Suggestions for Museum near City Park, New Orleans
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Jiyoung C. • December 9, 2011strolling through wnderful decorative arts collections and many more. cafe noma on first floor is wonderful, too. both interior and the food!!
Karen W. M. • February 26, 2011Very nice example of a lived-in house. Docent tour is $5. Interesting but not excellent. $5 though-- worth it.
Laur L. • July 16, 2017Public rest area and a little museum. I think they also offer free parking. I would recommend for those taking Tours in this part of the city.
Eliza T. • July 2, 2024A MUST while you are in NOLA! If you can, try going for Sazerac Day as they go all out with more stands and speakeasies throughout. Very informative and good samples.
Randy R. • April 13, 2013Great venue for close intimate Irish music. This is troubadour and story teller Rickey Pittman
The Divine Prince T. • April 25, 2024All is a Blessing! 👁⃤𓆙 #RespectTheVoodoo 🌈#LOVEmyNewOrleans ⚜🤝🏿☕
Arlene M. • April 12, 2018Beautiful historic mansion in New Orleans. Worth a trip there if you haven’t seen it, when in NOLA.
Tanya • August 30, 2013Tour was great, beautiful house! But NOT an example of stereotypical French architecture in the French quarter.
Ryan E. • November 13, 2018The largest museum of its kind in the country. Great for those who love bugs and young ones will find it especially captivating. There's a 4-D movie, a cafe to try bug cuisine, and a butterfly garden.
Ami H. • October 1, 2022Lighthouse passport stamps available here for New Canal and Port Pontchartrain Lights
The Divine Prince T. • August 14, 2024#BackstreetMuseum #Tremé ⚜#LOVEmyNewOrleans 💜 #BackstreetCulturalMuseum #RespectTheVoodoo #AllisaBlessing #NONVD
The Divine Prince T. • August 14, 2024#BackstreetMuseum #Tremé ⚜#LOVEmyNewOrleans 💜 #BackstreetCulturalMuseum #RespectTheVoodoo #AllisaBlessing #NONVD #LOVEmyTreme
Jeremy W. • July 18, 2012Ken Trehan did an awesome job putting all of the New Orleans Saints history in one place. If you're a member of the #WhoDatNation, you've gotta check it out!!
Ami H. • March 6, 2023Named for Count Arnaud's daughter and successor, the museum is free to the public and features 2 dozen+ splendiferous costumes, as well as vintage photographs, masks, and various krewe memorabilia
?History Museum •410 Chartres St (Conti St.), New Orleans
Denise A. • August 30, 2019Wonderful research facilities. Our Sacred Stories. Educating Through Storytelling
Shelley M. • March 18, 2016Fine small space with interesting exhibits and very knowledgeable and friendly staff.
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