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Beauregard-Keyes House

4.7(275)
Museum

About

The Beauregard-Keyes House is a National Historic Landmark built in 1826, showcasing a unique blend of Creole and American architectural styles. Its raised center hall villa design and meticulously maintained parterre garden create a distinctive setting for intimate business gatherings or cultural events.

Guided tours reveal nearly 200 years of New Orleans history through the lives of the families who lived and worked here, offering an engaging educational experience. The house and courtyard have also served as filming locations, adding local character to your event backdrop.

Best for

  • Intimate client tours & cultural immersion
  • Executive offsites with historic ambiance
  • Small group educational experiences

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Venue Details

Standout features

Raised center hall villa blending Creole and American styles
Architecture
Raised center hall villa blending Creole and American styles
Built in 1826, this National Historic Landmark showcases an elaborately detailed residence combining Creole and American architectural features, representing nearly 200 years of New Orleans history.
Parterre garden and courtyard featured in films and events
Gardens & Courtyard
Parterre garden and courtyard featured in films and events
The beautifully maintained parterre garden and courtyard provide a peaceful, scenic setting that has been used in several films and television shows, as well as weddings and special events.
Engaging, historically rich guided tours
Guided Tours
Engaging, historically rich guided tours
Tours led by knowledgeable guides weave stories of the diverse families and individuals connected to the house, offering an educational experience that brings New Orleans’ cultural and social history to life.

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Rated 4.7 on Google · 275 reviews