New Orleans Museums

the The National World War II Museum - so much to see, witness and listen to. Every minute is worth more than a singular history lecture

The museum layout and features were very detailed. In addition, it was a moving experience to see what these men and women went through.

Wish we had more time to spend there

We took the Oak Alley and Whitney tour. We had an informative bus driver (Kintrell) who kept us very entertained. All the guides were great. It would have been nice to have been able to spend more time at each plantation, but with 2 plantations to visit, there was not enough time. Since there is not much time there, our bus driver recommended we eat at Oak Alley dehli for lunch as it takes less time than the restaurant there. Our bus guide gave us tips in places to see and places to eat while in New Orleans. We had a great time!

The Whitney and Laura Plantations were amazing. Our tour guides at both were fantastic! I highly recommend taking this tour for anyone wanting to learn more about the slave experience on a sugar plantation.

The tour was really great, lots of historic information provided in transit to and from the plantations by Dionne, and then the tours at both Whitney and Laura were great—very different plantations and perspectives for the tours. It would have been better if there had been a specific time allocated for lunch, as we had not been told about any lunch time allocated, until we asked and was told there was no specific lunch time, but we could just have to eat any snacks we brought on the bus and quickly eat something before or after tours at the plantations. Not a big problem, but communication could have been better when signing up for the tour or at the tour, so we knew what to expect. Both these plantations were very worthwhile to visit and learn.

The booking process was simple. Worked like a dream at our event which was Mardi Gras World. We are very satisfied with the whole experience and will be looking to TripShock in the future. Thank you!

You will appreciate all of the steps involved in design and construction of these amazing floats. Tour guide was informative and pleasant.

this was a well liked spot was totally surprised with what all they do all over the world as a company. recommend you take their comp shuttle our driver was phenomenal and loved his job had us cracking up the whole trip back!

They had me at "original artifacts." I love anything to do with ancestry, heritage, history of any city. Plus, scenery was gorgeous. We went last week of September and it was very humid/hot. Grey Line Tours offered a complimentary beverage [I recommend the mint julep].

I loved my cooking class taught by Jyl and my tour by Jennie- Jyl even accommodated my vegetarian friend and made her a separate jambalaya. It was a...

I took the Creole Cooking Class with Jyl Benson and it was a fantastic class! I highly recommend taking this class when visiting New Orleans; delicious...

The tour was amazing, the tour guide was super friendly and he was very knowledgable about the property and the vast history of the home. He made it fun and enjoyable for everyone in the group!

This was my second time visiting Houmas House and it was even better than the last! We decided to start with lunch first at Cafe Burnside and omg it was incredible. The buffet is worth every single penny! The fried catfish was literally the best I've ever had and the bread pudding should have some kind of award! After we stuffed ourselves silly, we met up with our tour guide, Suzanna. She rang the bell and started our tour off with a bang! When you enter the house, it's like hearing that "AAAAAaaaaaaAHHHHHH" theme music. It's so gorgeous inside. I love all the stories that are told about the home and its' antiques, art and artifacts. Esp the vampire slayer kit from anne rice! This home is handicap accessible as well as are the grounds. The grounds actually remind me of a botanical garden. Go check this place out and ask for Suzanna as your tour guide, you won't be disappointed!

Our tour guide was awesome. I think her name was Sue Ellen, Bobby Sue, or something like that. Super knowledgable, super friendly, made the whole experience come to life for my wife and i. Thank you for a great experience.

This review is only for the house tour, as I did not stay in the B&B or use their catering/event space.I booked the tour online very easily. The tour...

We recently stayed at the Degas House for our 4 night stay in New Orleans. We stayed in a garret room with no window and although I thought no window would...

It was nice to learn about Degas’ ties with New Orleans, and also see the room which hosted him during his time in Louisiana. There was a little too much focus on his brother’s infidelity; we would have preferred to learn more about the paintings he did here and a more detailed analysis of the letters or other first hand documents in which Degas described his time in NOLA.