Self Guided Walking Tour of New Orleans’ Historic Garden District

Itinerary

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   Start your Garden District journey outside the Rink Shopping Center, passing by the Garden District sign. Though not a stop, it marks the beginning of your exploration into this delightful neighbourhood.

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   As you walk down the picturesque streets, catch a glimpse of the Briggs-Staub House. While not a designated stop, its historical significance contributes to the architectural narrative of the Garden District.

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   Admire the New Orleans Opera Guild Home, showcasing an 1850 Greek Revival Double Gallery. A pass-by attraction, it gained fame through its appearance in the Oscar-winning film Django Unchained.

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   Pass by the Louise S McGehee School, a historic institution in the Garden District. While not a stop, its presence adds a layer of cultural and educational history to your stroll.

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   Pause at Buckner Mansion, the largest house built before the Civil War. Famous for its appearance in American Horror Story, it provides a captivating insight into the neighborhood's architectural grandeur.

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   Walk by the Seven Sisters houses, dispelling the myth of a father building them for his seven daughters to live side-by-side. Though not a designated stop, their presence adds an intriguing element to the Garden District's lore.

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   Pause at the Pritchard-Pigot House, which might resemble a frat house. This stop offers historical context and architectural appreciation, showcasing the district's diverse residential styles.

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   Pass by the Carroll-Crawford House, blending seamlessly into the Garden District's elegant streets. While not a designated stop, its architectural significance contributes to the overall charm.

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   Pass by Warwick Manor, a distinctive residence in the Garden District. While not a designated stop, its presence adds to the visual tapestry of this historic neighborhood.

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    As you continue your walk, pass by the corner of Camp and Third Street in New Orleans. While not a designated stop, this intersection plays a part in the neighborhood's layout and character.

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    Pause at the Montgomery-Hero House, constructed for the president of the Crescent City Railroad, Archibald Montgomery. This stop provides insights into the historical figures who shaped the district.

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    Visit the Walter Grinnan Robinson House, the first home to feature indoor plumbing. Delve into its historical significance and technological advancements, offering a glimpse into daily life.

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    Pass by Commander's Palace, a renowned restaurant in the Garden District. While not a designated stop, its presence adds a touch of culinary fame to the neighborhood's allure.

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    Lafayette Cemetery No.1 Pass by

    End your Garden District tour outside Lafayette Cemetery No. 1. This final stop offers a moment to reflect on the district's history, architecture, and the significant personalities who once called it home.

Good to know

• Wheelchair accessible
• Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
• Service animals allowed
• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels