The Cabildo is a Local history museum located in New Orleans .
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Jan 5, 2025
This is definitely a great place to go for the history buffs! You learn more about the history of New Orleans, especially the Spanish occupied era. Some of the building was not well marked. We had … Full review by EFGH_12
Dec 22, 2024
Very informative! There was a lot of great stuff in there! The Battle of New Orleans, a special botanical exhibit, a special exhibit on George Rodrigue...I feel like it had something for everyone i… Full review by Centauress
Nov 5, 2024
The displays were well placed; the information was interesting; the rooms were airy and spacious; there were several floors to explore; altogether a great museum! Full review by Raven2015
As others have said, an hour will probably do it. Take into consideration your regular museum habits. If you generally read every single placard, maybe allot a little more time. I spent …
As others have said, an hour will probably do it. Take into consideration your regular museum habits. If you generally read every single placard, maybe allot a little more time. I spent more time than I usually do at the Presbytere, which I would recommend as well. Check out the exhibit descriptions online before visiting to see how much they speak to you.
Is there a gift shop? Does it sell books for children?
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Hi, Thank you so much for your interest in the Cabildo. While the Cabildo does not have a gift shop, the 1850 House Museum does! The 1850 House museum is in the Lower Pontalba …
Hi, Thank you so much for your interest in the Cabildo. While the Cabildo does not have a gift shop, the 1850 House Museum does! The 1850 House museum is in the Lower Pontalba building on Jackson Square only steps away from the Cabildo and it does sell books for children. The gift store is operated by the Friends of the Cabildo.
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