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Recently bought a house in Bywater. Crescent Park is an amazing space. So well thought out and a much needed public space with access to the Mississippi River. Views to die for.
I cannot get enough of this content y’all. Please dont stop! Plz plz plz… I was thinking a good idea for a vid would be revisiting the neighborhoods (especially) and places you already have covered but go deeper and tell the stories you weren’t able to or didn’t in the previous videos. As we know the city has basically endless stories and history to be told while being seen. Im sure any of y’all could go back through any already toured neighborhood and make a fresh, informative and fun new piece. Andrew often says he can go in to this or that but we never get the tale 😊. Please y’all! We want another walkabout & talkabout!
Really enjoyed this walk, thank you. Bringing my granddaughter to New Orleans for the first time soon and will show her the murals you highlight in this. I appreciate the history of this area.
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I would love to see Burgundy Street in the Bywater neighborhood. My great grandparents lived at 3146 Burgundy in the late 1800's and early 1900's. They had 11 children.
Andrew I have learned so much about New Orleans from watching your videos. I used to live in NO years ago when I was a young man but the Quarters was my fixation then. I would love to back again some day and visit parts of the city you coved in your videos as a tourist! Keep up the good work!
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This is the first video I watch of yours, am I’m absolutely blown away by it. It feels like I’m really there with you taking in the sights, learning about the history of everything you’re going by. I love New Orleans. I’m from south texas, but I’ve been going once a year for the last 5 or so years. This next trip, I wanna drive to San Antonio with my daughter, take our bikes on the Amtrak, and get around the city by bike so we can explore more than just the downtown/quarter area. That’s the best part of New Orleans, you don’t really need a car there. The city is so compact, that’s the reason I dream of moving there.
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I’m in zone 6 but I need some Lilies of the Nile! Thanks for showing them! I now realize what an incredible disservice I’ve done to myself, when I visit New Orleans I never leave the French Quarter! These foot tour videos have shown me how shockingly ignorant I’ve been concerning New Orleans! I can’t thank you guy’s enough for educating a fool! Lol!
This is yet another fine Appreciation Art [sic] tutorial. Andrew is teaching me new observation skills, and better ways to understand and value my surroundings. It’s a far more satisfying gumbo when one has a deeper understanding of its ingredients. Merci beaucoup, Andrew.
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We love New Orleans. Although I used to live there, I've learned a lot from your videos. I attended NOCCA but back when it was in the Garden District. We usually hit The Joint a couple of times during our visits. They're always smokin'!
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I would love to see a more in-depth walk through the Bywater. I first became aware of that area when an artist friend of mine recommended Bacchanal.. I think maybe the ferry and Algiers may be another good stroll (?)
I have seen this bridge when I was riding on Natchez steam paddle wheel boat. I will have go and visit it before the Summer time heat and humidity takes place.
Good morning I had plans to be in New Orleans Monday the 13th. Sadly due to Hurricane Ida we had to cancel . Iam devastated. Sending hugs . I now have to plan for next year
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Excellent tour! I share your videos to many FB pages! I wish you could have swung down to the "Steamship Houses" from the turn of the century in Holy Cross, but maybe someday.
Thank you Andrew, My heart fluttered upon seeing the Country Club. OH yes, I remember those clothing optional days, many a afternoon was squandered poolside as a "guest" of the owners, Bob Hudson and that Gay Cabal of Farburg and Bywater. "Si bons souvenirs"
Press Street was named for the cotton presses that used to be prevalent in the area in the early 1800s when cotton helped to make our wealth. They were also in the Lower Garden District waterfront area.
We road on the streetcar named "Desire" in Lowell, Ma about 16 yrs ago! The original from NOLA. Check it out! Thanks again for another fun tour. That small plantation? I don't know, Robi may need to bring the sage. Serious here.
The last time I payed a visit to Nola I stay in the bywater. I loved it. I hung out at a bar that seemed to be mostly locals. I understand the bywater is going / gone through gentrification. ( I am no stranger to gentrification in my hometown of Portland Oregon) If it's true that transplants move to the bywater where is it that most of the locals might commonly live?
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I haven’t been to New Orleans for over 10 years but lately have been watching your videos and find them informative and entertaining. So much so that I booked a few days in the French Quarter October 5th and 6th. I was planning on taking a couple tours with your company but then Ida happened. I was wondering what your opinion would be about canceling now or waiting a couple of weeks more to see how things come together. Thanks for your help!
