Les meilleurs événements de la ville La Nouvelle Orléans. Visite à pied et historique du quartier français de la Nouvelle-Orléans commander (réserver en ligne) tickets.afisha.life. Delve into the history of the French Quarter on a 2-hour walking tour with a knowledgeable guide who shares the legends and landmarks of this fascinating city

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French Quarter

Make your own way to Musical Legends Park to meet your guide for your walking tour. After introductions, stroll a short distance to the banks of the Mississippi River where you learn how levee construction transformed the swamp into fertile farmland, making New Orleans an important hub in the region.

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French Market

Continue by walking through the French Market, the oldest open-air market in the US.

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Old Ursuline Convent Museum

Stand outside the Mississippi River valley’s oldest building, the Ursuline Convent, whose history provides a window onto early colonization efforts in Louisiana.

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Jackson Square

Next, you will head to Jackson Square, the heart of the French Quarter

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Cabildo

See important sites including the Cabildo - built between 1795 and 1799 - this building once housed the center of government in New Orleans and it is now the Louisiana State Museum.

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The Presbytere

See the Presbytere - built in 1791 to match the Cabildo is a fascinating museum with 2 permanent exhibits telling of both the cities resilience and celebration.

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Pontalba Buildings

Learn about these block-long buildings which form two sides of Jackson Square in the heart of the French Quarter of New Orleans.

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St. Louis Cathedral

Your guide takes you inside St Louis Cathedral and shows you where the Great New Orleans Fire of 1788 started, explaining how rebuilding post-fire resulted in what is now considered the classic architectural style of the French Quarter.

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French Quarter

Make your own way to Musical Legends Park to meet your guide for your walking tour. After introductions, stroll a short distance to the banks of the Mississippi River where you learn how levee construction transformed the swamp into fertile farmland, making New Orleans an important hub in the region.

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French Market

Continue by walking through the French Market, the oldest open-air market in the US.

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Old Ursuline Convent Museum

Stand outside the Mississippi River valley’s oldest building, the Ursuline Convent, whose history provides a window onto early colonization efforts in Louisiana.

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Jackson Square

Next, you will head to Jackson Square, the heart of the French Quarter

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Cabildo

See important sites including the Cabildo - built between 1795 and 1799 - this building once housed the center of government in New Orleans and it is now the Louisiana State Museum.

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The Presbytere

See the Presbytere - built in 1791 to match the Cabildo is a fascinating museum with 2 permanent exhibits telling of both the cities resilience and celebration.

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Pontalba Buildings

Learn about these block-long buildings which form two sides of Jackson Square in the heart of the French Quarter of New Orleans.

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St. Louis Cathedral

Your guide takes you inside St Louis Cathedral and shows you where the Great New Orleans Fire of 1788 started, explaining how rebuilding post-fire resulted in what is now considered the classic architectural style of the French Quarter.

17

French Quarter

Make your own way to Musical Legends Park to meet your guide for your walking tour. After introductions, stroll a short distance to the banks of the Mississippi River where you learn how levee construction transformed the swamp into fertile farmland, making New Orleans an important hub in the region.

18

French Market

Continue by walking through the French Market, the oldest open-air market in the US.

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Old Ursuline Convent Museum

Stand outside the Mississippi River valley’s oldest building, the Ursuline Convent, whose history provides a window onto early colonization efforts in Louisiana.

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Jackson Square

Next, you will head to Jackson Square, the heart of the French Quarter

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Cabildo

See important sites including the Cabildo - built between 1795 and 1799 - this building once housed the center of government in New Orleans and it is now the Louisiana State Museum.

22

The Presbytere

See the Presbytere - built in 1791 to match the Cabildo is a fascinating museum with 2 permanent exhibits telling of both the cities resilience and celebration.

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Pontalba Buildings

Learn about these block-long buildings which form two sides of Jackson Square in the heart of the French Quarter of New Orleans.

