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Discover one of New Orleans’ most beautiful and historic neighbourhoods – the Garden District. Wander past grand antebellum mansions, see the Lafayette Cemetery and explore the hidden gems and diverse stories that shaped this community. Cross into the Irish Channel to see shotgun-style homes and learn about the immigrants who built the city.
Check Availability✓ See the house where F. Scott Fitzgerald lived in New Orleans
✓ Step into the Garden District, New Orleans’ historic neighborhood
✓ Discover hidden gems in the Garden District like Fire Station #23
✓ Pass by Lafayette Cemetery and learn about New Orleans tombs
✓ Explore the Irish Channel, a historic New Orleans neighborhood
✓ Enjoy a small-group tour with a maximum of 12 participants
✕ Food and drinks
✕ Tips/gratuities for your guide
15 min
Begin your guided walk along oak-shaded streets lined with grand Garden District mansions.
15 min
Pass by Lafayette Cemetery, one of New Orleans’ oldest burial grounds. Learn about the city’s unique above-ground tombs and multi-burial traditions, shaped by New Orleans’ low-lying geography. Hear stories of notable individuals laid to rest here.
Travel off the beaten path in the Garden District to uncover lesser-known landmarks. Pass by the 1843 Barthelemy Rey House, the 1875 Soria-Creel House, and Fire Station #23. If time allows, see the building where author F. Scott Fitzgerald once lived.
Stop outside Commander’s Palace, one of New Orleans’ most iconic restaurants. Admire its Victorian architecture and learn why it’s a beloved venue for weddings and celebrations.
Cross Magazine Street into the Irish Channel, a historic New Orleans neighborhood. See classic shotgun-style houses and learn about the Irish immigrants who shaped the area and its vibrant culture.
Take a short break at a local New Orleans spot. Buy a refreshing drink before continuing your Garden District tour.
End near the St. Charles Streetcar Line after strolling past more Garden District homes. Before you go, your guide will share personal recommendations for New Orleans restaurants, bars, and local sights to explore during your stay.
The historical marker at the corner of Washington and Prytania Streets, 2729 Prytania Street, New Orleans, LA 70130
End Point
A central location in the Garden District near the St. Charles streetcar line.