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История французского квартала, тур в небольшой группе

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It's the wild, hilarious history of New Orleans, pulling no punches! Share a local's love for 300 years of our city's history -- secrets, scandals, and all -- and learn the stories of those famous locales you've always read about.

Hear about the Chitimacha tribe that inhabited the area, insane life in the early French & Spanish colonies, all the way to the jazz age, and the birthplace of modern music! We go beyond just names and dates, to bring you the strange characters who made New Orleans, and their stories, in a way you'll never forget. Take a piece of New Orleans history home with you!
Город: Жители Нового Орлеана
Mon 16 Jun
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Mon 16 Jun
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Что включено
Mid-tour break, both coffee and alcohol available for purchase within one block.
Mid-tour break, both coffee and alcohol available for purchase within one block.
Mid-tour break, both coffee and alcohol available for purchase within one block.
Mid-tour break, both coffee and alcohol available for purchase within one block.
Дополнительная информация
  • 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
  • Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Что ожидать
1
Washington Artillery Park
We begin the tour in the most scenic spot in the French Quarter, as you hear about the river and bed of mud out city rests on, the early Chitimacha tribe that settled the area, and the rather odd French colonists who founded New Orleans in 1718.
2
Mississippi River
We'll see the mighty Mississippi from our tour start.
3
Jackson Square
Then we'll take a look around Jackson Square and we'll tell you about the statue of Andrew Jackson -- the only statue in the city to be erected out of spite! During the French colonial period, it was a place of bizarre punishments.
4
Pontalba Buildings
We'll see the Pontalba Buildings, and hear the story of the Baroness Pontalba, from the wealthiest family New Orleans has ever seen, Spanish nobles who paid for the construction of all the buildings in Jackson Square. Her bizarre story is a real-life psychological thriller.
5
French Quarter
There are plenty of mini-stops along the way where we'll share all the knowledge we've learned in our years of tour guiding. This city is SO interesting and you will leave with an exciting and amazing understanding of The Big Easy!
6
St. Louis Cathedral
Our next stop is at our most iconic landmark, the St Louis Cathedral. It's a spectacular sight, and has some really interesting history, from pirate prisons to dueling grounds! Along the way we will talk about Pirate's Alley, and if it's open we will take a quick peek inside of the Cathedral. It's the oldest in the country!
7
Louis Armstrong Park
We'll begin with a stroll through the beautiful Louis Armstrong Park, the birthplace of Jazz music! We'll talk NOLA history and how this amazing city began and share some juicy stories before heading into the heart of the French Quarter.
8
Lafitte's Blacksmith Shop Bar
We'll stop between this historic bar and a nearby coffee shop. Built in the 1780s, this popular dead-end-of-Bourbon St. bar was once a business front for smugglers and pirates. These pirates also enlisted to fight the war of 1812. To this day, men who re-enact the battle come to drink afterwards. In the 1960s, "Cafe Lafitte" was a popular gay bar, frequented by Tennessee Williams.
9
Вашингтонский артиллерийский парк
Мы начинаем экскурсию в самом живописном месте Французского квартала, когда вы слышите о реке и грязевом ложе, на котором стоит город, раннем племени Читимача, населявшем этот район, и довольно странных французских колонистах, основавших Новый Орлеан в 1718 году. .
10
Река Миссисипи
Мы увидим могучую Миссисипи с самого начала нашего тура.
11
Джексон-сквер
Затем мы осмотрим площадь Джексона и расскажем вам о статуе Эндрю Джексона — единственной статуе в городе, которую воздвигли назло! Во время французского колониального периода это было место причудливых наказаний.
12
Здания Понтальба
Мы увидим здания Понтальба и услышим историю баронессы Понтальба из самой богатой семьи, которую когда-либо видел Новый Орлеан, испанских дворян, которые заплатили за строительство всех зданий на Джексон-сквер. Ее причудливая история — настоящий психологический триллер.
13
Французский квартал
По пути будет много мини-остановок, где мы поделимся всеми знаниями, которые получили за годы работы экскурсоводом. Этот город НАСТОЛЬКО интересен, и вы уедете с захватывающим и удивительным пониманием The Big Easy!
14
Собор Святого Людовика
Наша следующая остановка у нашей самой знаковой достопримечательности, собора Святого Людовика. Это захватывающее зрелище, и у него действительно интересная история, от пиратских тюрем до дуэльных площадок! По пути мы поговорим об Аллее пиратов, а если она открыта, то быстро заглянем внутрь собора. Он самый старый в стране!
15
Парк Луи Армстронга
Мы начнем с прогулки по красивому парку Луи Армстронга, родине джазовой музыки! Мы поговорим об истории NOLA и о том, как начинался этот удивительный город, и поделимся пикантными историями, прежде чем отправиться в самое сердце Французского квартала.