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St. Louis Cathedral

Your guide takes you inside St Louis Cathedral and shows you where the Great New Orleans Fire of 1788 started, explaining how rebuilding post-fire resulted in what is now considered the classic architectural style of the French Quarter.

25

French Quarter

Make your own way to Musical Legends Park to meet your guide for your walking tour. After introductions, stroll a short distance to the banks of the Mississippi River where you learn how levee construction transformed the swamp into fertile farmland, making New Orleans an important hub in the region.

26

French Market

Continue by walking through the French Market, the oldest open-air market in the US.

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Old Ursuline Convent Museum

Stand outside the Mississippi River valley’s oldest building, the Ursuline Convent, whose history provides a window onto early colonization efforts in Louisiana.

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Jackson Square

Next, you will head to Jackson Square, the heart of the French Quarter

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Cabildo

See important sites including the Cabildo - built between 1795 and 1799 - this building once housed the center of government in New Orleans and it is now the Louisiana State Museum.

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The Presbytere

See the Presbytere - built in 1791 to match the Cabildo is a fascinating museum with 2 permanent exhibits telling of both the cities resilience and celebration.

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Pontalba Buildings

Learn about these block-long buildings which form two sides of Jackson Square in the heart of the French Quarter of New Orleans.

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St. Louis Cathedral

Your guide takes you inside St Louis Cathedral and shows you where the Great New Orleans Fire of 1788 started, explaining how rebuilding post-fire resulted in what is now considered the classic architectural style of the French Quarter.

33

French Quarter

Make your own way to Musical Legends Park to meet your guide for your walking tour. After introductions, stroll a short distance to the banks of the Mississippi River where you learn how levee construction transformed the swamp into fertile farmland, making New Orleans an important hub in the region.

34

French Market

Continue by walking through the French Market, the oldest open-air market in the US.

35

Old Ursuline Convent Museum

Stand outside the Mississippi River valley’s oldest building, the Ursuline Convent, whose history provides a window onto early colonization efforts in Louisiana.

36

Jackson Square

Next, you will head to Jackson Square, the heart of the French Quarter

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Cabildo

See important sites including the Cabildo - built between 1795 and 1799 - this building once housed the center of government in New Orleans and it is now the Louisiana State Museum.

38

The Presbytere

See the Presbytere - built in 1791 to match the Cabildo is a fascinating museum with 2 permanent exhibits telling of both the cities resilience and celebration.

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Pontalba Buildings

Learn about these block-long buildings which form two sides of Jackson Square in the heart of the French Quarter of New Orleans.

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St. Louis Cathedral

Your guide takes you inside St Louis Cathedral and shows you where the Great New Orleans Fire of 1788 started, explaining how rebuilding post-fire resulted in what is now considered the classic architectural style of the French Quarter.

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quartier français

Rendez-vous par vos propres moyens au Musical Legends Park pour rencontrer votre guide pour votre visite à pied. Après les présentations, promenez-vous sur une courte distance jusqu'aux rives du fleuve Mississippi où vous apprendrez comment la construction de digues a transformé le marais en terres agricoles fertiles, faisant de la Nouvelle-Orléans une plaque tournante importante de la région.

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Marché français

Continuez en vous promenant dans le marché français, le plus ancien marché en plein air des États-Unis.

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Musée de l'ancien couvent des Ursulines

Tenez-vous à l'extérieur du plus ancien bâtiment de la vallée du Mississippi, le couvent des Ursulines, dont l'histoire offre une fenêtre sur les premiers efforts de colonisation en Louisiane.

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Place Jackson

Ensuite, vous vous dirigerez vers Jackson Square, le cœur du quartier français

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Cabildo

Visitez des sites importants, dont le Cabildo - construit entre 1795 et 1799 - ce bâtiment abritait autrefois le centre du gouvernement de la Nouvelle-Orléans et c'est maintenant le Louisiana State Museum.

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Le Presbytère

Voir le presbytère - construit en 1791 pour correspondre au Cabildo est un musée fascinant avec 2 expositions permanentes racontant à la fois la résilience et la célébration de la ville.

