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What are people saying about Garden District

colin_W, Apr 2026
I'd do this again today, what a great tour and guide
walking garden district in spring is pure magic with jasmine in bloom. Caroline did a great presentation and was very interesting and represented NOLA well. Such interesting detail about each house and street, this area is so different from where I live it was like being in another country
Jennifer_G, Apr 2026
Enjoyable tour!
Our tour guide was personable and very knowledgeable. It was a nice tour and learned about the history of Garden District plus seeing celebrity homes.
Alexander_T, Apr 2026
A Wonderful Tour!
This is the tour you're looking for! We had such a great time walking around the garden district, learning the history of the Lafayette Cemetery 1, Commanders, Anne Rices House and more. Eva was a wonderful host, local, and we really enjoyed the history and her own stories that she told us. This is exactly what we wanted out of a Garden District tour and we'd highly recommend it
Jennifer_V, Apr 2026
See the garden district for a low price & in a single afternoon!
This tour is well worth the price ($22/person) and everything we wanted in seeing the garden district: quick (1 hour), informative & fun. The tour guide, Libby is a former teacher & 10th generation, knew all the history as well as the modern fun facts like which celebrities live where. She was funny and interesting. This tour is a great way to spend an afternoon. Highly recommended!

Garden District

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New Orleans
New Orleans oldest and most famous neighborhood, the Garden District, Louisiana
  • This neighborhood is a must-visit for history buffs and first-time visitors to New Orleans.

  • Wear comfortable shoes and be prepared to spend a few hours walking.

  • Guided walking tours generally involve 2–3 hours of walking and begin at a central meeting point in the neighborhood.

  • The area is wheelchair accessible for the most part.

  • For a particularly fancy meal, head to Commander's Palace at 1403 Washington Ave, which has been serving the Garden District community since 1893.