easy
40 minutes
No special fitness required; suitable for all ages
Step inside the Louisiana State Bank Museum for a 40-minute journey through New Orleans’s architectural heritage. Discover Benjamin Henry Bonneval Latrobe’s lasting influence on the city’s landscape and infrastructure.
Tours are timed and can fill quickly, so aim to arrive 10 minutes ahead to secure your spot.
Though indoors, some walking and standing is involved on historic stone floors; sturdy footwear is recommended.
New Orleans weather can be unpredictable, so factor this indoor stop into your itinerary as a rain contingency.
Engage with guides to deepen your understanding of Latrobe’s impact and the building’s historical context.
The museum building itself dates back to the early 19th century, serving as one of New Orleans’s oldest bank buildings and symbolizing the city’s economic growth.
Efforts are in place to preserve the historic fabric of the museum, employing climate control and visitor limits to protect delicate materials.
For standing and walking comfortably on historic flooring throughout the tour.
To stay comfortable indoors when air conditioning is strong during cooler months.
fall specific
Useful during spring showers common in the New Orleans area.
spring specific
Stay hydrated before or after your indoor tour while touring the city outdoors.
summer specific