نيو أورلينز
- خريطة واحدة
- 11.99 € للمجموعة
- ~2 h 30
New Orleans is a city in Louisiana, in the southern United States, on a wide bend of the Mississippi River. The French founded it in 1718. Then it changed flags several times, before becoming American in 1803. Before the colonists, this land was home to Indigenous Peoples, including the Chitimacha. Their nation, the Chitimacha Tribe of Louisiana, still lives in the south of the state.
محطات تنتظر اكتشافك
United States Custom House
The United States Custom House is the old customs building of New Orleans, at the edge of the old Quarter. It is one of the most important federal buildings of the 1800s in the southern United States.
Louisiana Supreme Court Building
The Louisiana Supreme Court Building is home to the state's highest court, at 400 Royal Street. It opened in 1910 in the Beaux-Arts style and went back to the judges in 2004.
Moonwalk
The Moonwalk is the promenade on the Mississippi River in front of the old Quarter of New Orleans. It runs along the top of the levee, right beside the water.
Jackson Square
Jackson Square is the historic square of New Orleans, in the heart of the old Quarter. Around it stand St. Louis Cathedral, the Cabildo, the Presbytère and the Pontalba Buildings.
Madame John's Legacy
Madame John's Legacy is a house from 1788 at 632 Dumaine Street. It is one of the best examples of early colonial architecture in North America.
French Market
The French Market is the historic market of New Orleans, in the French Quarter near the river. Its buildings with long roofs stretch out alongside the water.
Old Ursuline Convent
The Old Ursuline Convent is the former home of the Ursuline nuns, at 1100 Chartres Street. It is considered the oldest example of French colonial public architecture in the United States.
Old U.S. Mint
The Old U.S. Mint is the old mint of New Orleans, on Esplanade Avenue at the edge of the French Quarter. It is home to the New Orleans Jazz Museum.
The sights along the route
The route starts from a granite building near the streetcar tracks. It crosses the French Quarter, with its colorful houses and lacy iron balconies. It climbs onto the levee to watch the boats on the river. It passes a cathedral with three towers and goes under the roofs of an old market. You will discover the rest stop by stop.
There are eight stops and about three kilometers on foot, all on flat ground. You need nearly three hours of play, plus your own breaks. The route doesn't return to the starting point and ends near a streetcar stop.
History and culture, lived through play
Every stop tells a piece of history. There are nuns who came from Europe, architects, musicians and riverboat pilots. There are questions about art and houses, riddles, anagrams and little logic puzzles. The questions are designed for children aged 9 and up and for their parents.
You don't need to know everything already. Many answers can be found by looking closely at what is in front of you, others by reasoning together. Always cross at crosswalks with the white walking figure, and cross tracks only at marked crossings. Summers are very hot: bring water and look for the shade of the trees.
An adventure that continues
After the hunt, New Orleans still has plenty to offer families. Near the river there is a big aquarium. A green streetcar runs along an avenue of tall trees to a large park with a zoo.
Along the levee you can stroll to a park with lawns and views of the river. Every neighborhood has its own music and its own story: the next hunt is waiting for you.
الأسئلة الشائعة
11.99 € للمجموعة. عملية شراء واحدة تفتح الخريطة على هاتف واحد وتلعب المجموعة كلها معًا، مهما كان عددكم. يصلك رابط الدخول بالبريد الإلكتروني فورًا وتبقى الخريطة صالحة سنة واحدة.
نحو ساعتين ونصف إلى ثلاث ساعات سيرًا على الأقدام بخطى هادئة، مع التوقف لحل الألغاز. تجد في صفحة كل خريطة المحطات والمسافة والمدة التقديرية.
لا، يمكنك اللعب مباشرة من المتصفح: Piracity تطبيق ويب (PWA) تضيفه إلى شاشتك الرئيسية بنقرتين.
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