French Lessons Near Me

Shining with the tarnished gleam of New York’ Gilded Age the ornate town houses of the Upper East Side stand as a monuments to the moneyed families that played an essential role in the city’s growth. In this Upper East Side Architecture Tour, we will examine highlights from this Victorian era legacy including the Henry Clay Frick mansion, the Metropolitan Museum, the French Consulate, and, of course, Central Park. In addition, our tour will look at modern masterpieces such as the Guggenheim Museum by Frank Lloyd Wright and the former Whitney Museum Marcel Breuer.

Every corner of Charleston hides a world of history. Join us as your guide shares with you hundreds of years of stories, history, and local knowledge. This is a relaxing 2-hour stroll through the quaint and charming streets of the historic district including the French Quarter and the residential area "South of Broad", all the while learning about the people and events that shaped Charleston.

A visit to Everglades National Park is a must when staying in Florida! 1. Meeting with your French-speaking guide According to the reserved formula, your Guide will meet you directly on site or come pick you up in Orlando. 2. Discovery of wild Florida Explore the exceptional natural setting of Boggy Creek, located on the shore of Lake Tohopekaliga, in Southport Regional Park. 3. Jet ski ride Embark on a one-hour jet ski adventure through the marshes. 4. Encounter with alligators Attend an animal presentation to better understand alligator behavior. 5. Discovery of the park and its wildlife Explore the park facilities with your French-speaking guide. 6. Free time Take a moment to take photos, discover the souvenir shop, and enjoy the natural setting of the site. 7. End of the excursion With the no-transport formula, pick up your vehicle directly on site.

Explore the French Quarter Galleries at The Historic New Orleans Collection museum on a one-hour guided tour in French, featuring historic objects and images that span over 300 years of Vieux Carré history.

Dive into the mysterious and eerie past of downtown Manhattan with a ghost-themed audio tour that will reveal the city's dark history and haunted legends. This visit is entirely in French. Explore the iconic places of New York at your own pace, accompanied by narrated stories by professionals and immersive background music. Discover historical sites such as Fraunces Tavern, Trinity Church, and the September 11 Memorial, each associated with ghost stories and mysterious legends. Ideal for history and paranormal enthusiasts, this tour invites you to uncover the secrets hidden in the shadows of New York. Self-guided tour allowing you to explore the city at your own pace Professional narration audio enriching the discovery of each place - Discover haunted sites and historical disaster stories Perfect for adults and teenagers

Step back through cobblestone streets where pirates, patriots, and duelists once tread. This walk uncovers Charleston's French Quarter through three centuries of gritty legend and Lowcountry character. We start at the Historic City Market, beneath the 1840s Market Hall, once a cornerstone of local trade and resilience. From there we pass St. Philip's Church, the Dock Street Theatre (America's first playhouse), and the notorious Pirate House, before slipping into shaded Philadelphia Alley, tied to whispered 19th-century duels. Your guide shares how fires, bombardments, and shifting centuries shaped the district's architecture. As afternoon light falls across secret courtyard gardens, take in pastel facades, wrought-iron gates, and quiet piazza balconies. The walk closes with a look at how this storied quarter's rhythm, architecture, and living history still linger in every corner of Charleston today.

This is it! The one and only Alcatraz Night Tour from Alcatraz City Cruises. As compared to the Day Tour, it may feel a little bit creepier (haunted?) while having less crowds, added ranger or docent-led tours, and extra narration on the outbound ferry. Plus, you will take a separate high quality excursion with spectacular views along San Francisco Bay. This can be done before or after Alcatraz, with daily departures; no reservations required. First, select a date from the evening schedule. You get the Alcatraz prison tour, complete with headset audio (available in Dutch, English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Mandarin, Portuguese, Russian and Spanish). Considering how often the Alcatraz Night Tour sells out at the Pier 33 Box Office, this package is often a great way to get a ticket to Alcatraz and make memories going all along the San Francisco waterfront and out under the Golden Gate Bridge and back.