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Bâtiments de Pontalba

Découvrez ces bâtiments longs d'un pâté de maisons qui forment les deux côtés de Jackson Square au cœur du quartier français de la Nouvelle-Orléans.

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Cathédrale Saint-Louis

Votre guide vous emmène à l'intérieur de la cathédrale Saint-Louis et vous montre où le grand incendie de la Nouvelle-Orléans de 1788 a commencé, expliquant comment la reconstruction après l'incendie a abouti à ce qui est maintenant considéré comme le style architectural classique du quartier français.

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French Quarter

Make your own way to Musical Legends Park to meet your guide for your walking tour. After introductions, stroll a short distance to the banks of the Mississippi River where you learn how levee construction transformed the swamp into fertile farmland, making New Orleans an important hub in the region.

50

French Market

Continue by walking through the French Market, the oldest open-air market in the US.

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Jackson Square

Next, you will head to Jackson Square, the heart of the French Quarter

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Cabildo

See important sites including the Cabildo - built between 1795 and 1799 - this building once housed the center of government in New Orleans and it is now the Louisiana State Museum.

53

The Presbytere

See the Presbytere - built in 1791 to match the Cabildo is a fascinating museum with 2 permanent exhibits telling of both the cities resilience and celebration.

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Pontalba Buildings

Learn about these block-long buildings which form two sides of Jackson Square in the heart of the French Quarter of New Orleans.

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St. Louis Cathedral

Your guide takes you inside St Louis Cathedral and shows you where the Great New Orleans Fire of 1788 started, explaining how rebuilding post-fire resulted in what is now considered the classic architectural style of the French Quarter.

56

Old Ursuline Convent Museum

Stand outside the Mississippi River valley’s oldest building, the Ursuline Convent, whose history provides a window onto early colonization efforts in Louisiana.

57

French Quarter

Make your own way to Musical Legends Park to meet your guide for your walking tour. After introductions, stroll a short distance to the banks of the Mississippi River where you learn how levee construction transformed the swamp into fertile farmland, making New Orleans an important hub in the region.

58

French Market

Continue by walking through the French Market, the oldest open-air market in the US.

59

Jackson Square

Next, you will head to Jackson Square, the heart of the French Quarter

60

Cabildo

See important sites including the Cabildo - built between 1795 and 1799 - this building once housed the center of government in New Orleans and it is now the Louisiana State Museum.

61

The Presbytere

See the Presbytere - built in 1791 to match the Cabildo is a fascinating museum with 2 permanent exhibits telling of both the cities resilience and celebration.

62

Pontalba Buildings

Learn about these block-long buildings which form two sides of Jackson Square in the heart of the French Quarter of New Orleans.

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St. Louis Cathedral

Your guide takes you inside St Louis Cathedral and shows you where the Great New Orleans Fire of 1788 started, explaining how rebuilding post-fire resulted in what is now considered the classic architectural style of the French Quarter.

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Old Ursuline Convent Museum

Stand outside the Mississippi River valley’s oldest building, the Ursuline Convent, whose history provides a window onto early colonization efforts in Louisiana.

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French Quarter

Make your own way to Musical Legends Park to meet your guide for your walking tour. After introductions, stroll a short distance to the banks of the Mississippi River where you learn how levee construction transformed the swamp into fertile farmland, making New Orleans an important hub in the region.

66

French Market

Continue by walking through the French Market, the oldest open-air market in the US.

67

Jackson Square

Next, you will head to Jackson Square, the heart of the French Quarter

68

Cabildo

See important sites including the Cabildo - built between 1795 and 1799 - this building once housed the center of government in New Orleans and it is now the Louisiana State Museum.

69

The Presbytere

See the Presbytere - built in 1791 to match the Cabildo is a fascinating museum with 2 permanent exhibits telling of both the cities resilience and celebration.

70

Pontalba Buildings

Learn about these block-long buildings which form two sides of Jackson Square in the heart of the French Quarter of New Orleans.

