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We begin with a short walk through the New Orleans French Quarter to Preservation Hall on St. Peter Street. This historical venue offers intimate New Orleans Jazz concerts nightly with local masters. Founded in the 1960s by Allan and Sandra Jaffe, it grew from a small gallery's jazz sessions into a vital venue for traditional jazz, promoting racial integration and cultural preservation.

Our next stop is Trixie's Burlesque Studio. Our group will be given a behind-the-scenes look at New Orleans's rich burlesque legacy and glamorous history. Then, it will be your turn to embrace the showbiz spirit and learn the art of burlesque performance and charm! Don’t miss your chance!

The group will walk to Canal Street and discover the charm and elegance of New Orleans' Garden District with a ride on the iconic St. Charles streetcar! The group will glide through tree-lined streets and marvel at stunning antebellum mansions, historic architecture, and lush gardens that define this picturesque neighborhood. This classic streetcar journey offers a unique glimpse into the grandeur of old-world New Orleans. Perfect for history buffs, architecture enthusiasts, and anyone looking to soak in the city's rich heritage. The St. Charles streetcar will transport you to a world of timeless beauty and Southern charm. An unforgettable Garden District adventure awaits! The public transportation streetcar ticket is provided as part of the tour package. No separate fee is required.

A visit to New Orleans’ French Quarter isn’t complete without a stop at the historic Cabildo! This elegant Spanish colonial gem, nestled beside St. Louis Cathedral, houses rare artifacts that showcase America’s rich history. The Cabildo, once the seat of the New Orleans government and later the Louisiana State Supreme Court where Plessy v. Ferguson was decided, became part of the Louisiana State Museum in 1908. Its storied past and rich historical collections make it a must-visit landmark.