listen to the tales of the 19th-century architects and families who left their legacy in this historic district, and view the residences of past and present celebrities.

The tour also features a brief visit to Lafayette Cemetery, where guests can learn about the intriguing local above-ground burial traditions. Beginning with an overview of the history of New Orleans Cemeteries, participants will engage in a discussion about the different styles and types of tombs found in this cemetery. With a group size limited to 14 people, the experience is designed to be more intimate and personal.

• Subject to favorable weather conditions. If canceled due to poor weather, you will be given the option of an alternative date or full refund.
• Comfortable walking shoes are recommended

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.