71

St. Louis Cathedral

Your guide takes you inside St Louis Cathedral and shows you where the Great New Orleans Fire of 1788 started, explaining how rebuilding post-fire resulted in what is now considered the classic architectural style of the French Quarter.

72

Old Ursuline Convent Museum

Stand outside the Mississippi River valley’s oldest building, the Ursuline Convent, whose history provides a window onto early colonization efforts in Louisiana.

73

French Quarter

Make your own way to Musical Legends Park to meet your guide for your walking tour. After introductions, stroll a short distance to the banks of the Mississippi River where you learn how levee construction transformed the swamp into fertile farmland, making New Orleans an important hub in the region.

74

French Market

Continue by walking through the French Market, the oldest open-air market in the US.

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Jackson Square

Next, you will head to Jackson Square, the heart of the French Quarter

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Cabildo

See important sites including the Cabildo - built between 1795 and 1799 - this building once housed the center of government in New Orleans and it is now the Louisiana State Museum.

77

The Presbytere

See the Presbytere - built in 1791 to match the Cabildo is a fascinating museum with 2 permanent exhibits telling of both the cities resilience and celebration.

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Pontalba Buildings

Learn about these block-long buildings which form two sides of Jackson Square in the heart of the French Quarter of New Orleans.

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St. Louis Cathedral

Your guide takes you inside St Louis Cathedral and shows you where the Great New Orleans Fire of 1788 started, explaining how rebuilding post-fire resulted in what is now considered the classic architectural style of the French Quarter.

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Old Ursuline Convent Museum

Stand outside the Mississippi River valley’s oldest building, the Ursuline Convent, whose history provides a window onto early colonization efforts in Louisiana.

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French Quarter

Make your own way to Musical Legends Park to meet your guide for your walking tour. After introductions, stroll a short distance to the banks of the Mississippi River where you learn how levee construction transformed the swamp into fertile farmland, making New Orleans an important hub in the region.

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French Market

Continue by walking through the French Market, the oldest open-air market in the US.

83

Jackson Square

Next, you will head to Jackson Square, the heart of the French Quarter

84

Cabildo

See important sites including the Cabildo - built between 1795 and 1799 - this building once housed the center of government in New Orleans and it is now the Louisiana State Museum.

85

The Presbytere

See the Presbytere - built in 1791 to match the Cabildo is a fascinating museum with 2 permanent exhibits telling of both the cities resilience and celebration.

86

Pontalba Buildings

Learn about these block-long buildings which form two sides of Jackson Square in the heart of the French Quarter of New Orleans.

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St. Louis Cathedral

Your guide takes you inside St Louis Cathedral and shows you where the Great New Orleans Fire of 1788 started, explaining how rebuilding post-fire resulted in what is now considered the classic architectural style of the French Quarter.

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Old Ursuline Convent Museum

Stand outside the Mississippi River valley’s oldest building, the Ursuline Convent, whose history provides a window onto early colonization efforts in Louisiana.

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French Quarter

Make your own way to Musical Legends Park to meet your guide for your walking tour. After introductions, stroll a short distance to the banks of the Mississippi River where you learn how levee construction transformed the swamp into fertile farmland, making New Orleans an important hub in the region.

90

French Market

Continue by walking through the French Market, the oldest open-air market in the US.

91

Jackson Square

Next, you will head to Jackson Square, the heart of the French Quarter

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Cabildo

See important sites including the Cabildo - built between 1795 and 1799 - this building once housed the center of government in New Orleans and it is now the Louisiana State Museum.

93

The Presbytere

See the Presbytere - built in 1791 to match the Cabildo is a fascinating museum with 2 permanent exhibits telling of both the cities resilience and celebration.

94

Pontalba Buildings

Learn about these block-long buildings which form two sides of Jackson Square in the heart of the French Quarter of New Orleans.

95

St. Louis Cathedral

Your guide takes you inside St Louis Cathedral and shows you where the Great New Orleans Fire of 1788 started, explaining how rebuilding post-fire resulted in what is now considered the classic architectural style of the French Quarter.

