Whitney Plantation e Soul of New Orleans City Tour Combo
Descrição
Comece sua jornada no poderoso Whitney Plantation, o único museu em Louisiana dedicado a contar a história de pessoas escravizadas através de seus olhos. Caminhe pelos terrenos onde vidas estavam ligadas ao brutal sistema de escravidão de plantações. Explore cabanas preservadas, monumentos e ouça narrativas de primeira mão através de um tour de áudio autoguiado, permitindo reflexão pessoal. Depois de um almoço em Nova Orleans, continue com o Soul of New Orleans City Tour, onde mergulharemos profundamente nas diferenças distintas entre a escravidão de plantações e a escravidão urbana. Explore como os africanos escravizados em Nova Orleans moldaram a arquitetura, a comida, a música e a cultura da cidade — colocando as bases para o jazz, os índios de Mardi Gras e a identidade crioula. Esta jornada mostra a resiliência, a criatividade e a resistência que geraram uma revolução cultural. História negra que não pode ser apagada, dos campos do sofrimento às ruas da revolução cultural de Nova Orleans.
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2nd Line Tours oferece uma experiência de uma vez na vida para nossos visitantes. Os hóspedes serão entretidos e educados na verdadeira moda de Nova Orleans. Oferecemos oportunidades para explorar a história autêntica de Nova Orleans, tradições únicas e cultura única.
Explore as várias exposições que se concentram na vida das pessoas escravizadas que viveram e trabalharam na Whitney Plantation. Essas exposições incluem edifícios originais, cabanas de escravos, monumentos e obras de arte que visam transmitir as duras realidades da escravidão. Aproveite um momento para visitar o Muro da Honra, que exibe os nomes de mais de 350 indivíduos escravizados que viviam na plantação. Este tributo ajuda a personalizar suas histórias e permite aos visitantes refletir sobre o impacto humano da escravidão. O museu também apresenta obras de arte memorial, como a escultura "Field of Angels", que representa as estimadas 2.200 crianças escravizadas que morreram na paróquia de São João Batista.
Veja as consequências do bairro devastado durante o furacão Katrina.
Desde 2016, o Studio BE desenvolveu-se como um destino histórico e cultural em Nova Orleans. Um produto da alquimia, um espaço para os artistas e as coisas que eles criam. Um espaço para a comunidade local e a cultura que vem dela, e um espaço bem-vindo para visitantes de todo o globo. Um lugar onde todas essas vozes vão afiar sua voz crítica e imaginar um futuro que beneficie a todos nós.
Descubra a pulsação vibrante de Nova Orleans na Congo Square, o berço do jazz. Entre em um lugar rico em significado cultural e ressonância histórica. Este solo sagrado era onde os africanos escravizados se reuniam para celebrar sua herança por meio da música, da dança e da narração de histórias, criando a base rítmica do jazz que ressoaria em todo o mundo. Mergulhe no espírito da Congo Square enquanto explora seu passado histórico e sente os ecos das vibrantes tradições musicais que ainda hoje prosperam em Nova Orleans. Experimente a magia e a alma da Congo Square e abrace as origens do jazz.
O bairro negro mais antigo dos Estados Unidos e uma pedra angular da cultura de Nova Orleans.
Experimente um dos distritos históricos mais icônicos do país, conhecido por sua arquitetura vibrante, cultura rica e história profundamente enraizada. À medida que você passa, seu Guia vai quebrar a história real mostrando como diferentes culturas se juntaram para moldar a Nova Orleans que conhecemos hoje.
Saiba sobre o papel de Nova Orleans no Movimento dos Direitos Civis, incluindo o caso histórico de Plessy vs. Ferguson, que moldou leis de segregação em todo os Estados Unidos. Ao passar por esta área, seu Guia compartilhará histórias de coragem, resistência e as pessoas que ajudaram a desafiar a desigualdade e mudar o curso da história.
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Locais e horários de recolha
Informações de Reunião & Pickup Tempo de Pickup: Pickup ocorre entre 8:00 am e 8:30 am Por favor esteja pronto fora do seu hotel até às 8:00 da manhã Os horários de recolha podem variar devido a várias paradas do hotel. Hotel Pickup: Pickup é disponível na maioria dos hotéis do centro de Nova Orleans Se o seu hotel não está na lista, por favor selecione um hotel próximo da lista de recolha Central Meeting Point : (se não usar o hotel pickup) Estacionamento – 414 Canal Street, Nova Orleans, LA 70130 Ao pesquisar, digite “parking lot” na pesquisa de pickup Por favor selecione esta opção para que saibamos onde recebe-lo O que procurar: Um ônibus branco com nosso logotipo irá sair em frente ao seu hotel ou ponto de encontro Notas importantes: Por favor, deixe até 30 minutos para o ônibus chegar Se for depois das 8h35 e você ainda não foi pego, por favor, ligue para nós
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Informações importantes
- Aceita animais de serviço
- Opções de transporte público disponíveis perto
- Bebês precisam sentar no colo de um adulto
- Adequado para todos os níveis de condicionamento físico
Avaliações(14)
Great experience, informative. I will recommend it to anyone coming to Nola. The city tour was also great, got to meet a real civil rights legend
This was an amazing and memorable experience, our guide was wonderful and imparted alot of history about New Orleans that we were unaware of.
