Can you walk the Garden District?

Free Self-Guided Garden District Walking Tours with Map. Getting Here: The historic Saint Charles Streetcar is the most leisurely way to get to The Garden district from The French Quarter. In the Quarter, you can get to the stop by crossing Canal Street at Bourbon.

What is the Garden District in New Orleans known for?

The Garden District is known for its opulent mansions and oak tree-lined streets, the St. Charles streetcar, Magazine street shopping and restaurants, the renowned Commander’s Palace restaurant, and the historic Lafayette Cemetery No. 1.

Does the Lower Garden District flood?

Overall, Lower Garden District has an extreme risk of flooding over the next 30 years, which means flooding is likely to impact day to day life within the community.

What to do in the Garden District of New Orleans?

You’ll be able to get a relaxing escape from the madness of Bourbon Street and a taste of the wealthy side of early-day New Orleans. From historic mansions, to beautiful vegetation, and an impressive cemetery, there is a lot to see in the Garden District.

What are the best things to do in New Orleans?

Things to do ranked using Tripadvisor data including reviews, ratings, photos, and popularity. 1. Brevard-Clapp House 2. House of Broel’s Victorian Mansion and Doll House Museum 3. Zele NOLA Such a wonderful collection of local art, and very reasonable prices! 4. Women’s Guild of the New Orleans Opera 5. Robinson House 6. The Spielman Gallery 7.

Are there guided walking tours of the Garden District?

This post provides details for our daily, guided walking tours of the Garden District as well as our self-guided GPS-enabled audio tour and other options. It also covers things to do, how to get here, what to see, restaurants, bars, and shopping. If playback doesn’t begin shortly, try restarting your device.

How to get to the Garden District from the French Quarter?

The vintage cars are a quick and enjoyable way to get to do our Garden District walking tour when you are staying near the French Quarter. Cost: $1.25 per ride or $3 for a city-wide bus & trolley day pass called the Jazzy Pass.