NEW ORLEANS
83 Tours Reviewed
There is no better way to start learning fast. I love how this bike ride turns Creole history into real streets you can feel, and I especially like the easy pace that leaves room for questions instead of rushing you…
French Quarter cocktails have a trail. This 3-hour tour lays out the story behind classic New Orleans boozes, from rum punch and Sazerac origins to pre-Prohibition mixes, with real drink stops instead of a history lecture. I like that you…
A walking tour that turns songs into survival. This Black History and Treme Neighborhood walk threads major music names and sacred local sites into one practical, 1 hour 45 minute route across New Orleans, anchored in Treme. I love the…
Skip the Quarter and eat in history. This 10am daily walk pairs New Orleans funeral lore at Lafayette Cemetery No. 1 with Garden District architecture and local food stops along Magazine Street, ending near Vintage3121. It’s a small-group tour (up…
French Quarter chaos has a way of getting under your skin. This walking tour pairs Catholic saints-and-sinners storytelling with New Orleans’ voodoo rumors, vampire talk, and the city’s no-holds-barred attitude. It starts at the Voodoo Lounge on N Rampart and…
French Quarter facts come with spooky echoes. This 2-hour walk pairs French colony roots with street legends and a cemetery visit that explains why New Orleans remembers the way it does. I love how the tour connects big themes like…
Want gentler New Orleans than the French Quarter? This guided Historic Garden District walking tour leads you past celebrity-style homes and Lafayette Cemetery No.1, with stories that connect the neighborhood’s wealth to Irish migration and the city’s larger past. You’ll…
New Orleans gets darker tonight. This Dark History Tour is a focused walk through the French Quarter, where you’ll hear true stories tied to landmarks people pass every day without really seeing. Expect a history lesson with bite, but still…
The French Quarter has chapters, not just streets. This 2-hour Eras of New Orleans walk connects the city’s major periods through real places, with a live local guide and a BYOB finish at Lafitte’s Blacksmith Shop. I especially like how…
A cemetery tour, but make it fascinating. Lake Lawn Metairie is one of New Orleans’ most striking city-of-the-dead spaces, with Greek temples, gothic and Islamic-style tombs, and more marble monuments than you can count. This small-group walking tour is built…
Voodoo history sounds spooky. It’s not jump-scare scary. This 1.5-hour evening walking tour brings you to real voodoo altars and teaches the religion’s roots in New Orleans, not the Hollywood version. I like the educational tone that stays respectful, and…
Congo Square wakes up fast. This 105-minute French Quarter walk follows a licensed guide through voodoo-era New Orleans, and I like the way the stories land with real laughs and clear context. I also like that you stand near the…
New Orleans feels best when you follow the smells and stories. This Garden District food, drinks & history walk ties funeral traditions at Lafayette Cemetery to the architecture, then lands you at three local eats for a full Cajun and…
Oak-lined streets make you slow down in New Orleans. This Garden District walking tour (about 2 hours 20 minutes) turns a beautiful neighborhood into a story with a professional guide and a local guide. I especially liked the small-group pace…
Marie Laveau lingers around the corners. This 90-minute adults-only voodoo history walk links St. Louis Cemetery No. 1, Congo Square, and Jackson Square, with the Gates of Guinee spirit-realm idea along the way. I love how the tour keeps its…
