Afisha Life | Źle zachowane kobiety, które odbyły trasę koncertową po Nowym Orleanie

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Rynek francuski

Zobaczymy targ francuski – niegdyś ulicę Gallatin, najniebezpieczniejszą ulicę w kraju pod koniec XIX wieku. Możesz znaleźć burdel w sali tanecznej, w którym całe piętro zamieniło się w orgię, lub zostać uduszony i otwarcie okradziony z całego dobytku. Było to miejsce, gdzie policja rzadko się pojawiała, z wyjątkiem 30 lub 40 mężczyzn.

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Muzeum Starego Klasztoru Urszulanek

Zobacz klasztor sióstr urszulanek, najstarszy budynek w Dzielnicy Francuskiej (budowę rozpoczęto w 1727 r.) „w zgodzie z nagimi publicznymi biczami. Ale to dziewczyny miały problem?

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Złota Latarnia

Często na naszej trasie docieramy do Złotej Latarni i omawiamy historię Southern Decadence w jej domowym barze — gejowskim barze klasy robotniczej w Dzielnicy Francuskiej.

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Bar Lafitte's Blacksmith Shop

Często zatrzymujemy się przy tym najstarszym budynku mieszczącym bar w Ameryce Północnej i rozmawiamy o jego historii jako frontu przemytniczego. Chociaż nie jest to jedno z naszych historycznych barów koktajlowych, często robimy tu przerwę i schładzamy się w upale.

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Dom Voodoo Marie Laveau

Właściwie nie zobaczymy tego sklepu na trasie, pojedziemy do miejsca urodzenia prawdziwej Marie Laveau i przedyskutujemy... "Czekaj, ona nie pasuje do tej trasy! Ona jest liderem voudou, a nie..." Pani z wyższej półki? Dowiedz się, gdzie zarobiła większość swoich prawdziwych pieniędzy!

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Park Louisa Armstronga

Dekadenckie pałace wzniesione w Storyville na Basin St. zostały zastąpione przez Projekty Iberville. Zabierzemy Cię więc do wspaniałego parku Louisa Armstronga, który wychodzi na to, co kiedyś było Storyville, z wystarczającą ilością miejsc do siedzenia i cienia, aby goście mogli usiąść i obejrzeć zdjęcia z tego historycznego okresu, zobaczyć i usłyszeć o jego najdzikszych postaciach.

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Miejsce May Baily'ego

May Baily's stał się pierwszym legalnym burdelem w Nowym Orleanie, kiedy właściciel uiścił opłatę licencyjną w 1857 roku – nadal wisiał na ścianie! [tymczasowo zamknięte]

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Old Ursuline Convent Museum

See the convent of the Ursulines nuns, the oldest building in the French Quarter (construction began 1727), and hear how the church and King Louis XV became sex traffickers to force more women to the colony, and had the nuns keep these "correction girls" in line with nude public lashings. But the girls were the ones with the problem?

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Lafitte's Blacksmith Shop Bar

Often we stop by this oldest building housing a bar in North America, and discuss its history as a smuggling front. Although not one of our historic cocktail spots, we often take a break here and cool down in the heat.

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Marie Laveau House of Voodoo

Actually we won't see this shop on the tour, we'll go to the real Marie Laveau's birthplace, and discuss... "Wait, she doesn't belong on this tour! She's a voudou leader not a... " High class madam? Find out where she made most of her real money!

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Louis Armstrong Park

The decadent palaces thrown up in Storyville on Basin St. were replaced by the Iberville Projects. So we take you to the gorgeous Louis Armstrong Park that overlooks what once was Storyville, with enough seating and shade for guests to sit and view photos of this historic time period, see and hear about its wildest characters.

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Old Ursuline Convent Museum

See the convent of the Ursulines nuns, the oldest building in the French Quarter (construction began 1727), and hear how the church and King Louis XV became sex traffickers to force more women to the colony, and had the nuns keep these "correction girls" in line with nude public lashings. But the girls were the ones with the problem?

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Lafitte's Blacksmith Shop Bar

Often we stop by this oldest building housing a bar in North America, and discuss its history as a smuggling front. Although not one of our historic cocktail spots, we often take a break here and cool down in the heat.

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Marie Laveau House of Voodoo

Actually we won't see this shop on the tour, we'll go to the real Marie Laveau's birthplace, and discuss... "Wait, she doesn't belong on this tour! She's a voudou leader not a... " High class madam? Find out where she made most of her real money!

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Louis Armstrong Park

The decadent palaces thrown up in Storyville on Basin St. were replaced by the Iberville Projects. So we take you to the gorgeous Louis Armstrong Park that overlooks what once was Storyville, with enough seating and shade for guests to sit and view photos of this historic time period, see and hear about its wildest characters.

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Old Ursuline Convent Museum

See the convent of the Ursulines nuns, the oldest building in the French Quarter (construction began 1727), and hear how the church and King Louis XV became sex traffickers to force more women to the colony, and had the nuns keep these "correction girls" in line with nude public lashings. But the girls were the ones with the problem?

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Lafitte's Blacksmith Shop Bar

Often we stop by this oldest building housing a bar in North America, and discuss its history as a smuggling front. Although not one of our historic cocktail spots, we often take a break here and cool down in the heat.

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Marie Laveau House of Voodoo

Actually we won't see this shop on the tour, we'll go to the real Marie Laveau's birthplace, and discuss... "Wait, she doesn't belong on this tour! She's a voudou leader not a... " High class madam? Find out where she made most of her real money!

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Louis Armstrong Park

The decadent palaces thrown up in Storyville on Basin St. were replaced by the Iberville Projects. So we take you to the gorgeous Louis Armstrong Park that overlooks what once was Storyville, with enough seating and shade for guests to sit and view photos of this historic time period, see and hear about its wildest characters.

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Old Ursuline Convent Museum

See the convent of the Ursulines nuns, the oldest building in the French Quarter (construction began 1727), and hear how the church and King Louis XV became sex traffickers to force more women to the colony, and had the nuns keep these "correction girls" in line with nude public lashings. But the girls were the ones with the problem?

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Lafitte's Blacksmith Shop Bar

Often we stop by this oldest building housing a bar in North America, and discuss its history as a smuggling front. Although not one of our historic cocktail spots, we often take a break here and cool down in the heat.

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Marie Laveau House of Voodoo

Actually we won't see this shop on the tour, we'll go to the real Marie Laveau's birthplace, and discuss... "Wait, she doesn't belong on this tour! She's a voudou leader not a... " High class madam? Find out where she made most of her real money!

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Louis Armstrong Park

The decadent palaces thrown up in Storyville on Basin St. were replaced by the Iberville Projects. So we take you to the gorgeous Louis Armstrong Park that overlooks what once was Storyville, with enough seating and shade for guests to sit and view photos of this historic time period, see and hear about its wildest characters.

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