When you stroll down Royal Street in the French Quarter, you might catch sight of an ornate Paris Green gate. Pass through it and you’ll enter the Gallier Historic House, a Victorian townhouse that unveils New Orleans’s 19th-century elegance. 

Built in 1860 by famed architect James Gallier Jr. as his family’s residence, the Gallier House is a testament to how sophistication and technology flourished in Crescent City.

If you’ve ever wanted to walk through history, the Degas House Bed & Breakfast offers a rare chance to do just that. Located on Esplanade Avenue in New Orleans, this is the only home or studio of French artist Edgar Degas that’s open to the public anywhere in the world. It’s more than just a museum, It’s a place you can stay, explore, and experience firsthand.