Thank you. This video was pleasant to watch and informative as always. I am coming for a visit this Thursday the 16th. I realize that not a lot will be going on. Was this video shot pre or post Ida? Thanks.
You might consider joining our We Love New Orleans group facebook.com/groups/1721747767985746. It consists of tour guides, locals, and people who are or have just visited New Orleans and are happy to provide answers or insight. We are also keeping up-to-date posts on the recovery.
Thank you for suggesting the group. I’ll certainly be joining. I’m in NOLA now and I’m so happy, however witnessing the moderate destruction saddens me. I’ll ask around to find out how I can help. Thanks for your response 😀
Hi me and my husband are headed to New Orleans in October so excited, we are staying in the bywater neighborhood just wondering if it’s pretty safe at night or what’s your opinion? Also love your tours we have been watching them the last two years! Do you do walking tours in person? We are coming from Lincoln ne
Nice tour, very well done and enjoyable. As to the question of whether "street art" is trash or treasure, I consider graffiti to be criminal conduct and a blight on our cities. I do not consider commissioned wall murals to be a form of street art but rather public art.
I'm really thinking about moving to New Orleans next year, and was considering Bywater because I've heard it affordable/artsy? But from what you're saying maybe it's getting too gentrified. I'm a 25 yr old artist living in Bedstuy in Brooklyn and hoping to find an affordable but artsy area, I guess something similar to Bedstuy but in New Orleans. How you're talking about Bywater reminds me of what happened to Williamsburg and lately Bushwick which makes me nervous. I'd love to hear alternative recommendations/other neighborhoods!
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I looked up the park on google maps, are there any significance to the black lines through the park? They look like they represent something that used to be there.
Graffiti seems inevitable in some places. Maybe in the high school, they should paint around the artsy graffiti and remove the trashy, and clean it up... I think it would look very cool.
I don't know why gentrification is such a controversy for some. The neighborhood's always look much better. It's true in Quebec City and it's true in New Orleans. The "poor native-born people" who "got pushed out" weren't taking care of anything and it just gets run down, ugly and dangerous. Seriously, are there any nice neighborhoods in New Orleans that are not rather wealthy and/or white? Just look at a map of racial demographics of New Orleans and which neighborhoods are the nice ones. The Faubourg Marigny and Bywater are nice, south of Saint Claude Ave. I wish something good would happen in the Irish Channel or around Lafayette no. 2.
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Recently bought a house in Bywater. Crescent Park is an amazing space. So well thought out and a much needed public space with access to the Mississippi River. Views to die for.
I cannot get enough of this content y’all. Please dont stop! Plz plz plz… I was thinking a good idea for a vid would be revisiting the neighborhoods (especially) and places you already have covered but go deeper and tell the stories you weren’t able to or didn’t in the previous videos. As we know the city has basically endless stories and history to be told while being seen. Im sure any of y’all could go back through any already toured neighborhood and make a fresh, informative and fun new piece. Andrew often says he can go in to this or that but we never get the tale 😊. Please y’all! We want another walkabout & talkabout!
I went to New Orleans 2 weeks ago today for about a week. I'm back home and I miss it terribly!
Fascinating tour Andrew.
Glad you liked it.
Really enjoyed this walk, thank you. Bringing my granddaughter to New Orleans for the first time soon and will show her the murals you highlight in this. I appreciate the history of this area.
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This is great. I love seeing the neighborhoods that are outside of the popular tourist areas.
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When you're an American History major and learn more about Homer Plessy in a 2-minute talk by Andrew than you learned in college
I would love to see Burgundy Street in the Bywater neighborhood. My great grandparents lived at 3146 Burgundy in the late 1800's and early 1900's. They had 11 children.
I had seen this park on maps and wondered about it. Guidebooks give brief mentions to it. Thanks for showing it to us.
Oh I missed your video, but watching it now. Stay safe. Stay blessed.
Andrew I have learned so much about New Orleans from watching your videos. I used to live in NO years ago when I was a young man but the Quarters was my fixation then.
I would love to back again some day and visit parts of the city you coved in your videos as a tourist! Keep up the good work!
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This is the first video I watch of yours, am I’m absolutely blown away by it. It feels like I’m really there with you taking in the sights, learning about the history of everything you’re going by. I love New Orleans. I’m from south texas, but I’ve been going once a year for the last 5 or so years. This next trip, I wanna drive to San Antonio with my daughter, take our bikes on the Amtrak, and get around the city by bike so we can explore more than just the downtown/quarter area. That’s the best part of New Orleans, you don’t really need a car there. The city is so compact, that’s the reason I dream of moving there.
