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Частная пешеходная экскурсия по французскому кварталу

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Explore the French Quarter on this 2-3 hour walking tour in New Orleans. Wander 1.5 miles of quaint, brightly colored streets in the city's best known neighborhood with a local guide who focuses on the people, places, and historic events that comprise the city's unique culture. Discover New Orleans through open discussion and engagement while learning what makes the French Quarter special with the help of an expert, friendly local.

Please make contact with the guide BEFORE submitting a booking request to confirm availability and to discuss any remaining post-COVID limitations.
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Fri 11 Apr
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2-3 hour, small group walking tour of New Orleans French Quarter
Licensed and insured local guide
Fully narrated tour
2-3 hour, small group walking tour of New Orleans French Quarter
Licensed and insured local guide
Fully narrated tour
2-3 hour, small group walking tour of New Orleans French Quarter
Дополнительная информация
  • Wheelchair accessible
  • Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
  • Service animals allowed
  • Public transportation options are available nearby
  • Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
  • Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
  • Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
  • Dress code is smart casual
  • A maximum of 4 people per booking; the cost is higher for additional visitors
  • The streets and sidewalks of the French Quarter are uneven to say the least
Что ожидать
1
Jackson Square
We begin in Jackson Square and discuss the founding of the city in 1718.
2
St. Louis Cathedral
We visit the oldest cathedral in the United States.
3
Cabildo
We will discuss the history that took place there including the Louisiana Purchase ceremony.
4
Royal Street
We will window shop and discuss the many Royal Governors who lived in this street before Louisiana became a state.
5
New Orleans Pharmacy Museum
As with other stops, we will discuss the historic events that occurred here, including the founding of the first licensed pharmacy practice in the United States,
6
New Orleans
We will stop at the Louisiana Supreme Court to discuss preservation efforts to save the French Quarter from demolition.
7
French Quarter
We will stop at Exchange Alley to discuss the conflicts between the French and Americans after the Louisiana Purchase.
8
French Quarter
We will stop at the Bevelo gas light making factory to watch craftsmen build lights by hand and discuss the history of gaslighting in New Orleans after 1803.
9
French Quarter
We will stop at the Napoleon House to discuss plans to rescue Napoleon Bonapart and the wonderful food served there today.
10
French Quarter
We will stop at the New Orleans Pharmacy Museum to discuss the first licensed pharmacist in the United States and the first female who practiced pharmacy 100 years before the first licensed pharmacist.
11
French Quarter
We will stop at the Nunez house to discuss the first major fire in the city's history and how it changed the architectural character from French to Spanish.
12
Jackson Square
We begin in Jackson Square and discuss the founding of the city in 1718.
13
St. Louis Cathedral
We visit the oldest cathedral in the United States.
14
Cabildo
We will discuss the history that took place there including the Louisiana Purchase ceremony.
15
Royal Street
We will window shop and discuss the many Royal Governors who lived in this street before Louisiana became a state.
16
New Orleans Pharmacy Museum
As with other stops, we will discuss the historic events that occurred here, including the founding of the first licensed pharmacy practice in the United States,
17
New Orleans
We will stop at the Louisiana Supreme Court to discuss preservation efforts to save the French Quarter from demolition.
18
French Quarter
We will stop at Exchange Alley to discuss the conflicts between the French and Americans after the Louisiana Purchase.
19
French Quarter
We will stop at the Bevelo gas light making factory to watch craftsmen build lights by hand and discuss the history of gaslighting in New Orleans after 1803.
20
French Quarter
We will stop at the Napoleon House to discuss plans to rescue Napoleon Bonapart and the wonderful food served there today.
21
French Quarter
We will stop at the New Orleans Pharmacy Museum to discuss the first licensed pharmacist in the United States and the first female who practiced pharmacy 100 years before the first licensed pharmacist.
22
French Quarter
We will stop at the Nunez house to discuss the first major fire in the city's history and how it changed the architectural character from French to Spanish.
23
Jackson Square
We begin in Jackson Square and discuss the founding of the city in 1718.
24
St. Louis Cathedral
We visit the oldest cathedral in the United States.
25
Cabildo
We will discuss the history that took place there including the Louisiana Purchase ceremony.
26
Royal Street
We will window shop and discuss the many Royal Governors who lived in this street before Louisiana became a state.
27
New Orleans Pharmacy Museum
As with other stops, we will discuss the historic events that occurred here, including the founding of the first licensed pharmacy practice in the United States,
28
New Orleans
We will stop at the Louisiana Supreme Court to discuss preservation efforts to save the French Quarter from demolition.