Step beyond the crowds and the familiar Bourbon Street scene and experience the French Quarter through the stories that bring its streets to life. Walk beneath the balconies and past colorful Creole architecture as your local guide reveals the people, traditions, legends, and unexpected history behind the neighborhood. From the lively atmosphere of Jackson Square to the quiet passage of Pirates Alley, you'll discover places that are easy to walk past without knowing their stories. See St. Louis Cathedral, hear about literary legends including Tennessee Williams and William Faulkner, and explore the history behind Mardi Gras and other New Orleans traditions. And yes, we'll talk about Bourbon Street too—but you'll experience the French Quarter as much more than its famous nightlife. You'll leave with a deeper understanding of the history, culture, and stories that make this neighborhood unlike anywhere else.

Whether you join our classic itinerary or select our Brunch option, you are in for an unforgettable culinary journey through 300 years of history! Our classic tour features iconic Lowcountry staples like Pulled Pork Tacos, Benne Wafers, She-Crab Soup, and Shrimp & Grits. Meanwhile, our brunch highlights Southern favorites like warm biscuits, Spinach & Feta Quiche, Fried Green Tomatoes, Pimento Cheese, and Banana Pudding. Both choices wind past the French Quarter's most iconic historic landmarks and culminate in our incredible mystery Signature Secret Dish!

This tour of New Orleans' oldest and most vibrant neighborhood has history, culture, architecture, and all the great stories that help you really understand what this city is all about! We keep our group size at 12 or fewer guests to make in a fun, personal experience.

We invite you to spend some time in the oldest neighborhood in New Orleans. As you walk the streets of the Vieux Carré, you will learn the stories of Louisiana's Creoles. Louisiana is unique among regions of the United States. The fascinating stories of notable Creoles (West Africans, Native Americans and Europeans) will shed light on the development of the culture that sets us apart from the rest of the American South. Louisiana is part of the southern United States, but culturally it is the northernmost region of the Caribbean. This tour is an exploration of Louisiana Creole, an exploration of the culture that gave birth to jazz and zydeco, gumbo and jambalaya. (This tour also includes a visit to a courtyard of a 19th century house.)

Faubourg Tremé was associated in the 19th century with people of free color, Creoles of African descent who were among the upper echelons of Louisiana. Many of the inhabitants of Tremé were descendants of the Santo Domingo (Haitian) refugees who, fleeing the tumult of the Haitian revolution, had settled in Louisiana in 1809. Thanks to the cultural richness and ethnic diversity of this district, jazz was born in Faubourg Tremé at the beginning of the 20th century. The charming trails of the Tremé will transport you into history by allowing you to see for yourself the beauty and dark reality of a Louisiana that no longer exists.

Take part in a delightful two-hour hands-on pastry class at Pamplemousse on the bay in Miami Beach, where families and kids can dive into the world of French baking. Under the guidance of an experienced French pastry chef, learn the secrets behind creating soft Madeleines or vibrant Macarons in a friendly, interactive environment. With only 8 participants per class, each child receives personalized attention, making it a perfect bonding experience for parents and their little bakers. Taste your creations and take home cherished recipes, all while making sweet memories together. Ideal for beginners and food enthusiasts alike.

As you stroll with us, you'll learn about the fascinating beginnings of our city that shaped this world-famous neighborhood. Discover the must-see spots in the French Quarter and learn about the history of the "Vieux Carré.".Our local guides will enlighten you about the best bars, restaurants, and hidden gems to see on your visit here. We will guide you on tour from the mighty Mississippi River, to buildings older than our country, to present-day curious and unique locales. Understand why people become captivated with our city and keep coming back for more.