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French quarter tour #2! All new stories! All new histories!
I’m in zone 6 but I need some Lilies of the Nile! Thanks for showing them! I now realize what an incredible disservice I’ve done to myself, when I visit New Orleans I never leave the French Quarter! These foot tour videos have shown me how shockingly ignorant I’ve been concerning New Orleans! I can’t thank you guy’s enough for educating a fool! Lol!
This is yet another fine Appreciation Art [sic] tutorial. Andrew is teaching me new observation skills, and better ways to understand and value my surroundings. It’s a far more satisfying gumbo when one has a deeper understanding of its ingredients. Merci beaucoup, Andrew.
You're very welcome!
I second this. I did an Airbnb experience where we did a photo shoot by these paintings but I did not know the history behind them. Thank you.
This was a GREAT tour. My fav so far.
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There is more where this came from!
Now that we are post covid, yall could go in places and show places in all there unboarded up glory
Thank you. Another beautiful video. God bless.
I love the sounds of nature...When you passed by One Piety and Dr. Bob's.
I haven't heard cicadas since I was in New Orleans last month.
My co-workers are like "What is wrong with your phone?" 🤣
Another great tour!
Yes. And this was the special summer of cicadas.
I love watching your videos, as a new transplant to new orleans they've been great for helping me get to know the area
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Hello Andrew. My daughter is heading to New Orleans in October. She is excited! Love this tour!
She has to take one of our tours, JoJo :).
We love New Orleans. Although I used to live there, I've learned a lot from your videos. I attended NOCCA but back when it was in the Garden District. We usually hit The Joint a couple of times during our visits. They're always smokin'!
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Another great tour!
Thanks again
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So very grateful ❤
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I would love to see a more in-depth walk through the Bywater. I first became aware of that area when an artist friend of mine recommended Bacchanal.. I think maybe the ferry and Algiers may be another good stroll (?)
Believe me, we are trying to get one of the gang to film in Algiers.
I have seen this bridge when I was riding on Natchez steam paddle wheel boat. I will have go and visit it before the Summer time heat and humidity takes place.
Thank you Andrew. I haven’t been to this part of the city.
Its so hard to watch you walk around my neighborhood coz I haven't been home in almost 2 years now. Love you andrew!
No Words...Thanks you kindly
Thanks!
Thank you, Teresa. Much appreciated!
I love the plants too ♥️
Good morning
I had plans to be in New Orleans Monday the 13th. Sadly due to Hurricane Ida we had to cancel . Iam devastated. Sending hugs . I now have to plan for next year
We are sorry about that, Michelle. See you next year. In the meantime, tune in each week for a bit of New Orleans with us.
Thank y’all ‼️
Thank you Andrew, great tour.
Cant wait to get back for the fun!!! 😄
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You guys are awesome thank you so much! for doing this video after ida, also🌲💙🙏🌠🐾🔥🚒🥑🦋😇Andrew you are so awesome
As always thank you Andrew. Another interesting part of the city.
Cool video 👍💯
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sweet tour!!!!
bywater is really cool!
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This was such a helpful video! I think we'll do this walk when we arrive in New Orleans, I've got several Bywater stops I'd like to see.
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Excellent tour! I share your videos to many FB pages! I wish you could have swung down to the "Steamship Houses" from the turn of the century in Holy Cross, but maybe someday.
Thank you Andrew, My heart fluttered upon seeing the Country Club. OH yes, I remember those clothing optional days, many a afternoon was squandered poolside as a "guest" of the owners, Bob Hudson and that Gay Cabal of Farburg and Bywater. "Si bons souvenirs"
Press Street was named for the cotton presses that used to be prevalent in the area in the early 1800s when cotton helped to make our wealth. They were also in the Lower Garden District waterfront area.
Hey Andrew looking good as always ❤️
I am coming to New Orleans on September 23rd. I love your videos.. they have helped a lot in where I want to go 💜💜💜 thank you 😊
We road on the streetcar named "Desire" in Lowell, Ma about 16 yrs ago! The original from NOLA. Check it out! Thanks again for another fun tour. That small plantation? I don't know, Robi may need to bring the sage. Serious here.
Very cool! Didn't know about the streetcar in Lowell. Will have to check that out.
Small plantation?