29
French Quarter
We will stop at Exchange Alley to discuss the conflicts between the French and Americans after the Louisiana Purchase.
30
French Quarter
We will stop at the Bevelo gas light making factory to watch craftsmen build lights by hand and discuss the history of gaslighting in New Orleans after 1803.
31
French Quarter
We will stop at the Napoleon House to discuss plans to rescue Napoleon Bonapart and the wonderful food served there today.
32
French Quarter
We will stop at the New Orleans Pharmacy Museum to discuss the first licensed pharmacist in the United States and the first female who practiced pharmacy 100 years before the first licensed pharmacist.
33
French Quarter
We will stop at the Nunez house to discuss the first major fire in the city's history and how it changed the architectural character from French to Spanish.
34
Джексон-сквер
Мы начинаем с Джексон-сквер и обсуждаем основание города в 1718 году.
35
Собор Святого Людовика
Мы посещаем старейший собор в Соединенных Штатах.
36
Кабильдо
Мы обсудим историю, которая произошла там, включая церемонию покупки Луизианы.
37
Королевская улица
Мы рассмотрим и обсудим многих королевских губернаторов, которые жили на этой улице до того, как Луизиана стала штатом.
38
Аптечный музей Нового Орлеана
Как и в случае с другими остановками, мы обсудим исторические события, которые здесь произошли, в том числе основание первой лицензированной аптечной практики в Соединенных Штатах,
39
Жители Нового Орлеана
Мы остановимся в Верховном суде Луизианы, чтобы обсудить усилия по сохранению Французского квартала от сноса.
40
Французский квартал
Мы остановимся в Exchange Alley, чтобы обсудить конфликты между французами и американцами после покупки Луизианы.
41
Французский квартал
Мы остановимся на фабрике по производству газовых фонарей Бевело, чтобы посмотреть, как мастера вручную изготавливают фонари, и обсудим историю газлайтинга в Новом Орлеане после 1803 года.
42
Французский квартал
Мы остановимся в Доме Наполеона, чтобы обсудить планы по спасению Наполеона Бонапарта и замечательную еду, которую там подают сегодня.
43
Французский квартал
Мы остановимся в Аптечном музее Нового Орлеана, чтобы обсудить первого лицензированного фармацевта в Соединенных Штатах и ​​первую женщину, которая занималась фармацевтикой за 100 лет до появления первого лицензированного фармацевта.
44
Французский квартал
Мы остановимся в доме Нуньеса, чтобы обсудить первый крупный пожар в истории города и то, как он изменил архитектурный характер с французского на испанский.
45
Jackson Square
We begin in Jackson Square and discuss the founding of the city in 1718.
46
St. Louis Cathedral
We visit the oldest cathedral in the United States.
47
Cabildo
We will discuss the history that took place there including the Louisiana Purchase ceremony.
48
Royal Street
We will window shop and discuss the many Royal Governors who lived in this street before Louisiana became a state.
49
New Orleans Pharmacy Museum
As with other stops, we will discuss the historic events that occurred here, including the founding of the first licensed pharmacy practice in the United States,
50
New Orleans
We will stop at the Louisiana Supreme Court to discuss preservation efforts to save the French Quarter from demolition.
51
French Quarter
We will stop at Exchange Alley to discuss the conflicts between the French and Americans after the Louisiana Purchase.
52
French Quarter
We will stop at the Bevelo gas light making factory to watch craftsmen build lights by hand and discuss the history of gaslighting in New Orleans after 1803.
53
French Quarter
We will stop at the Napoleon House to discuss plans to rescue Napoleon Bonapart and the wonderful food served there today.
54
French Quarter
We will stop at the New Orleans Pharmacy Museum to discuss the first licensed pharmacist in the United States and the first female who practiced pharmacy 100 years before the first licensed pharmacist.
55
French Quarter
We will stop at the Nunez house to discuss the first major fire in the city's history and how it changed the architectural character from French to Spanish.
56
Jackson Square
We begin in Jackson Square and discuss the founding of the city in 1718.
57
St. Louis Cathedral
We visit the oldest cathedral in the United States.
58
Cabildo
We will discuss the history that took place there including the Louisiana Purchase ceremony.
59
Royal Street
We will window shop and discuss the many Royal Governors who lived in this street before Louisiana became a state.
60
New Orleans Pharmacy Museum
As with other stops, we will discuss the historic events that occurred here, including the founding of the first licensed pharmacy practice in the United States,
61
New Orleans
We will stop at the Louisiana Supreme Court to discuss preservation efforts to save the French Quarter from demolition.
