1850 House Museum & Gift Shop - New Orleans, Louisiana

Le 1850 House Museum & Gift Shop est situé à une adresse pratique, 523 St Ann St., New Orleans, LA 70116, et est facilement accessible en fauteuil roulant. Ce musée historique offre une expérience unique pour les visiteurs de tous âges. Avec une note moyenne de 4,4/5 sur la base de 305 avis sur Google My Business, il est clair que les gens apprécient leur temps passé ici.

Le musée présente des expositions intéressantes et éducatives sur l'histoire de la Nouvelle-Orléans dans les années 1850. Vous pouvez également visiter la boutique de cadeaux sur place pour acheter des souvenirs uniques et des articles inspirés de l'histoire de la ville. Le 1850 House Museum & Gift Shop propose également des services de voyage et des attractions touristiques pour les visiteurs qui souhaitent explorer davantage la Nouvelle-Orléans.

En outre, le musée dispose de toilettes non genrées et d'un restaurant sur place pour répondre aux besoins de tous les visiteurs. Les enfants sont également les bienvenus et apprécieront certainement l'expérience éducative et amusante offerte par le musée.

Avis de 1850 House Museum & Gift Shop

sonia sadiomady

4/5

Un café chicorée très bon et des beignets super bon. Bien cuit et avec assez de sucre. Endroit réputé , très plaisant. Nous avons passé un agréable moment

Eloise J. Li

4/5

Beautifully furnished. Only worth going to if you have extra time. I recommend visiting the historic homes that give hourly tours with guides first. The slave quarter rooms are closed and just let you peek in. There were no speakers with audio playing when I visited

Elizabeth F

5/5

Beautiful 1800's furniture and architecture. Highly recommend a quick visit definitely worth it.

Patrick Tanguy

2/5

Not worth the stop…not super well maintained, thought I would break my neck in the stairs to exit after the tour…so steep.
Propose to discover how it was to live back then for a wealthy family but servants and slaves quarters not getting any real attention. Cannot even access those quarters or the kitchen. Not expensive but better to spend time in the Presbytère and/or Cabildo buildings, much better and interesting. Gift Shop was nice though but no need to pay to get in.

Pete Johanson

5/5

Quit wondering how people used to live in the French Quarter back in 1850, and go see for yourself! This home is beautifully furnished and maintained exactly how it would have been 175 years ago. Thanks to everyone involved for making this museum available to the public!

Dark Seraphim

5/5

Wow, it's a relatively unique and small history experience. However, it definitely rewards patience. You can view and listen to the different exhibits and they actually tell a surprising story about an upper middle class New Orleans family in the antebellum South. Just the staging for the house is wonderful and the story just adds additional joy to the history experience.

Smevin Bravis

4/5

Fascinating! So cool to get a glimpse into the life of people from 150+ years ago. The low doorways and shorter tables/chairs were such a trip - I forget that people were shorter on average back then! The slave quarters was a bit of a gut punch after seeing the blatant opulence upstairs, but just imagine their quarters in poorer areas?
Super informative and interesting, plus it's mad inexpensive and surprisingly short and sweet - it won't take you more than a half hour to see everything. Worth a stop for sure!

Amber

5/5

Great stop whilst you're in town. Only $5 entry, super interesting to see how people lived back in the day. Only a few rooms, but super well set up, with interesting information boards and items to look at. Would recommend!