16
Бар кузнечной мастерской Lafitte's
Мы остановимся между этим историческим баром и близлежащей кофейней. Этот популярный бар на улице Бурбон-стрит, построенный в 1780-х годах, когда-то был прикрытием для контрабандистов и пиратов. Эти пираты также участвовали в войне 1812 года. По сей день мужчины, которые воспроизводят битву, потом приходят пить. В 1960-х «Кафе Лафит» был популярным гей-баром, который часто посещал Теннесси Уильямс.
17
Washington Artillery Park
We begin the tour in the most scenic spot in the French Quarter, as you hear about the river and bed of mud out city rests on, the early Chitimacha tribe that settled the area, and the rather odd French colonists who founded New Orleans in 1718.
18
Mississippi River
We'll see the mighty Mississippi from our tour start.
19
Jackson Square
Then we'll take a look around Jackson Square and we'll tell you about the statue of Andrew Jackson -- the only statue in the city to be erected out of spite! During the French colonial period, it was a place of bizarre punishments.
20
Pontalba Buildings
We'll see the Pontalba Buildings, and hear the story of the Baroness Pontalba, from the wealthiest family New Orleans has ever seen, Spanish nobles who paid for the construction of all the buildings in Jackson Square. Her bizarre story is a real-life psychological thriller.
21
French Quarter
There are plenty of mini-stops along the way where we'll share all the knowledge we've learned in our years of tour guiding. This city is SO interesting and you will leave with an exciting and amazing understanding of The Big Easy!
22
St. Louis Cathedral
Our next stop is at our most iconic landmark, the St Louis Cathedral. It's a spectacular sight, and has some really interesting history, from pirate prisons to dueling grounds! Along the way we will talk about Pirate's Alley, and if it's open we will take a quick peek inside of the Cathedral. It's the oldest in the country!
23
Louis Armstrong Park
We'll begin with a stroll through the beautiful Louis Armstrong Park, the birthplace of Jazz music! We'll talk NOLA history and how this amazing city began and share some juicy stories before heading into the heart of the French Quarter.
24
Lafitte's Blacksmith Shop Bar
We'll stop between this historic bar and a nearby coffee shop. Built in the 1780s, this popular dead-end-of-Bourbon St. bar was once a business front for smugglers and pirates. These pirates also enlisted to fight the war of 1812. To this day, men who re-enact the battle come to drink afterwards. In the 1960s, "Cafe Lafitte" was a popular gay bar, frequented by Tennessee Williams.
25
Washington Artillery Park
We begin the tour in the most scenic spot in the French Quarter, as you hear about the river and bed of mud out city rests on, the early Chitimacha tribe that settled the area, and the rather odd French colonists who founded New Orleans in 1718.
26
Mississippi River
We'll see the mighty Mississippi from our tour start.
27
Jackson Square
Then we'll take a look around Jackson Square and we'll tell you about the statue of Andrew Jackson -- the only statue in the city to be erected out of spite! During the French colonial period, it was a place of bizarre punishments.
28
Pontalba Buildings
We'll see the Pontalba Buildings, and hear the story of the Baroness Pontalba, from the wealthiest family New Orleans has ever seen, Spanish nobles who paid for the construction of all the buildings in Jackson Square. Her bizarre story is a real-life psychological thriller.
29
French Quarter
There are plenty of mini-stops along the way where we'll share all the knowledge we've learned in our years of tour guiding. This city is SO interesting and you will leave with an exciting and amazing understanding of The Big Easy!
30
St. Louis Cathedral
Our next stop is at our most iconic landmark, the St Louis Cathedral. It's a spectacular sight, and has some really interesting history, from pirate prisons to dueling grounds! Along the way we will talk about Pirate's Alley, and if it's open we will take a quick peek inside of the Cathedral. It's the oldest in the country!
31
Louis Armstrong Park
We'll begin with a stroll through the beautiful Louis Armstrong Park, the birthplace of Jazz music! We'll talk NOLA history and how this amazing city began and share some juicy stories before heading into the heart of the French Quarter.
32
Lafitte's Blacksmith Shop Bar
We'll stop between this historic bar and a nearby coffee shop. Built in the 1780s, this popular dead-end-of-Bourbon St. bar was once a business front for smugglers and pirates. These pirates also enlisted to fight the war of 1812. To this day, men who re-enact the battle come to drink afterwards. In the 1960s, "Cafe Lafitte" was a popular gay bar, frequented by Tennessee Williams.
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Отзывы (1)
MarleyTimeG
Feb 2025
Very informative, fun tour! Tracy our guide is a wonderful storyteller and kept things so entertaining. Highly recommend!
Ответ от хоста
Feb 2025
Thank you so much, Marley! I just realized this is our first ever review for this tour on this platform -- it means a lot to us!!

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