NEW ORLEANS
683 Tours Reviewed
Garden District secrets walkable in two hours. This Homes of the Rich & Famous walking tour is built around the celebrity-friendly blocks of the Garden District, where you get a guided read on the homes, the filming lore, and the…
New Orleans hits fast, and this tour hits smarter. You’ll walk the French Quarter’s historic core, stop at Jackson Square sites, then end with Café du Monde for the classic beignets-and-coffee ritual. I love how the pace feels relaxed for…
New Orleans airport days can be stressful fast. This private luxury SUV transfer cuts the hassle by meeting you at your downtown hotel lobby with a name sign, then getting you to MSY without the shuffle of shared shuttles. I…
Pirates hit different in New Orleans. This tour uses a pirate lens to show you the French Quarter’s real landmarks, with a mobile ticket that keeps things simple. It’s an easy, fun way to connect New Orleans history to the…
The swamp runs on a different clock. This New Orleans Honey Island Swamp boat tour takes you out for two hours on calm bayou water with a wetland ecologist guiding what you see, from hanging moss to cypress trees. I…
Some nights you want a plan. This one is it. A New Orleans VIP bar and club crawl like this saves you from the usual wandering and line-waiting, with skip-the-line entry and a professional party host who keeps the group…
A smart New Orleans intro, with one creepy stop. This 3-hour Gray Line tour strings together French Quarter highlights, a guided visit to St. Louis Cemetery #3, and a relaxed walk through the Garden District, all with an expert guide…
A dark corner of the French Quarter always has a story. This 2-hour French Quarter Ghost and Legends Walking Tour mixes street-level spookiness with real places like the Lalaurie Mansion and the Napoleon House. I like that it stays easy…
Landing in New Orleans can be stressful. This 1-way private airport transfer takes the guesswork out of getting downtown, with flight tracking and a driver who follows your arrival plan. I especially like the easy meet-up system and the fact…
Ghost hunting and bar stops beat a museum. This New Orleans Drunk History walk mixes French Quarter legends with real local stops, including Lafitte’s Blacksmith Shop and the big landmarks around Jackson Square. Two things I like a lot: you…
Creole cooking has street-level roots. This New Orleans Food Tour is interesting because it ties what you eat to where Creole flavors came from, and you can skip paying at each stop thanks to tastings included. I love the mix…
New Orleans clicks into place fast. This small-group citywide driving tour with local jazz musician Quay turns the usual sights into a story you can follow, from Garden District streets to big mural walls. I love the photo stops where…
Three dishes, one chef, full-on hands-on lessons. At The Mardi Gras School of Cooking in New Orleans, you learn seasoning techniques and hear Louisiana food history as you cook and then sit down to eat your work. It’s a fun…
Lantern light turns old names into living stories. I like how this tour mixes easy social time with a tight, guided walk, bringing you into St. Louis Cemetery No. 1 after dark, when above-ground tombs take on a whole different…
Congo Square is more than a postcard. This 90-minute New Orleans voodoo history walk focuses on Congo Square traditions, the stories tied to Marie Laveau, and what still lives on in the French Quarter. I like that it treats voodoo…