62
French Quarter
We will stop at Exchange Alley to discuss the conflicts between the French and Americans after the Louisiana Purchase.
63
French Quarter
We will stop at the Bevelo gas light making factory to watch craftsmen build lights by hand and discuss the history of gaslighting in New Orleans after 1803.
64
French Quarter
We will stop at the Napoleon House to discuss plans to rescue Napoleon Bonapart and the wonderful food served there today.
65
French Quarter
We will stop at the New Orleans Pharmacy Museum to discuss the first licensed pharmacist in the United States and the first female who practiced pharmacy 100 years before the first licensed pharmacist.
66
French Quarter
We will stop at the Nunez house to discuss the first major fire in the city's history and how it changed the architectural character from French to Spanish.
67
Jackson Square
We begin in Jackson Square and discuss the founding of the city in 1718.
68
St. Louis Cathedral
We visit the oldest cathedral in the United States.
69
Cabildo
We will discuss the history that took place there including the Louisiana Purchase ceremony.
70
Royal Street
We will window shop and discuss the many Royal Governors who lived in this street before Louisiana became a state.
71
New Orleans Pharmacy Museum
As with other stops, we will discuss the historic events that occurred here, including the founding of the first licensed pharmacy practice in the United States,
72
New Orleans
We will stop at the Louisiana Supreme Court to discuss preservation efforts to save the French Quarter from demolition.
73
French Quarter
We will stop at Exchange Alley to discuss the conflicts between the French and Americans after the Louisiana Purchase.
74
French Quarter
We will stop at the Bevelo gas light making factory to watch craftsmen build lights by hand and discuss the history of gaslighting in New Orleans after 1803.
75
French Quarter
We will stop at the Napoleon House to discuss plans to rescue Napoleon Bonapart and the wonderful food served there today.
76
French Quarter
We will stop at the New Orleans Pharmacy Museum to discuss the first licensed pharmacist in the United States and the first female who practiced pharmacy 100 years before the first licensed pharmacist.
77
French Quarter
We will stop at the Nunez house to discuss the first major fire in the city's history and how it changed the architectural character from French to Spanish.
78
Jackson Square
We begin in Jackson Square and discuss the founding of the city in 1718.
79
St. Louis Cathedral
We visit the oldest cathedral in the United States.
80
Cabildo
We will discuss the history that took place there including the Louisiana Purchase ceremony.
81
Royal Street
We will window shop and discuss the many Royal Governors who lived in this street before Louisiana became a state.
82
New Orleans Pharmacy Museum
As with other stops, we will discuss the historic events that occurred here, including the founding of the first licensed pharmacy practice in the United States,
83
New Orleans
We will stop at the Louisiana Supreme Court to discuss preservation efforts to save the French Quarter from demolition.
84
French Quarter
We will stop at Exchange Alley to discuss the conflicts between the French and Americans after the Louisiana Purchase.
85
French Quarter
We will stop at the Bevelo gas light making factory to watch craftsmen build lights by hand and discuss the history of gaslighting in New Orleans after 1803.
86
French Quarter
We will stop at the Napoleon House to discuss plans to rescue Napoleon Bonapart and the wonderful food served there today.
87
French Quarter
We will stop at the New Orleans Pharmacy Museum to discuss the first licensed pharmacist in the United States and the first female who practiced pharmacy 100 years before the first licensed pharmacist.
88
French Quarter
We will stop at the Nunez house to discuss the first major fire in the city's history and how it changed the architectural character from French to Spanish.
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For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Отзывы (11)
Katheryne_R
Jun 2024
Dominick had an extensive knowledge of NOLA both past and present. He recommended incredible places to eat and visit.
Ответ от хоста
Oct 2024
I am glad you enjoyed. your tour. II. hope your entire visit to New Orleans was just as enjoyable. Thanks for choosing me to be your guide.
Richard_P
Jan 2024
Dominick was our tour guide. He was super knowledgeable and educational. He taught and showed us many things about New Orleans that have been "hidden in plain site" to us. I've been to New Orleans a few times over the years and this was my first tour. I'm shocked by how much I've missed over the years by just going with the crowd and I highly recommend this tour to anyone that wants a deeper understanding of the culture, neighborhoods, and history of this area.
Ответ от хоста
Jan 2024
I am glad you enjoyed the tour and learned a lot about the city. Hope to see you again.
David_N
Nov 2023
We were met a few minutes early by our knowledge guide. He is a native of the city and he knew the history well. He never rushed us and answered all questions politely.
Ответ от хоста
Dec 2023
it was a pleasure to meet you. thanks for visiting my home town and for selecting me to be your guide. dominick

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