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National Shrine of Blessed Francis Xavier Seelos
Museum
👍👍 Very beautiful and religious place. A sacred place where blessed Seelos lived and died and ministered to his congregation. His remains are here please pray that he is canonized soon. St. Mary's Assumption Church is not to be missed with it's magnificent stain glass windows and hand carved statues.
5.00 (123 reviews)
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The Great American Alligator Museum
Museum
👍👍 The description of this place reads coming soon! Be warned though because they are indeed open! I have been stalking this place for some time now, and thru various social media sites I noticed they were open! My dream is coming true, in this one case. I packed up my gnome and ran over here. Admissio...
5.00 (42 reviews)
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The Sazerac House
Museum
👍👍 Excellent gift shop, historical tour, and small distillery. We signed up for the free complimentary tour on their website. We had low expectations given it was a free tour, but were blown away by how good it was. The and interactive historical displays were top notch. There were free cocktail ta...
4.90 (2.3K reviews)
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Free People of Color Museum
Museum
👍👍 This tour was freaking amazing. Seriously. I am so very glad that I came. I had initially needed to reschedule the first tour, the second they had to reschedule. I am so glad that they are here. This is the only museum dedicated to the free people of color in the state and even in the US, quite poss...
4.90 (185 reviews)
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Treme's Petit Jazz Museum
Museum
👍👍 We were so lucky to enjoy a private tour with Al and a private performance with two of his fellow performers! Learned so much about Jazz and the history of New Orleans. Would absolutely come back again. It’s people like Al that keeps the soul of the music and the history alive!
4.90 (171 reviews)
6
The National WWII Museum
War museum
Multi-building museum with interactive submarine exhibit, planes, 4-D theater & eatery downstairs.
4.80 (24.8K reviews)
7
Van Gogh New Orleans: The Immersive Experience
Art museum
👍👍 After reading so many mixed reviews, I was hesitant to visit the exhibit. While the canvas replicas were not detailed and just print, that isn't the reason we went, and they were still pretty. Now if there were extreme artists going, I could see where they would be upset at the quality, but we were...
4.80 (752 reviews)
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Irish Cultural Museum
Cultural center
👍👍 Non-museum people of the world, I understand how you might feel, when you are visiting New Orleans, and your mate wants to drag you to a learnin' place to get some culture (pronounced "culchuh" here). What if I told you that at the end of a rainbow there was a museum with only...... 2 rooms.......an...
4.80 (232 reviews)
9
Gallier House
Museum
Built in 1857, this opulent, furnished house provides a glimpse into the life of an affluent family.
4.80 (183 reviews)
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The Jackson Barracks Military Museum
Museum
👍👍 If you're coming to New Orleans to see the National WWII museum, you are missing half the story my friend. This museum is incredible for history buffs and "armored enthusiasts" alike. Their collection includes (but not limited to); a FT 17 in great condition, an M5 Stuart, MTLB, m4a3 Sherman, M60 an...
4.80 (155 reviews)
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Levee Exhibit Hall and Garden
Museum
👍👍 Having lived in the area for just over 10 years, and coming immediately after Hurricane Katrina to help clean up, I know what it is like to live thru a hurricane, and what it was like immediately after Katrina. This encapsulates the whole experience and gives actual visual things to look at. I'm not...
4.80 (140 reviews)
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House of Dance & Feathers
Museum
👍👍 Had a great experience at this little gem of a museum. It was not easy to sort out whether the museum would be open so for anyone struggling, the disconnected number on many websites belonged to Mr. Ronald Lewis, who not only collected materials, photographs, and paper records from decades of second...
4.80 (103 reviews)
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Good Work Tattoos
Tattoo shop
👍👍 I've gotten several tattoos throughout my life and I've always made it a point to never get tattooed by the same artist twice. I love experiencing new artists and new styles. I never wanted to be the person that has "a" tattoo artist. Until I got tattooed by Shelby. Shelby is hands down my FAVORITE...
4.80 (92 reviews)
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Historic New Orlean Collection - Seignouret-Brulatour building
Museum
👍👍 This is a must-visit destination in NOLA. Not only is it free, the exhibits are also filled with a ton of information about the city’s history. Best of all, the employees working there are incredibly friendly and willing to answer any questions. They’re filled with knowledge and proud of their city....
4.80 (44 reviews)
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The Hoot-n-Holler Inn
Museum
👍👍 This place is amazing I have no words I can probably describe how creative and fun it is. I've seen a number of comedy shows here and every time I feel like I'm stepping into the imagination of someone I want to be in their imagination
4.80 (41 reviews)
16
Rodrigue Studios
Art gallery
George Rodrigue's gallery sells paintings, prints & other works starring his iconic blue dogs.
4.80 (36 reviews)
17
Hermann-Grima House
History museum
19th-century house museum with period furnishings, a stable & a functional 1830s outdoor kitchen.
4.70 (393 reviews)
18
Backstreet Cultural Museum
Museum
Small museum exploring New Orleans traditions, with exhibits on brass bands, jazz funerals & more.
4.70 (288 reviews)
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Lower Ninth Ward Living Museum
Museum
👍👍 This is absolutely a must-visit. My husband and I are both teachers (not in Louisiana) and we had never heard the heroic story of these brave ladies. The site is beautiful, but currently under renovations, so they have the schematics and projected sketches for what the facility will look like upon c...
4.70 (286 reviews)