NEW ORLEANS
48 Tours Reviewed
New Orleans can feel like a living maze on your first day. This private walking tour gives you a custom itinerary with a local guide, so you can focus on what you care about instead of guessing. I like the…
Mansions, graves, and lunch in one short walk. The Garden District tour pairs photo-worthy streets with real local context, guided by Michelle, who brings the neighborhood and its darker corners to life. You’ll also work your way through savory tastings…
Voodoo in New Orleans is story and street. This guided Voodoo Museum and walking tour turns myth into context, using real locations like Congo Square and Marie Laveau’s world to help you understand why these beliefs mattered. I love the…
New Orleans has a way of teaching you to look twice. This St. Louis Cemetery No. 3 audio guide lets you wander the above-ground tombs at your own pace while the story runs on your phone. I love that you…
Marie Laveau still haunts New Orleans history. This guided walk turns the usual horror-movie talk into a clear-eyed look at voodoo as a real religion shaped by slavery, survival, and culture. You’ll start on Basin Street and move through key…
French Quarter first steps, guided and focused. This private walking tour squeezes the best-known sights into about two hours, from St. Louis Cemetery No. 1 to Bourbon Street, with an in-person English-speaking guide who keeps things moving. It is built…
Quiet doors make great travel moments. This VIP St. Louis Cathedral tour gives you exclusive pre-opening access to the nave and altar, plus restricted-area time before the public rush. I like how it turns a famous church visit into a…
The city has a way of feeling strange at first. This private New Orleans walking tour brings order fast, with custom planning and a real local guide you can ask anything. I love two things most: you get the main…
28 oak trees set the mood fast. This guided trip takes you from New Orleans to Oak Alley Plantation in Vacherie, where the avenue’s dramatic story leads into a Greek Revival mansion, working-farm artifacts, and focused exhibits that explain plantation…
Plagues make New Orleans feel real fast. This guided walk focuses on pestilence and plagues in the Crescent City, connecting grim outbreaks to everyday life in the French Quarter—contagious residents, infectious mosquitos, and the messy conditions that helped diseases spread.…
One street and a phone can tell a whole neighborhood story. This self-guided audio tour turns Esplanade Ridge into a walk you can control, with stops tied to the Faubourg St. John area and the city’s Creole Garden District roots.…
Old-school New Orleans music, packed into 90 minutes. You get the Dew Drop Inn story with original artifacts and oral histories, then you end with a real live blues matinee tied to the roots of jazz, blues, and rock ’n’…
Sugarcane meets Greek Revival in Vacherie. Felicity Plantation lets you walk a still-working sugarcane farm and tour a preserved 1840s home, with working agriculture right alongside the architecture. The subject matter can be heavy, since the tour interpretation talks openly…
If you like your New Orleans sightseeing with a brain-teaser, this one works. It’s a self-guided French Quarter walk built around a stolen-art storyline, with 10 puzzle challenges you complete on your phone while moving between famous stops. I like…
New Orleans hits hardest when someone local points the way. This private chauffeur-and-historian tour is a smart route that connects the Lower Ninth Ward, the constantly changing Warehouse/Arts District, and the Garden District to end at Lafayette Cemetery No. 1,…