Learn how to spray paint like a graffiti artist in the epicenter of street art. Your experience begins at the Wynwood Walls Welcome Center, where our friendly staff will greet and check you in. This ticket includes one GA entry and a 30-minute hands-on spray painting demo to ignite your creative side! Afterward, explore the museum at your leisure. Scan QR codes on our plaques to access digital audio tours in English, Spanish, Portuguese, and French, or interact with augmented reality murals that add an immersive layer to your visit. Please arrive 10 minutes before your start time to check in and sign the waiver at the information desk inside the Welcome Center (2516 NW 2nd Ave). All tickets include free Wi-Fi. Parking Recommendation: Wynwood Garage, 311 NW 26th St, Miami, FL 33127. Weather Policy: Experience takes place rain or shine! Required waiver must be signed for all spray painting participants. Age minimum requirements and supervision rules for minors apply (ages 6+).

Atlanta built a city on top of its history — but Inman Park kept a few of the original stories. This app-led scavenger hunt takes you through Atlanta's historic first suburb on your smartphone, with phone-based riddles leading from one landmark to the next. No guide, no fixed start time. • Solve clues at the Trolley Barn, the Tea Party House, and Lock Box — three landmarks that trace Atlanta's neighbourhood history from the Victorian era to today • Start whenever you arrive and go at your own pace, with no time limit and no group to keep up with • Works for families, friend groups, and colleagues; photo challenges and riddles suit all ages Available in 24 languages including English, French, German, Spanish, Italian — see the full list when booking and choose yours when you start the game in the app. Around 2 hours - any group size. Atlanta keeps reinventing itself — Inman Park is where the first version still shows.

Come tour this Music Mecca with a 6th generation New Orleanian. We will tour the French Quarter, Treme and Marigny neighborhoods talking music history and listening to local street performers and bands on Frenchmen Street and keeping our eyes and ears peeled for a second line!

New Orleans is known for all types of spirits. Visit some of these spirited places in the dark side of New Orleans, where you will learn the dark history behind spirits in the Quarter. There has been a lot of intrigue, mystery, & murder throughout New Orleans' history - giving the dead good reason for its reputation as the most haunted city! Great tragedies led to deaths and have shaped chilling horror stories, hauntings, & supernatural events. Learn about the underground world of Voodoo, influenced by traditional African religions that involve magic & attempts to communicate with spirits & dead people. There is a real dark side in New Orleans, all carefully hidden -as hidden as the beautiful gardens behind the iron gates in the French Quarter - but you have to know where to look for it! Nola Detours' private Darkside Private Tour shows you the completely authentic true dark side of Nola *New- Read' "Private City Tour w/ Local Expert" to get an idea of the quality of the tour provided

Take a walk through the evolving Bywater with this self-guided GPS audio tour. Historically a working-class neighbourhood, it has become a destination for artists and those seeking alternatives to the spectacle of the French Quarter. With its artist-run collectives, new bars and restaurants, and music venues popping up all over the neighbourhood, nightlife has begun to migrate here. This walk will wind you through some of its non-commercial, daytime offerings, with an eye toward some of the natural, historical, and overlooked details that give it character. Along the way, your walk will be punctuated with poetry, and you will have some personal time with the Mississippi River that makes the city "crescent."

With seven generations growing up in New Orleans my family has deep roots in the French quarter and the Garden District. As a child going to Audubon Montessori I rode the Saint Charles street car everyday and later went to Loyola University during Katrina. We will be touring through very familiar territory :-) please take your tours from locals it makes such a big difference!

South Beach, or SoBe for short, is a truly unique neighborhood which concentrates a lot of paradox: the festive Ocean Drive, the colorful sea lifeguard cabins, but also, of course, all the Art Deco architecture which focuses on the South Beach district (but not only). Indeed, the seafront, but also the residential areas, have real architectural gems in the Art Deco style. The bicycle is indeed the new preferred mode of transport in SoBe… The authorities of Miami Beach are considering permanently pedestrianizing Ocean Drive, the legendary seaside of South Beach, in order to make room for pedestrians and bicycles. This requalification of this public space will coincide with an unprecedented urban redevelopment. The bike is therefore the ideal tool for visiting SoBe! Many cycle paths have been created in recent years and more are planned, so let's take advantage of them!