Explore the rich history of Lafayette’s Garden District on a walking tour. Discover the diverse ethnic neighborhoods and learn about the area’s transformation from plantations to a vibrant community.
Explore the rich history of Lafayette’s Garden District on a walking tour. Discover the diverse ethnic neighborhoods and learn about the area’s transformation from plantations to a vibrant community.
- Lafayette Cemetery No.1 - Situated in the Garden District, Lafayette Cemetery is among the oldest burial grounds in the city.
- Garden District - The Garden District is renowned as a former Confederate stronghold and the most affluent neighborhood in New Orleans. Visitors can admire both pre- and post-Civil War mansions, as well as homes of…
- Lafayette Cemetery No.1 - Situated in the Garden District, Lafayette Cemetery is among the oldest burial grounds in the city.
- Garden District - The Garden District is renowned as a former Confederate stronghold and the most affluent neighborhood in New Orleans. Visitors can admire both pre- and post-Civil War mansions, as well as homes of celebrities.
- Irish Channel - Fleeing the potato famine in Ireland, many Irish immigrants settled in what is now known as the Irish Channel in New Orleans. Numerous renowned architects who designed and constructed the initial homes in the Garden District were of Irish descent.
Join us to hear the stories of the Irish who contributed to the prosperity of the Garden District and more.

- Cultural Ambassador
- Guided Tour
- Lagniappe (something extra in French)
- Native of NOLA - Licensed Tour Guide
- Cultural Ambassador
- Guided Tour
- Lagniappe (something extra in French)
- Native of NOLA - Licensed Tour Guide
- Snacks
- Admission to Lafayette #1 Cemetery : Cemetery is temporary closedd
- Snacks
- Admission to Lafayette #1 Cemetery : Cemetery is temporary closedd
Designated as a National Historic Landmark District, Lafayette city was referred to as the American Sector, although it was commonly called the Garden District around the 1830s. This area included several plantations that were segmented, sold, and divided into smaller lots. These subdivided sections formed diverse ethnic neighborhoods, such as the…
Designated as a National Historic Landmark District, Lafayette city was referred to as the American Sector, although it was commonly called the Garden District around the 1830s. This area included several plantations that were segmented, sold, and divided into smaller lots. These subdivided sections formed diverse ethnic neighborhoods, such as the American sector, the Irish Channel, and a high-profile Jewish community, to name a few. Large African American and Creole communities also existed in close proximity to these neighborhoods, all comprising parts of the city of Lafayette.
- Tour operates with a minimum of 2 guest . We do not operate with 1 guest unless its a Private Tour, call for details.
- not recommended for travelers with difficulty standing long periods of time
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.