Website: louisianastatemuseum.org
Phone: (504) 568-6968
Cross Streets: Between Pirate Aly and St Peter St
701 Chartres St New Orleans, LA 70130 801.53 mi
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The Cabildo is one of the 5 Louisiana State located in the French Quarter & is worth a couple of hours to discover the wonderful history of the Crescent City. Lots of interesting stuff! More
Compared to the excellent Presbytere I was decidedly underwhelmed by the Cabildo. The building itself is beautiful but the exhibits a bit of an odd mismatch. There is an exhibit on the Battle of New... More
It was so disappointing not to be able to visit this museum and see Napoleon’s death mask. I can’t write a review as I didn’t get in but don’t think a major museum should be closed to tourists on a... More
What a beautiful museum full of rich LA history past and present! As a Museum Professional myself, my first order of business was to acquaint myself with the books! Bruce was so friendly and extremely... More
The Cabildo was built in the 1790s and was the site of the Louisiana Purchase transfer in 1803. Nowadays, it hosts several exhibits on local history. located on Jackson Square in the French Quarter,... More
