New Orleans Garden District and Lafayette Cemetery Tour

This walking tour takes you through the stunning mansions and beautiful foliage of the Garden District, and into the eerie yet fascinating Lafayette Cemetery. Discover the secrets and tales of this historic district as you stroll along grandiose avenues, admiring the breathtaking architecture of some of the grandest homes in the city.

As you make your way through the Garden District, your knowledgeable guide will tell you about the history and culture of this neighborhood, and point out some of the most alluring features of the splendid homes. See where famous figures such as Anne Rice and Sandra Bullock have lived, and learn about interesting tidbits such as homes that served as military hospitals during the Civil War. Then take a stroll through the cemetery, where burial plots and above-ground crypts are the norm, and learn about the history and burial practices of New Orleans.

This tour lasts approximately two hours, and is led by expert guides who are passionate and knowledgeable about the fascinating history of New Orleans. Wear comfortable shoes and bring a camera, as you'll surely want to capture the grandeur of the Garden District and the gothic beauty of the cemetery.

If you're looking for a unique, immersive way to explore the history and beauty of New Orleans, this tour is a must-see. You'll leave with a new appreciation for the history and culture of this vibrant city, and a wealth of knowledge about the fascinating Garden District and Lafayette Cemetery.

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Garden District in New Orleans, LA

The Garden District is a remarkable blend of history and visual grandeur, boasting magnificent homes amid beautiful gardens. It's an enchanting New Orleans treasure worth exploring.

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Buckner Mansion

Known for its exquisite 1856 architecture, magnificent chandeliers, and captivating storied ambience, the Buckner Mansion hails travel enthusiasts and history buffs alike. Nestled in the iconic Garden District, New Orleans, the mansion acts as a living memoir of the city's glamorous past, promising an unforgettable journey to the time of splendor and luxury.

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Commander's Palace

Dine back in time at Commander's Palace, an iconic New Orleans institution. The 1893 Victorian mansion serves as a culinary beacon, lighting up the Garden District with its exceptional cuisine and vibrant atmosphere.