The Presbytère in New Orleans

United StatesThe Presbytère

 

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751, Chartres Street, 70116, New Orleans, Orleans Parish, US United States
contacts phone: +1 504-568-6968
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Latitude: 29.958225, Longitude: -90.063417

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    Lauren Frazier

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    Inexpensive good learning experince about surviving Katrina & Mardi Gras

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    Virginie Boulet

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    A nice place to spend time on a rainy or hot day. The Katrina exhibit was most definitely emotionally difficult, but I feel that learning about what happened is an important part of visiting New Orleans. Fortunately, the second floor will cheer you up with the Mardi Gras exhibit; I feel like it was put there on purpose to ensure we don't all leave the place completely depressed.

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    Jim McDermott

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    Nice museum. Thought the Katrina exhibit could include more but still informative.

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    Lisa Cantrell

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    We visited both the Presbytère and Caplido and my preferred museum was the Presbytère but that likely depends on the exhibits. The exhibits when we visited in Feb 2018 were Hurricane Katrina-an excellent mix of photographs, video, interviews, and diagrams which explained all the events and circumstances. The other exhibit was Mardi Gras which was going on during our visit. Once again, the mixed media, wonderful displays of Queen's crowns, costumes, and explanations about every one of the customs. Well worth the visit and I would recommend getting the ticket for both museums. The Capildo has the Battle of New Orleans and some New Orleans history. Both were very good and fans of military history (like my husband) will find them fascinating. They are renovating (Capildo) right now so will likely have another good exhibit when done.

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    Karliegh Braswell

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    Beautiful museum full of history with a cheap admission price. This is an excellent stop to make if you are history buffs or just interested in NOLA history. I went to the Katrina exhibit and the NOLA history exhibits but found it to be a little boring for my taste. I prefer a more interactive experience. They had one room with a lot of interactive exhibits which was great but the rest felt lacking.

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