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The Historic New Orleans Collection
French Quarter Architecture Walking Tour

French Quarter Architecture Walking Tour

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Uncover the architectural legacy of New Orleans in this walking tour exploring historic buildings at HNOC and throughout the French Quarter.

Uncover the architectural legacy of New Orleans in this lively walking tour through the French Quarter. Starting at HNOC’s historic Seignouret-Brulatour Building, guests will learn about the French, Spanish, and American influences that shaped New Orleans’s built environment, from Creole cottages to cast-iron balconies. The tour will start in the galleries and then go beyond our walls for a short walking tour exploring the architecture of the French Quarter.

This tour is given rain or shine and includes about one mile of walking. Comfortable walking shoes and weather-appropriate clothing are strongly recommended.

A sunlit porch with green railings and columns on the second floor of a building with tan stucco walls and a metal roof. Shadows cast across the facade, and there are windows and doors along the wall.
A warmly lit interior features a wooden staircase with white railing curving around a central space. A person walks below, next to large windows and an ornate gate. The walls are cream-colored, and the floor is polished wood.

Tour Details

Available Fridays and Sundays at 10:30 a.m.
Duration: Approximately 1 ½ hours
Location: 520 Royal Street and the French Quarter

Adults: $25
Children (age 8-17): $15
Children (age 0-7): Free
Free for HNOC members for a limited time.
Advance registration is encouraged. Reservations are available 30 days in advance.

For groups larger than 10, book the Group Experience version of this tour or contact tours@hnoc.org.

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