Private tour in New Orleans Leanne S
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3 hours
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Leanne S.
Hi! My name is Leanne and I am a 6th generation New Orleanian. That means my triple G (great X3)...
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I went to elementary school at Audubon Montessori off Broadway and later, Loyola University on St. Charles Ave in the Garden District. I will take you through my old stomping grounds! I lived near Magazine street in college during Hurricane Katrina. I can infuse the tour with my own experience as a local and, also stories dating back the the early 1800's when it was the city of Lafayette. We will start our tour on the infamous Neutral Ground on Canal street where the Americans and Creoles clashed in the early 1800's. We will take the oldest street car line still operating in the United States down St. Charles through mansions and talk about how the Garden District became the most wealthy neighborhood in the South. We will walk to Lafayette Cemetery that inspired Anne Rice's Interview with A Vampire and talk about Catholic and Voodoo traditions that influenced so much of our early culture and beliefs. Then we cruise Magazine street to get a local bite and drink before taking the streetcar back downriver.
We start at Canal street and take the historic streetcar to the Garden district that will take us down St. Charles Ave and past the mansions. We will take a walk through the beautiful *Lafayette cemetery my favorite cemetery (except for the one where my ancestors are buried!) that is full of graves overgrown with trees and vines and inspired Anne Rice's Interview with A Vampire and we will talk about Catholic and Voodoo traditions and superstitions that gave New Orleans some of its most haunting history. We will tour the surrounding mansions and talk about their stories from past to present and end with a stroll down bustling Magazine Street where we can grab a local bite and drink, a streetcar ride back into the French Quarterniw optional. *Lafayette cemetery may be closed for maintenance, please message me and I'll update you, we can also tour another cemetery if it is still closed.
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Public streetcar and walking or biking.
Airport: ,Cruise: ,ByGuide: At the Monument to the Immigrant closest address is at the Mississippi River next to the Steamboat launch at 400 Toulouse St, New Orleans, LA 70130
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Includes all fees
Book with a 20% deposit
Size:
up to 10 people
Duration:
3 hours
Transportation:
Public transportation
1
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Includes all fees
Book with a 20% deposit
Size:
up to 10 people
Duration:
3 hours
Transportation:
Public transportation
1
View pricing details
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