96

Old Ursuline Convent Museum

Stand outside the Mississippi River valley’s oldest building, the Ursuline Convent, whose history provides a window onto early colonization efforts in Louisiana.

97

French Quarter

Make your own way to Musical Legends Park to meet your guide for your walking tour. After introductions, stroll a short distance to the banks of the Mississippi River where you learn how levee construction transformed the swamp into fertile farmland, making New Orleans an important hub in the region.

98

French Market

Continue by walking through the French Market, the oldest open-air market in the US.

99

Jackson Square

Next, you will head to Jackson Square, the heart of the French Quarter

100

Cabildo

See important sites including the Cabildo - built between 1795 and 1799 - this building once housed the center of government in New Orleans and it is now the Louisiana State Museum.

101

The Presbytere

See the Presbytere - built in 1791 to match the Cabildo is a fascinating museum with 2 permanent exhibits telling of both the cities resilience and celebration.

102

Pontalba Buildings

Learn about these block-long buildings which form two sides of Jackson Square in the heart of the French Quarter of New Orleans.

103

St. Louis Cathedral

Your guide takes you inside St Louis Cathedral and shows you where the Great New Orleans Fire of 1788 started, explaining how rebuilding post-fire resulted in what is now considered the classic architectural style of the French Quarter.

104

Old Ursuline Convent Museum

Stand outside the Mississippi River valley’s oldest building, the Ursuline Convent, whose history provides a window onto early colonization efforts in Louisiana.

105

French Quarter

Make your own way to Musical Legends Park to meet your guide for your walking tour. After introductions, stroll a short distance to the banks of the Mississippi River where you learn how levee construction transformed the swamp into fertile farmland, making New Orleans an important hub in the region.

106

French Market

Continue by walking through the French Market, the oldest open-air market in the US.

107

Jackson Square

Next, you will head to Jackson Square, the heart of the French Quarter

108

Cabildo

See important sites including the Cabildo - built between 1795 and 1799 - this building once housed the center of government in New Orleans and it is now the Louisiana State Museum.

109

The Presbytere

See the Presbytere - built in 1791 to match the Cabildo is a fascinating museum with 2 permanent exhibits telling of both the cities resilience and celebration.

110

Pontalba Buildings

Learn about these block-long buildings which form two sides of Jackson Square in the heart of the French Quarter of New Orleans.

111

St. Louis Cathedral

Your guide takes you inside St Louis Cathedral and shows you where the Great New Orleans Fire of 1788 started, explaining how rebuilding post-fire resulted in what is now considered the classic architectural style of the French Quarter.

112

Old Ursuline Convent Museum

Stand outside the Mississippi River valley’s oldest building, the Ursuline Convent, whose history provides a window onto early colonization efforts in Louisiana.

113

French Quarter

Make your own way to Musical Legends Park to meet your guide for your walking tour. After introductions, stroll a short distance to the banks of the Mississippi River where you learn how levee construction transformed the swamp into fertile farmland, making New Orleans an important hub in the region.

114

French Market

Continue by walking through the French Market, the oldest open-air market in the US.

115

Jackson Square

Next, you will head to Jackson Square, the heart of the French Quarter

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Cabildo

See important sites including the Cabildo - built between 1795 and 1799 - this building once housed the center of government in New Orleans and it is now the Louisiana State Museum.

117

The Presbytere

See the Presbytere - built in 1791 to match the Cabildo is a fascinating museum with 2 permanent exhibits telling of both the cities resilience and celebration.

118

Pontalba Buildings

Learn about these block-long buildings which form two sides of Jackson Square in the heart of the French Quarter of New Orleans.

119

St. Louis Cathedral

Your guide takes you inside St Louis Cathedral and shows you where the Great New Orleans Fire of 1788 started, explaining how rebuilding post-fire resulted in what is now considered the classic architectural style of the French Quarter.

