Promenade en calèche dans le quartier français de la Nouvelle-Orléans et plus encore
Description
Vous et vos invités allez adorer l'opportunité de vous asseoir et de vous détendre pendant que votre conducteur de calèche dévoile 300 ans d'histoire amusante lors de votre balade en calèche tirée par des mulets. Nous couvrons la riche histoire de la Nouvelle-Orléans, discutant de tout, de notre culture résiliente à l'architecture vieillissante. Bien que nos visites en calèche couvrent une tonne d'histoire, ce ne sont pas des conférences d'histoire ennuyeuses. En plus de l'histoire, nous discuterons de choses comme la nourriture, les cocktails, les boîtes de nuit, le jazz, les musées, les incontournables et les choses à faire !
Options de l'excursion
Itinéraire
Découvrez l'histoire et le mystère du quartier français, également connu sous le Vieux Carré. Visitez des sites d'intérêt tels que la cathédrale Saint-Louis, le marché français, le cabildo espagnol, les édifices Pontalba, la place d'Armes et la maison Napoléon. Découvrez des événements importants tels que le grand incendie de 1788, la bataille de la Nouvelle-Orléans, etc. Admirez l'architecture de l'esplanade créole, le quartier des anciens esclaves, les cafés français, les patios espagnols et les balcons en fer forgé.
La cathédrale Saint-Louis est la plus ancienne cathédrale en activité des États-Unis.
Voir cette zone de marché historique, surplombant le Mississippi.
Ce bâtiment colonial espagnol a été fabriqué à partir d'un moule fabriqué par le docteur Francesco Antommarchi, l'un des médecins de Napoléon Bonaparte au moment de son décès. Le musée abrite maintenant le masque de la mort de Napoléon.
Souvent désigné comme le «plus ancien immeuble d’appartements aux États-Unis».
Points forts
Ce qui est inclus
Avis des voyageurs
Informations importantes
- Animaux d'assistance acceptés
- Transports en commun disponibles à proximité
- Les enfants en bas âge doivent être assis sur les genoux d'un adulte
- Convient à toutes les conditions physiques
- Nettoyage en profondeur des voitures
Avis(1,281)
It was an excellent trip and the guide was very knowledgeable . The only problem was he should have had a microphone due to the traffic and construction , other than that , a great experience for New Orleans first timers.
The carriage ride was a wonderful way to experience the charm and history of New Orleans. Our guide brought the city to life with fascinating stories, local history, and fun facts while we relaxed and took in the beautiful sights. It was a peaceful, engaging, and memorable experience that offered a unique perspective of the city. I highly recommend this tour to anyone looking for a relaxing and informative way to explore New Orleans.
A carriage ride was a great alternative to walking and sweating in the intense summer heat. We went through picturesque residential neighborhoods that I wouldn’t have known existed if I had stuck to the usual tourist track. Our guide Jonathan was very enthusiastic and knowledgeable and we learned a lot.
The lady who checked us in was very rude!! It was six adults in our group and they put us on a carriage that already had 2 adults sitting prior to us arriving. So yes of course they were comfortable 2 of them shared the front seat but, as for us we had the next 3 rows and were seated 3 to a seat sticking to each other it was 98 degrees and unable to enjoy the tour. We should’ve been accommodated it was 6 or more free carriages and we paid a total of $390.00 to be hot and treated poorly. I will never use this company again.
I enjoyed the ride with my wife. We sat in the back which was a mistake because I'm very hard of hearing. I missed most of the descriptions and facts told by thw operator. I suggest sitting up front or maybe the company can install a microphone and speak system.
Trip was great. Johnathan our guide was very knowledgeable and very informative about the French Quarter.
This was the most overpriced activity in all of New Orleans. $65 per person for less than one hour of a mule carriage ride. Couldn’t hear the tour guide, his microphone was so low and he talked very monotone. Would not recommend.
This carriage ride was such a GREAT experience! Our tour guide, Jonathan was extremely knowledgeable and entertaining the entire time; and the carriage was covered, so it wasn’t too hot (Thank goodness!) Jonathan also made plenty of references to where we were from during the tour, which was a really nice touch and kept us engaged. Definitely recommend to anyone considering this experience!
The driver was very knowledgeable and friendly. The experience was amazing. We were able to visit several historic sites and places.
Guides were exceptional and very knowledgeable. Excellent care of the mules to protect them in weather extremes. Customer service superb