The combo Tour was a good experience. On the drive to the Whitney Plantation, the The Tour Guide was knowledgeable and pointed out other points of interest. During the Soul of New Orleans City Tour, it was a delight to visit Project Be and to view the aftermath of Katrina.
Thanks so much! We're glad you enjoyed the tour. Hope to see you again!
I booked the 2nd Line Tour to the Whitney Plantation and the NOLA city culture tour. This was the best tour I have ever been on! Dennis, the owner, is so knowledgeable and is a great teacher! He had video and pictures for us to see on the bus. There were so many things that I learned as a kid that he tied together about slavery and Louisiana history. Please if you ever head to NOLA – this is the tour that you want to do. It was fun and so rich with information and not boring at all! Along with learning more about the damage done after Hurricane Katrina, we learned about voodoo culture, the North Side Skull and Bone Gang, “Baby dolling,” and how 2nd line originated. I wish I had known to stick around for 2nd line Sunday – but maybe next trip. We also learned how the Haitian Revolution is tied to the Louisiana Purchase! I hadn’t even thought about the Louisiana Purchase since the 4th grade. This tour made me want to understand and learn soooo much more!
Thank you so much for this amazing review! We're thrilled the tour left such a strong impact and brought history to life in a meaningful way. Dennis puts his heart into every tour, and it shows. We’d love to have you back for 2nd Line Sunday next time.
This is a one of a kind experience that tells the true history of Lousiana and New Orleans with African, Haiti, Creole, French, and other European cultures all blended into the rich culture of New Orleans. This was a cultural eye-opener. Dennis is a knowledgeable, welcoming tour educator and guide. We learned so much from him. This tour was excellent.
Thanks so much! We're glad you enjoyed the tour. Hope to see you again!
Chris took us out to Whitney plantation and got us set up with the self guided tour. We had just under 2 hours which felt a tad rushed to go through something that was so important and could be emotional. The plantation/museum does an excellent job of sharing what life was like and explaining how/why the slave trade started. The number of lives lived and lost is staggering. Very well done. Dennis took us on the city culture tour...I wish I had taken notes! So much shared and such wonderful insights about life in New Orleans, its beginnings, struggles, and amazing culture. We could have handled a whole day with Dennis! For this part of the day we had heavy rain which, if you have seen rain in NO, you know the streets start to fill. We happened to be in the Lower 9th Ward talking about Katrina (why, effects, lasting effects today) at the time so the experience was brought home a little more.
This was a wonderful tour. The combination tour consisted of two drivers and both were exceptional - knowledge and courteous. The sprinters were very comfortable and the small group size allowed for plenty of opportunities to ask questions. I only wish we would have a guided tour of the plantation. However, the headphones worked well.
Our tour guide was Jay. He arranged the visit to the Whitney Plantation, which is the only plantation tour that focuses exclusively on the experience of those enslaved. This was an audio-self guided experience and it was superbly well done. We could have easily spent more than the morning there. While difficult to hear, see and learn about the lives of those enslaved individuals who built, toiled, lived and we’re at the will of the plantation owner, it should be a must for anyone to learn about these experiences. We highly recommend taking the hours drive out to Whitney to experience this unique tour. Jay was also our tour guide on the Cultural City experience. This was another awesome experience. Jay is very passionate and extremely knowledgeable about the African American experiences, past and present in NO. Again, some of the history is difficult to hear about, but absolutely a necessary knowledge for all. Take these tours! You will not be disappointed.
Jay was an amazing guide. The second half of the tour was all him and couldn’t have been better. It’s important to learn about NOLA from a New Orleanian. We learned so much. The first half at The Whitney Plantation was equally as powerful but different as it was self guided. The only plantation we’d even consider visiting. If you’re looking for real, honest and informative this is the tour.
Whitney plantation was humbling. Great experience. However I wish they would give the option of tour companies to get a person for tour rather than a voice recorder. The Multi cultural tour guide Jeremy was phenomenal. He was very informative and took us to places like the ninth ward and showed us where the levee wall broke from Katrina. Also we saw the McDonogh No. 19 where the three girls desegregated Elementary schools. My husband and I learned a lot from Jeremy regarding New Orleans history and culture. We would highly recommend.
