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Nouvelle-Orléans: visite à pied du patrimoine afro-américain

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During this 2H walking tour, you will learn how People of African ancestry first arrived at New Orleans in 1719, within a year of the establishment of the city, having been forcibly removed from the Senegambia region of West Africa. Roughly five thousand Africans survived the Middle Passage en route to French Louisiana during the 1720s, followed in the 1780s by a similarly sized group brought by the Spanish from the Benin and Congo regions. Enslaved Africans of the colonial era cleared forests, raised crops, and built the city infrastructure.
In this visit You will see how African culture persisted in New Orleans, influencing everything from food to music to religion to architecture.
Your tour guide will take you to the famous Square Congo, now part of Armstrong Park on the edge of the French Quarter in the Faubourg Treme where hundreds of African slaves and laborers congregated to trade goods, play music, dance, and socialize.
Ville: La Nouvelle Orléans
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  • Wheelchair accessible
  • Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
  • Service animals allowed
  • Public transportation options are available nearby
  • Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
  • All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
  • Suitable for all physical fitness levels
À quoi s'attendre
1
Congo Square
Your tour guide will take you to the famous Square Congo, now part of Armstrong Park on the edge of the French Quarter in the Faubourg Treme where hundreds of African slaves and laborers congregated to trade goods, play music, dance, and socialize.
2
French Quarter
We will walk at the French Quarter in the theme of African American culture and history. Learn from where come traditions of voodoo, dance, Jazz music, Creole food & architecture
3
Place du Congo
Votre guide vous conduira au célèbre Square Congo, qui fait maintenant partie du parc Armstrong, en bordure du quartier français du Faubourg Treme, où des centaines d'esclaves et d'ouvriers africains se sont rassemblés pour échanger des marchandises, jouer de la musique, danser et socialiser.
4
quartier français
Nous nous promènerons dans le quartier français sur le thème de la culture et de l'histoire afro-américaines. Apprenez d'où viennent les traditions du vaudou, de la danse, de la musique jazz, de la cuisine et de l'architecture créoles
5
Congo Square
Your tour guide will take you to the famous Square Congo, now part of Armstrong Park on the edge of the French Quarter in the Faubourg Treme where hundreds of African slaves and laborers congregated to trade goods, play music, dance, and socialize.
6
French Quarter
We will walk at the French Quarter in the theme of African American culture and history. Learn from where come traditions of voodoo, dance, Jazz music, Creole food & architecture
7
Congo Square
Your tour guide will take you to the famous Square Congo, now part of Armstrong Park on the edge of the French Quarter in the Faubourg Treme where hundreds of African slaves and laborers congregated to trade goods, play music, dance, and socialize.
8
French Quarter
We will walk at the French Quarter in the theme of African American culture and history. Learn from where come traditions of voodoo, dance, Jazz music, Creole food & architecture
9
Congo Square
Your tour guide will take you to the famous Square Congo, now part of Armstrong Park on the edge of the French Quarter in the Faubourg Treme where hundreds of African slaves and laborers congregated to trade goods, play music, dance, and socialize.
10
French Quarter
We will walk at the French Quarter in the theme of African American culture and history. Learn from where come traditions of voodoo, dance, Jazz music, Creole food & architecture
11
Congo Square
Your tour guide will take you to the famous Square Congo, now part of Armstrong Park on the edge of the French Quarter in the Faubourg Treme where hundreds of African slaves and laborers congregated to trade goods, play music, dance, and socialize.
12
French Quarter
We will walk at the French Quarter in the theme of African American culture and history. Learn from where come traditions of voodoo, dance, Jazz music, Creole food & architecture
13
Congo Square
Your tour guide will take you to the famous Square Congo, now part of Armstrong Park on the edge of the French Quarter in the Faubourg Treme where hundreds of African slaves and laborers congregated to trade goods, play music, dance, and socialize.
14
French Quarter
We will walk at the French Quarter in the theme of African American culture and history. Learn from where come traditions of voodoo, dance, Jazz music, Creole food & architecture
15
Congo Square
Your tour guide will take you to the famous Square Congo, now part of Armstrong Park on the edge of the French Quarter in the Faubourg Treme where hundreds of African slaves and laborers congregated to trade goods, play music, dance, and socialize.
16
French Quarter
We will walk at the French Quarter in the theme of African American culture and history. Learn from where come traditions of voodoo, dance, Jazz music, Creole food & architecture
17
Congo Square
Your tour guide will take you to the famous Square Congo, now part of Armstrong Park on the edge of the French Quarter in the Faubourg Treme where hundreds of African slaves and laborers congregated to trade goods, play music, dance, and socialize.
18
French Quarter
We will walk at the French Quarter in the theme of African American culture and history. Learn from where come traditions of voodoo, dance, Jazz music, Creole food & architecture
19
Congo Square
Your tour guide will take you to the famous Square Congo, now part of Armstrong Park on the edge of the French Quarter in the Faubourg Treme where hundreds of African slaves and laborers congregated to trade goods, play music, dance, and socialize.
20
French Quarter
We will walk at the French Quarter in the theme of African American culture and history. Learn from where come traditions of voodoo, dance, Jazz music, Creole food & architecture
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Commentaires (16)
Emiliye_M
Mar 2025
It was an excellent tour. Keynin was knowledgable and passion about his city and the culture. We learned so much about Nee Orleans! We even asked that he take a picture with us.
Sherry K
Oct 2024
There is more to New Orleans than just it’s food and music. I am so happy I chose to take this tour. It was excellent. Actually the highlight of my trip. The nuggets of knowledge/history that was shared with us was worth its weight in Gold . I am sorry I cannot recall the tour guild ‘s name I think it was Mia she is an educator. She went above and beyond To meet / greet and tailor the 2 1/2 tour to our needs to stop/rest/ H20 replenish. My appreciation and thank go out to her for enlightening me. I Recommend this tour to everyone who is interested in learning the REAL history of New Orlean and it ‘s diaspora .
Jerome_G
Aug 2024
Mika was a fantastic tour guide. She gave us true insight into the struggles of Blacks in New Orleans and their incredible resilience.

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