@@FreeToursbyFootHQ I meant the size of the house. Not the typical size like you said. And the person who owned it. Yikes
I didn’t go down that far. I will next time. I just love y’all!
The last time I payed a visit to Nola I stay in the bywater. I loved it. I hung out at a bar that seemed to be mostly locals. I understand the bywater is going / gone through gentrification. ( I am no stranger to gentrification in my hometown of Portland Oregon) If it's true that transplants move to the bywater where is it that most of the locals might commonly live?
Dr. Bob is a must see….
The area is home to Bratz Y'all, an authentic German Restaurant owned by Sven, a chef from Berlin.
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I haven’t been to New Orleans for over 10 years but lately have been watching your videos and find them informative and entertaining. So much so that I booked a few days in the French Quarter October 5th and 6th. I was planning on taking a couple tours with your company but then Ida happened. I was wondering what your opinion would be about canceling now or waiting a couple of weeks more to see how things come together. Thanks for your help!
Glad you like them! The tourist areas are coming back on line quickly. I wouldn't cancel.
Thank you. This video was pleasant to watch and informative as always. I am coming for a visit this Thursday the 16th. I realize that not a lot will be going on. Was this video shot pre or post Ida? Thanks.
Hi Marissa. It was shot pre-Ida but things are going to be OK.
You might consider joining our We Love New Orleans group facebook.com/groups/1721747767985746. It consists of tour guides, locals, and people who are or have just visited New Orleans and are happy to provide answers or insight. We are also keeping up-to-date posts on the recovery.
Thank you for suggesting the group. I’ll certainly be joining. I’m in NOLA now and I’m so happy, however witnessing the moderate destruction saddens me. I’ll ask around to find out how I can help. Thanks for your response 😀
Hi me and my husband are headed to New Orleans in October so excited, we are staying in the bywater neighborhood just wondering if it’s pretty safe at night or what’s your opinion? Also love your tours we have been watching them the last two years! Do you do walking tours in person? We are coming from Lincoln ne
Nice tour, very well done and enjoyable. As to the question of whether "street art" is trash or treasure, I consider graffiti to be criminal conduct and a blight on our cities. I do not consider commissioned wall murals to be a form of street art but rather public art.
I'm really thinking about moving to New Orleans next year, and was considering Bywater because I've heard it affordable/artsy? But from what you're saying maybe it's getting too gentrified. I'm a 25 yr old artist living in Bedstuy in Brooklyn and hoping to find an affordable but artsy area, I guess something similar to Bedstuy but in New Orleans. How you're talking about Bywater reminds me of what happened to Williamsburg and lately Bushwick which makes me nervous. I'd love to hear alternative recommendations/other neighborhoods!
Do you have any uptown blogs of NOLA. Headed there next month...
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@@FreeToursbyFootHQ what part of New Orleans is the location of the Adler Hotel?
I have a vacation planned soon. Is the power coming back on in the by water area soon? My vacation is planned to start September24th
I looked up the park on google maps, are there any significance to the black lines through the park? They look like they represent something that used to be there.
Graffiti seems inevitable in some places. Maybe in the high school, they should paint around the artsy graffiti and remove the trashy, and clean it up... I think it would look very cool.
What time of morning was it when you started the walk
I think it was pretty early.
How about mid city
Noted your suggestion Tom. Will try to cover this neighborhood in upcoming videos.
qhy don't you talk more about Algiers and the west bank i was raised there
I love the woman can't wait to go to Tinley Park College
what about the irish chanel ??????
Move to my hometown and tell me about it?
And where is that?
Somebody just died underneath their bike.
I wish the city would preserve native New Orleanians by not running them away with rising housing costs. What is New Orleans without natives
I'm skeered of the bywater.
Technically there is no upper ninth ward. It’s the Ninth Ward and the Lower Ninth Ward.
Just saying.
I don't know why gentrification is such a controversy for some. The neighborhood's always look much better. It's true in Quebec City and it's true in New Orleans. The "poor native-born people" who "got pushed out" weren't taking care of anything and it just gets run down, ugly and dangerous. Seriously, are there any nice neighborhoods in New Orleans that are not rather wealthy and/or white? Just look at a map of racial demographics of New Orleans and which neighborhoods are the nice ones. The Faubourg Marigny and Bywater are nice, south of Saint Claude Ave. I wish something good would happen in the Irish Channel or around Lafayette no. 2.
It looks like a great place to get mugged.
Thanks!
On behalf of Andrew, thank you once again.
Thanks!
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