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Lafayette Cemetery No. 1
(Sights & Activities - Sightseeing)
1400 Washington Ave
New Orleans LA 70130-5752
504-525-3377
Description:
GARDEN DISTRICT. Founded in 1833 and listed in the National Register of Historic Places in 1972, this is New Orleans first planned cemetery. Distinguished by the intersecting avenues this cemetery was designed to accommodate funeral processions. This cemetery is noted in Anne Rice's book "Interview With The Vampire," and has become a tourist attraction as a result. Offers hour-long tours of the cemetery; you'll learn about burial practices, the history of New Orleans, and see the tombs of famous people.
Hours:
<i><b>Guided Tours</b></i> Mon, Wed, Fri-Sat 10:30am-11:30am