In short
- Tickets are sold for timed guided tours; check hgghh.org for current prices.
- Children under 8 enter for free.
- Tickets are sold for timed guided tours; check hgghh.org for current prices.
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Visiting this 1857 Creole townhouse requires a ticket for a 45 to 60-minute guided tour. Prices vary depending on your age and whether you want to add a second historic home to your itinerary.
How much is general admission?
Tickets are sold for timed guided tours; check hgghh.org for current prices.
This rate applies to visitors aged 19 to 64 without a military or student ID. Your ticket includes a fully guided tour of the main house, the architectural features like the double skylight, and the attached enslaved quarters.
| Ticket Type | Price |
|---|---|
| Adult (19-64) | See official site |
| Senior / Military / Student | See official site |
| Youth (8-18) | See official site |
| Child (Under 8) | Free |
| Combination Ticket | See official site |
Are there discounts for seniors and military?
Tickets are sold for timed guided tours; check hgghh.org for current prices.
This discount applies to seniors, active or retired military personnel, and students with a valid ID. Bring your physical ID to the gift shop when checking in for your tour.
Do children need a ticket?
Tickets are sold for timed guided tours; check hgghh.org for current prices.
You must still reserve a free ticket for infants and toddlers. This ensures the docent has an accurate head count for the small tour group.
What is the Hermann-Grima combination ticket?
Tickets are sold for timed guided tours; check hgghh.org for current prices.
Tickets are sold for timed guided tours; check hgghh.org for current prices. Hermann-Grima vs Gallier explains the architectural differences between the two historic properties.
Do I need to buy tickets in advance?
Booking ahead is highly recommended to secure your preferred time.
Walk-ins are allowed if space permits. However, groups are kept small. Booking early secures your spot, especially during the busy spring and fall months when New Orleans sees more visitors.
What does the ticket include?
Your ticket grants you a 45 to 60-minute guided tour of the property.
You cannot wander the house on your own. Visitors must stay with their docent. The guide will walk you through the 19th-century Victorian parlors, the courtyard, and the early indoor plumbing system.
Questions travellers ask
Is Gallier House air conditioned?
Yes, the interior of the main house is air conditioned. However, you will spend a few minutes in the outdoor courtyard during the tour, which can be hot in the summer.
What are the opening hours?
Gallier House is open six days a week from 10:30 AM to 4:30 PM. The museum is closed on Tuesdays.
Where does the tour start?
The tour begins at 1132 Royal Street in the French Quarter. You must check large bags, backpacks, and umbrellas at the gift shop before entering the main house.
