• Louis Armstrong Park - Located at the edge of the Old Square in New Orleans, Louis Armstrong Park is a notable landmark.
• Congo Square - Renowned for the Sunday gatherings of enslaved people in New Orleans, this is the birthplace of Louisiana’s musical heritage.
• St. Augustine Church - Established by the original residents of Faubourg Tremé, the Church of Saint Augustine holds historical significance.

• experienced local guide

• Gratuities

In the 19th century, Faubourg Tremé was linked with people of free color, Creoles of African descent who were part of Louisiana’s elite.

Many residents of Tremé were descendants of the Santo Domingo (Haitian) refugees who, escaping the chaos of the Haitian revolution, settled in Louisiana in 1809. Due to the district’s cultural richness and ethnic diversity, jazz emerged in Faubourg Tremé at the start of the 20th century.

The delightful paths of Tremé will immerse you in history, allowing you to witness the beauty and complex reality of a bygone Louisiana.

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