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New Orleans: St. Louis Cemetery No. 1 Guided Walking Tour
Walk through a historic cemetery and discover the city's history
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Duration: 45mins
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Live guide: English
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Max group size: 20
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Wheelchair accessible
Meeting point
501 Basin Street, 70112, New Orleans- Meet your tour guide inside Basin St. Station (hop-on hop-off stop 5), 501 Basin Street
- Show your smartphone voucher to the guide
- Tours depart promptly so please arrive 15 minutes before the start time to check in, receive your wristbands, and be ready to leave
Visit the historic St. Louis Cemetery No. 1 in New Orleans and explore its unique above-ground tombs. On this walking tour, a guide will take you to the graves of notable figures like Voodoo Queen Marie Laveau and Homer Plessy. Up-close views of magnificently built tombs highlight the impressive 18th-century architecture. You'll also learn about the city's history through the stories of those buried there. The tour is limited to small groups of up to 20 people for a more focused experience.
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