New Orleans Voodoo, Storyville, Treme, Walking Tour
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Vores guider er langt de dygtigste og meget personligt knyttet til NOLA historie og kultur, og ingen andre laver denne nøjagtige kombination af fascinerende turfag.
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De tre tilbageværende bygninger i det berygtede red light district Storyville, hvor tidlig jazz udviklede sig.
Din guide vil turnere dig gennem denne ældste overlevende kirke i New Orleans og forklare dens fascinerende historie.
Du vil opleve dette historiske samlingssted for afrikanske slaver, hvor meget af New Orleans kultur blev født.
Du vil besøge denne park opkaldt efter New Orleans' mest berømte søn Louis Armstrong.
Besøg den historiske St. Augustine Catholic Church, den ældste overvejende sorte katolske sogn i landet.
På tværs af gaden fra det tidligere, nu lukkede Backstreet Cultural Museum, besøg Tomb of the Unknown Slave, det eneste mindesmærke af sin art i Amerika.
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- Kørestolsegnet
- Spædbørn og småbørn kan køre i barnevogn eller klapvogn
- Servicedyr er tilladt
- Der er adgang til offentlig transport i nærheden
- Transportmulighederne er tilgængelige for kørestolsbrugere
- Alle områder er tilgængelige for kørestolsbrugere
- Rejsende skal mindst være i moderat fysisk form
Anmeldelser(62)
Our guide Nate was really interesting and entertaining. We learnt a lot about Voodoo and the area. Would definitely recommend.
Great and animated description of culture.
Dave was an awesome tour guide he really knew his history
I was in town on business and went on the walking tour of Storyvile/Treme with Historic New Orleans Tours on my afternoon off. It was a small group, with just 3 of us and our guide David, who grew up in NOLA. (David has an impressive breadth and depth of knowledge about the city's architecture, history, and social dynamics. This company has brief professional bios of the tour guides on staff and it's clear they put thought into the folks they hire for this job!) He talked not only about stories of the past, but also how history has shaped these neighborhoods in the present. This tour was also careful not to sensationalize elements of history, because the stories are interesting enough on their own right! The most compelling stop on the tour was the tomb of the unknown slave, at St. Augustine Churchyard, but other highlights included Congo Square and the Our Lady of Guadalupe Church, as well as a peek at the St. Louis No. 1 cemetery, which requires a different tour to enter. Having a small group enhanced the experience, because we were able to ask a bunch of questions and also get recommendations about places we could return to after the tour. David also stayed for a couple of minutes after the tour ended to answer our questions and give recommendations for other places we can visit. Thanks for a fascinating and informative two hours! I will definitely book tours with this company on future vists to New Orleans and would recommend it to friends too.
Fantastic!! Learned so much and fun too. David was animated, interesting and funny. Learned more about the history of the music too.
Our guide was amazing and funny. He was extremely knowledgeable and gave us great information. Our guide asked us questions and have us a little of insight about New Orleans.
Mr. Higgins was very nice. I wish we would have gotten a chance to see everything during the tour but he touched on some of the other things on the way to lil dizzy’s. I really appreciated that he walked us over and the conversation there was my favorite part of the experience.
Fantastic experience. I had a wonderful time. We learned so much about the origins of jazz, the history of the city and Louisiana, with such a great guide, it was amazing. I really had lots of fun and definitely recommend it.
I'd previously done a Garden District walking tour in New Orleans and had a good experience. This time I was looking for something a little edgier and off the beaten path. Nate was our guide for this tour. He's somewhat of a local institution as he's grown up in the Treme area and possesses firsthand knowledge of the subject matter. Our group was small and very personal. Nate has a reputation for not embellishing history. Some of my personal highlights included the architecture of Treme, the myth .v. reality of Voodoo Queen Marie Laveau, Congo Square and its significance to African Americans and Louis Armstrong Park.
Excellent informative and passionate guide - David Higgins. Learned so much about the Treme and developed great respect and empathy for the people. Learned about the gumbo mix of this great city and its history and culture.
