New Orleans Urban Enslavement Tour
Explore New Orleans' history with the Urban Enslavement Tour at Hermann-Grima House, featuring an 1831 home, urban slave quarters, and a historic shop.
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- • Service animals allowed
- • Public transportation nearby
- • Suitable for all fitness levels
Step into the past with the New Orleans Urban Enslavement Tour, set in the historic Hermann-Grima House. This 1831 French Quarter home offers a unique glimpse into urban slavery, contrasting with rural experiences. Explore the original open-hearth kitchen, urban slave quarters, and a vast courtyard. Discover how African descent shaped the vibrant culture of New Orleans. After the tour, visit the 19th-century carriage house, home to The Exchange Shop, one of the oldest women-led non-profits in the South. Experience history like never before and see why Condé Nast Traveler praised this tour as one of the best in New Orleans.
Pros
- Explore a restored 1831 French Quarter home
- Learn about urban slave quarters
- Discover the impact of African descent on New Orleans
- Visit an original open-hearth kitchen
- Stroll through an expansive courtyard
- Shop at the historic Exchange Shop
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- Professional Guide
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Tour Highlights
- • Explore a restored 1831 French Quarter home
- • Learn about urban slave quarters
- • Discover the impact of African descent on New Orleans
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