Founded by the French in 1718, the Quarter is New Orleans oldest neighborhood. From cast iron balconies and walled courtyards, to colorful Creole cottages and townhouses, the “Vieux Carré” is a unique collection of historic French, Spanish, Creole, and American architecture.
Designated as an official Historic District, the Faubourg Marigny was one of the first "Suburbs" of New Orleans, it is filled with colorful shotgun homes, quaint Creole cottages, and more commercial and industrial buildings make up the urban landscape in the Marigny/Bywater. Ornamental wrought iron decorates many of the homes in this area.
Laid out in 1833, Annexed by New Orleans in 1852 Grand mansions, St. Charles Streetcar, Magazine Street shopping, Famous universities, Audubon Park and Zoo Filled with stunning, grandiose mansions, colorful Creole cottages. Uptown and the Garden District are known for the variety of historic homes, from colorful row houses to Classic Revival mansions and charming cottages shadowed by giant oak trees.
Located in Garden District Lafayette Cemetery No. 1 is one of the oldest city governed cemeteries.
Most beautiful cemetery in the city.
You're one Hell of a fool if you choose any other private tour provider. There is no need to continue searching. Pray that Michaela is available. She is the best! Michaela intimately shared her multi-generational love and knowledge of New Orleans with our family. We felt like New Orleanians by the end of the day. Thank you Michaela for a wonderful and memorable experience. Mike Lowry
I’ve been to New Orleans before but never saw it like this! Michaela showed us the French, Spanish and English architecture around uptown. The garden district homes are grand and amazing! But my favorite was the cute, little, colorful shotguns in the Irish Channel. She was a great guide! I will definitely try another tour with her again next time I visit New Orleans.
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