New Orleans Treme Quarter Music and Black History Tour
About this activity
Smartphone tickets accepted
Experience Highlights
Join this black music and history tour in New Orleans' Treme neighbourhood for approximately 1 hour and 45 minutes. With a guide, delve into the city's African-American culture as you explore the city's landmarks and hear stories from the local community.
- Delve into the authentic African-American culture of New Orleans.
- Visit the Treme neighbourhood with an expert.
- Tour highlights such as Louis Armstrong Park and Congo Square.
What’s included
- Black music and history tour in New Orleans' Treme district
- Guide
- Transfers
Step by Step
This black music and history tour of the legendary Treme will take you through the vibrant African-American culture of New Orleans. Known as the birthplace of jazz, it is a neighbourhood with a melting pot of musical and cultural traditions with great significance in the evolution of the city.
On this tour of approximately 1 hour and 45 minutes, you will have the opportunity to explore the most emblematic places of the African-American community, such as:
- New Orleans Jazz National Historical Park, where you can learn more about artists such as Moses Hogan or Mahalia Jackson.
- Congo Square, a meeting place where slaves were allowed to congregate in the 18th century.
- St. Augustine's Church, where you can see the Tomb of the Unknown Slave.
- Louis Armstrong Park, a park in the French Quarter that pays tribute to Louis Armstrong.
You will be accompanied at all times by an expert guide who will share with you stories and contributions to the music and culture of New Orleans from the places you pass through.