Gallier Hall 545 Saint Charles Avenue, New Orleans, LA 70130

"Gallier Hall is a beautiful building on Saint Charles Avenue, designed by the renowned architect James Gallier. The building was built in 1853 and after some controversy later opened as the New Orleans City Hall. It’s been painstakingly restored to it’s former glory and today it serves as a venue for weddings, receptions and balls."

"It’s OK not very clean. I read a plaque that was praising the current mayor Latoya which was really offputting since she’s done nothing but destroy the city. I’m surprised she hasn’t burned down that building down, all the photos in it….since she did that with all of the other historical memorabilia and street names of the city. I’m surprised she didn’t use it as an and alternative to her boom boom in the quarter once she was shut down. But conveniently enough her husband passed away out of a sudden from a heart attack, while they were in the midst of a really contentious divorce as well as she having extra matter relationships. Anyone else would’ve been fully investigated as to being involved. However Tette was as not. Needless to say after the passing of Jason, she once again had access to the Broadmoor house. I guess she just got lucky. She seems to get lucky quite often. Flying first class. Not paying taxes…. ETC. I’m sorry I digress. Now her and her boyfriend while married Spinny live there. It’s rumored she has female callers as well. Seen below. As well as Latoya acting normally when not on camera."

"Beautiful and expensive piece of New Orleans history that is great for any type of event that you might be planning with multiple floors, tons of Art, and multiple points of interest all throughout this impressive and very old building in New Orleans Central business district right off of Poydras Street. My sister and I personally had a photoshoot here, while another event was getting planned, and this is also where the city's celebrated its 300th anniversary a few years ago. Needless to say it's a pretty cool old building that's great for whatever big event you might be planning."

"I'm so happy I got to see this gem. It should be open to the public more often. Guides were so helpful."

"Got to see it in person across from a park that is the first one in New Orleans. This is Gallier Hall next to the Lafayette park!"