1 hour (approx.)
Daily Tour
15 people
English
New Orleans inspires rowdy, adventurous, risky, and sometimes bad behavior’traits that extend both to men and women. For this tour, we'll focus on the great women of New Orleans's past, the only one of its kind in the city. Every field will be covered, from politics, piracy, entertainment, culinary, science, and…some jobs left unmentioned. After learning about the good, bad, and beautiful women of New Orleans, you'll have an inspired view of the city's past.
Please meet your guide 15 minutes prior to tour time at 820 St. Louis St. If the gates are not open, please meet by the sign.
• Admission Ticket Free
Many of the women discussed had some connection to Bourbon Street, whether through business or pleasure.
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Baroness Pontalba was anything but a meek, dependent woman! You will be amazed by her story!
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Henriette Delille, foundress of the Sisters of the Holy Family, is up for Sainthood. Your guide will explain the process & how far along it is.
10 minutes • Admission Ticket Free
The history of the Ursuline Convent and the nuns, who came to educate the young ladies of the city of New Orleans, is miraculous!
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Frances Parkinson Keyes, famous author, owned & lived in this home, where she wrote some of her most famous works!
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Aside from the horror stories told about the Madame LaLaurie, there is another side & another story, concerning her life in New Orleans. This is a private home. No entry.
• Admission Ticket Free