Mansions of the Garden District New Orleans: Aerial Tour
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- čas přidán 23. 07. 2024
- Today's tour is of the Garden District neighborhood in New Orleans, which is known for its historic antebellum homes. Today our drone tour will cover many of these famous homes including the Buckner House (site of American Horror Story: Coven), The Anne Rice House, Commanders Palace, and more!
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Love NOLA and especially the Garden District. Such beautiful homes and trees. When I took my husband a few years ago we stayed on St Charles, the trolly stop was right outside the hotel.
Nice!
Watching from New Orleans, Garden District, Louisiana, The Constitutional Republic of the United States of America. Just keep believing that we make $137,000. We do throw lavish parties. This is so cool to see. My dogs walk all of this with us. The Garden District is defined by cross streets, as is the French Quarter and others. Beware of false advertising. Uptown is a rabbithole & also a favorite of mine!😮 Hospitality city of the World. Check out the Black Pearl neighborhood. Its worth mentioning considering the people who built the Garden District. My household has yet again been invited to the Anne Rice houseparty being thrown by the filmmaker.
"Your guide, in the sky!", haha I love it.
The production value blew me away, loved the informative content too. Instantly subscribed!
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it, and more tours are on the way 🌎
What a wonderful video, I lived in New Orleans for 6 years until this January when I moved for work. I must have cycled by some of these houses a hundred times and never really knew all that much about them. This was really lovely and a great homesickness cure. Fingers crossed the city can recover quickly from Ida
Thank you so much! I am glad you enjoyed the video
What a great video! Thanks for putting this together, you did a wonderful job!
Thank you!
Love seeing this area from above. I’ve walked around these Nola neighborhoods lots but seeing the Arial view is such an interesting perspective!
Glad you enjoyed the aerial perspective!
😍😍😍😍 OBSESSED
Obrigada pelo vídeo e os detalhes do bairro e das principais residências.
I like your videos. They’re nicely done with great footage and information. Really classy. 💛😁👍⚜️
Thank you so much 😀
Dear Sir that was an amazing tour. Thank you so much. You made my childhood come back to life. BRAVO 👏🏽 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Thank you so much! I love comments like these
Nutcracker Suite distracting. Anyone involved in ballet is thinking Christmas! Photography excellent.
This was a wonderful tour. I appreciate the aerial visual aspect, definitely unique. Also, a quick thank you for including the drones you used. Very well done and thank you for sharing!
Thank you so much! More to come 😊
That's splendid. What a wonderful video. Appreciate it! 😊
Thank you, glad you enjoyed!
Love your commentary/aerial tours!! Keep it up!
Thank you! Glad you're enjoying the tours :)
Very interesting! Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed the tour
Best tour of the Garden District on youtube, and I've watched more than I'd care to admit :P thank you for uploading :)
Wow, thank you!
I enjoyed that very much!
Glad you did 🤗
Lovely video, I went there in 2003. Great to see again.
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it!
LOVE this garden district tour!!! I want you to make one in Siem Reap
Thank you! And I would love too…in due time 😁
I have lived in the Garden District for 40 years .This was the BEST tour of the Garden District Well done Great drone photographyI have no clue why there are not a million views.I flew my drone (Phantom 4) from my house to Biance 's home a block away but couldn't land on the roof garden because of plants .ingGood fly
Thank you so much, this mean a lot! And it will get to a million views...one day 😁
Great Tour👍🏾
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed
nicely done
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed.
Great video! What is that fenced in space on the roof of Buckner mansion?
Thank you!! And I am not sure what that space is, maybe it's a lookout or something. Still cool nonetheless 😎
I'm.looking for a great property there I want to garden and cultivate in my own house and yard
You can do it!
Hi from Australia lovely video I can't wait to come one day!! Please don't talk like a robot tho 😭
Let's marry, you come to get me in Brazil and we go to the Garden District, New Orleans. (Just kidding)
It is so sad the current owners of Anne Rice's house painted it that horrific salmon color. I was shocked last year to visit it after a few years to see it painted in that color.
I just discovered your channel and I’m trying to watch Mansions of the Garden District but the music is so loud I can’t hear your descriptions of the houses.😠😠
Sorry about that, I have the subtitles on so that maybe a better option for you.
I bet these homes are haunted as f*ck.
For sure! Especially the house where Jefferson Davis died.
What is the song at 3 minutes
Waltz Of The Flowers by Tchaikovsky
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3:00 song?
Waltz of the Flowers by Pyotr Tchaikovsky
I enjoyed the tour but urge your reduce the volume of the music as it is too distracting.
Thank you for the feedback. We actually got a similar comment on this same video and we made the changes. Videos after this one have a lower volume, so make sure to check them out!
Anne Rich love story's of god love of the cherubim and there goodness also know as being firce in battle.
Indeed!
Celebrities buy these lovely homes but don’t reside there. So the loss of community is huge
Agreed!
You might want to correct your script. The beginning said houses were built before 1865 by slaves, then at the end you say the gable house was 1873. I'm trying to learn some history here.
Yes, not every house in the Garden District was built by slave labor. Since the Gable House was built in 1873 (eight years after Emancipation in 1865), it was built using different forms of labor.
There is some very poor history included in the video. Nice pictures, bad history.
Please feel free to add more context and/or added information to this comment.
beautiful footage. to note: The French Creoles did not want the Americans in the French quarter, so the Americans settled outside. Also Livaudais. is pronounced liv-a-day.
Thank you for watching and for the added context!