• The Presbytere (New Orleans) - 2022 All You Need to Know...

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    Thanks for visiting the Presbytere! There are two distinct exhibits at the museum, the first floor focuses on hurricane Katrina and is very interactive.

  • The Presbytère, New Orleans - What To Know BEFORE...

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    Discover everything you need to know about The Presbytère, New Orleans including history, facts, how to get there and the best time to visit.

  • The Presbytere, New Orleans, Louisiana (U.S. National Park...

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    The Presbytere, New Orleans, Louisiana. White and light grey three story building with arches over windows on 1st and 2nd floor.

  • Presbytère, New Orleans

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    The upper floor of the Presbytère houses an exhibition dedicated to Mardi Gras, New Orleans’s version of a European Carnival.

  • THE PRESBYTERE (2024) All You Need to Know BEFORE...

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    Thanks for visiting the Presbytere! There are two distinct exhibits at the museum, the first floor focuses on hurricane Katrina and is very interactive.

  • The Presbytère in New Orleans | Free Tours by Foot

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    In this post, we share everything you need to know about visiting the Presbytère in New Orleans. A popular attraction amongst both locals and visitors...

  • The Presbytère | Entrance Fee, Opening Hours & More

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    What is The Presbytère?The Presbytère is a historical building that sits majestically in New Orleans' famed French Quarter, adjacent.

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    The Presbytere, New Orleans. The Presbytere is part of the Louisiana State Museum complex. Many of the buildings in this complex date back to the 1700's.

  • The Presbytere - Tourist Pass

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    The Presbytere History. The Presbytère takes its name from the fact that it was constructed on the site of what was once a residence for monks.

  • The Presbytère, 751 Chartres St, New Orleans, LA 70116...

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    The Presbytère, also known as The Presbytère houses, were originally funded by a Spanish philanthropist to resemble Louisiana’s Cabildo in 1791.