Degas House Historic Home Courtyard and Inn, New Orleans

French Impressionist artist Edgar Degas

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Degas House Historic Home Courtyard and Inn, New Orleans

French Impressionist artist Edgar Degas.

French Impressionist artist Edgar Degas. The only home and studio of the French Impressionist Master, Edgar Degas, open to the public anywhere in the world. Degas lived with relatives in this house on Esplanade Avenue during 1872-1873; it is now a bed & breakfast, gift shop, wedding and special event venue. Tours are available daily. Secured offstreet/motorcoach parking.

Hours

Sun

9:00

14:00

Mon

9:00

17:00

Tue

9:00

17:00

Wed

9:00

17:00

Thu

9:00

17:00

Fri

9:00

17:00

Sat

9:00

17:00

About Degas House Historic Home Courtyard and Inn

 2306 Esplanade Avenue, New Orleans, LA, United States

 +1 504-821-5009

 www.degashouse.com

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