I am a member of the Herman-Grima Gallier Houses and am thrilled they havent let isolation slow them down. I also teach Professional Tour Guiding 1, Professional Tour Guiding 2 and The French Quarter history class at Delgado Community College - we are teaching remotely (on Zoom) - several of our students attended the lecture. It made for a GREAT field trip for Delgado. THANK YOU!

Enjoyed the story and tour. Added a nice touch to our visit to New Orleans.

I just attended Dr. Justin Nystrom virtual talk, Whiskey, Boxing, and Politics: The Lost New Orleans of Big Jim Comiskey, hosted by Hermann-Grima + Gallier Historic Houses and I really enjoyed it! The facilitator was very nice and effective! I appreciated the questions from other audience members, and Dr. Nystrom did a great job answering them! Thank you so much for this program that taught me new things about my family roots and the history of New Orleans etc.

Gallier House1126 RoyalNew Orleans, LABuilt more than 150 years ago, this home is an elegant example of the Victorian-era lifestyle and design. It was one of the first to have both hot and cold running water in the mid-19th century.And, you’ve guessed it: This home belonged to famous architects James Gallier and his son James Gallier Jr.

I attended the online event, Hard Acts to Follow, about life in New Orleans during previous epidemics. Owen Ever, the presenter, was engaging, informed, energetic, humorous, and his collection of images enhanced his presentation perfectly! Thank you for educating and entertaining me during the pandemic.

1 hour tour. Informative guides. Good experience.

Great tour of one of the houses on Royal St! Weve walked past it so many times and had missed it. You walk through the whole property(which is much larger than it looks from the street) with the guide. Our guide knew everything about the place and obviously enjoyed his work. Definitely recommend.

An amazing performance. The audience had the opportunity to view the action from a variety of different perspectives. A truly moving experience

First time seeing a play presented in such an open and moving format. Didnt know what to expect, but was very impressed. Highly recommend.

Beautiful museum. We saw a play there. It was interactive where you had multiple scenes happens at the same time. Great play in a historic atmosphere.

An hour well spent to learn about this fascinating Creole family and how real family life and society functioned in the mid to late 1800s in the French Quarter. Take the time to visit this precious landmark in New Orleans.

A riveting, timely production - well crafted script, ingenious staging, fine period costume, excellent acting, intimate historical setting. Innovative and gripping stuff from Goat in the Road.

The exterior belies the richness of the Gallier House. An inheritance inventory allowed the restoration to be as faithful as possible. Excellent guide, and a fair amount to see. History buffs will enjoy.

Really good tour. Very informative and interesting.

Nice visit. Our guide was very knowledgeable of the history of the house and habitants.

Fantastic historic house as the set, fantastic costumes, fantastic writing and performances. Go see it!

Very cool glimpse of what life was like in New Orleans 150ish years ago.

This home is beautiful. I saw a play here titled The Uninvited

Outstanding exhibit of a modern antebellum home. The docent had a fantastic command of his material. I cannot recommend this museum enough.

A hidden gem in the French Quarter and a great tour of the house.

A Historical Experience that one will truly appreciate and enjoy!

Warren gave a wonderful private tour! Best historic house experience i had in New Orleans!

Nice tour at an historic house with lots of insights on 19th century upper middle class life. It is required to fully understand the high speed narratives though.

Beautiful place. You can get a discount if you tour both Gallier and Hermann-Grima houses.

Not only an interesting tour, but there was also good opportunity to ask questions an get informed answers.

One of my favorite things we did in Nola was tour this historic home. When you step inside it is breath taking. It was so interesting to learn about this family s life in the 1800s and be immersed in it. Wonderful tour guide and liked the small group size.

Good tour very well informative.

Wonderful tour, beautiful furnishings. This is a great tour to give you an idea of what life would have been for this architect and his family. Restored to perfection and very educational tour and the least expensive tour I did while in New Orleans. Highly recommend if you love seeing old homes.

Our tour guide was knowledgeable and loved sharing his expertise with us. It was a wonderful experience.

I attended a lecture through one of the monthly Gathering events. It was really a good experience. The speaker was well informed and interesting. After the lecture, we all got a short tour of the house in summer dress.. It was both informative and delightful.

Beautiful, untouched historic home. Friendly, knowledgeable staff.

SUCH an amazing tour in an amazing part of the French Quarter! One of the most interesting tours, if you love architecture or history or interior design you will love this tour! A bonus is that the tour guides are extremely knowledgable and friendly!

Our guide was Peter and he was very informed, knowledgeable & polite. Very historical tour.

Quite interesting and the tour gives great history of the creole culture

Had a fantastic tour, our guide was lovely and incredibly well informed on both the unique history of the home and its inhabitants, as well as the history of the city and its architecture generally. Well worth a visit.

Beautiful house and interesting history. The tour guide was excellent and the tour was very comprehensive.

Historical house well preserved. I love this type of thing, so this tour was lots of fun. Good tour guide.

They dont post their hours anywhere but on the web, so we went over on Wednesday and it was closed. We came back today at 10am, it was closed. No information on their door. Just said come by later. Got their brochure. No date/time information. Called the main number and it went to someones voice mail. We went back at noon and it was open but no tours until 1. Weve now spent our whole morning just trying to find out when to come in. Very frustrating indeed. Sure its worthwhile, but is it really too much trouble to put your hours on the door?

One of the best historic tours we had in New Orleans.

Loved the tour guide! Everything is so well preserved!

Wish I did the intimate chocletair class

Another great historical visit to a home from the the precivil war time. Be sure to add it to your list of things to do when you visit New Orleans.

Amazing tour of this historic house in the French quarter, highly recommended!

Was there by 3 and was told tour was full. Meantime a guy was told he couldnt take his drink, well its full, I aint leavin it so they waited for him to finish. Group of 6. I was a single and they couldnt take me?

Nice historic spot but as with everything in Nola, needed maintenance and was run down

Love the history of this house and the great architecture.

Very neat to see this house done up in original period decorations. Check it out.

Very informative tour.

Fantastic tour. Beautiful home

Love this museum

Just passed by

Fantastic and educational

Awesome must visit!!

Interesting history

Awesome history.

Awesome place and great tour.