120

Old Ursuline Convent Museum

Stand outside the Mississippi River valley’s oldest building, the Ursuline Convent, whose history provides a window onto early colonization efforts in Louisiana.

121

French Quarter

Make your own way to Musical Legends Park to meet your guide for your walking tour. After introductions, stroll a short distance to the banks of the Mississippi River where you learn how levee construction transformed the swamp into fertile farmland, making New Orleans an important hub in the region.

122

French Market

Continue by walking through the French Market, the oldest open-air market in the US.

123

Jackson Square

Next, you will head to Jackson Square, the heart of the French Quarter

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Cabildo

See important sites including the Cabildo - built between 1795 and 1799 - this building once housed the center of government in New Orleans and it is now the Louisiana State Museum.

125

The Presbytere

See the Presbytere - built in 1791 to match the Cabildo is a fascinating museum with 2 permanent exhibits telling of both the cities resilience and celebration.

126

Pontalba Buildings

Learn about these block-long buildings which form two sides of Jackson Square in the heart of the French Quarter of New Orleans.

127

St. Louis Cathedral

Your guide takes you inside St Louis Cathedral and shows you where the Great New Orleans Fire of 1788 started, explaining how rebuilding post-fire resulted in what is now considered the classic architectural style of the French Quarter.

128

Old Ursuline Convent Museum

Stand outside the Mississippi River valley’s oldest building, the Ursuline Convent, whose history provides a window onto early colonization efforts in Louisiana.

129

French Quarter

Make your own way to Musical Legends Park to meet your guide for your walking tour. After introductions, stroll a short distance to the banks of the Mississippi River where you learn how levee construction transformed the swamp into fertile farmland, making New Orleans an important hub in the region.

130

French Market

Continue by walking through the French Market, the oldest open-air market in the US.

131

Jackson Square

Next, you will head to Jackson Square, the heart of the French Quarter

132

Cabildo

See important sites including the Cabildo - built between 1795 and 1799 - this building once housed the center of government in New Orleans and it is now the Louisiana State Museum.

133

The Presbytere

See the Presbytere - built in 1791 to match the Cabildo is a fascinating museum with 2 permanent exhibits telling of both the cities resilience and celebration.

134

Pontalba Buildings

Learn about these block-long buildings which form two sides of Jackson Square in the heart of the French Quarter of New Orleans.

135

St. Louis Cathedral

Your guide takes you inside St Louis Cathedral and shows you where the Great New Orleans Fire of 1788 started, explaining how rebuilding post-fire resulted in what is now considered the classic architectural style of the French Quarter.

136

Old Ursuline Convent Museum

Stand outside the Mississippi River valley’s oldest building, the Ursuline Convent, whose history provides a window onto early colonization efforts in Louisiana.

137

French Quarter

Make your own way to Musical Legends Park to meet your guide for your walking tour. After introductions, stroll a short distance to the banks of the Mississippi River where you learn how levee construction transformed the swamp into fertile farmland, making New Orleans an important hub in the region.

138

French Market

Continue by walking through the French Market, the oldest open-air market in the US.

139

Jackson Square

Next, you will head to Jackson Square, the heart of the French Quarter

140

Cabildo

See important sites including the Cabildo - built between 1795 and 1799 - this building once housed the center of government in New Orleans and it is now the Louisiana State Museum.

141

The Presbytere

See the Presbytere - built in 1791 to match the Cabildo is a fascinating museum with 2 permanent exhibits telling of both the cities resilience and celebration.

142

Pontalba Buildings

Learn about these block-long buildings which form two sides of Jackson Square in the heart of the French Quarter of New Orleans.

143

St. Louis Cathedral

Your guide takes you inside St Louis Cathedral and shows you where the Great New Orleans Fire of 1788 started, explaining how rebuilding post-fire resulted in what is now considered the classic architectural style of the French Quarter.

144

Old Ursuline Convent Museum

Stand outside the Mississippi River valley’s oldest building, the Ursuline Convent, whose history provides a window onto early colonization efforts in Louisiana.

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