NEW ORLEANS
683 Tours Reviewed
Death has a roadmap in New Orleans. On this small-group 2-hour walk, you trace three historic cemeteries and the Katrina Memorial through burial traditions, guided by a professional storyteller. I like the way this tour focuses on meaning, not shock…
Two worlds in one day: oak trees and alligators. This tour pairs Oak Alley Plantation admission with an open-air airboat ride through marsh and swamp near Barataria Preserve. You get that classic Oak Alley live-oak tunnel plus a fast, close…
New Orleans can hit you fast, and this tour does it with flavor. You’ll walk the French Quarter and French Market area while tasting local food and learning how cocktails like the Hurricane and French 75 became New Orleans staples.…
Food first, history close behind. This French Quarter walking food tour strings together six classic stops in about three hours, with a small group cap. You’ll taste your way through Old Square culture while the guide points out what’s happening…
A two-hour Segway tour is the quickest way to get your bearings. You’ll get easy ride instructions, then roll through the French Quarter and down familiar streets like Bourbon Street, with live commentary pointing out what you’d miss on foot.…
Gator sightings start the minute you step aboard. This New Orleans large airboat swamp tour sends you into the swamps around Barataria Preserve, and I like how the larger boat keeps things comfortable and social with stadium-style seating that doesn’t…
The French Quarter turns eerie after dark. This 2-hour New Orleans Voodoo, Mystery and Paranormal walking tour uses real paranormal equipment and points you toward over 15 famous spots tied to ghosts, vampires, and unsolved deaths. What I really like…
New Orleans is great for single-day history lessons, and this one is different because it pairs Oak Alley Plantation with a real bayou boat ride. I like that the plantation tour is guided in period costume, then you’re not left…
Haunted history and drinks go together in New Orleans. This guided night links French Quarter streets with spooky lore and real building stories, with a payoff that often includes an iconic haunted bar. I like the mix of live commentary…
One of the quickest ways to get oriented in New Orleans. This French Quarter food walking tour pairs multiple tastings with Cajun and Creole stories, plus architecture and city history you’ll actually remember. I especially like the small-group feel (up…
French Quarter to gators in one day. I like the above-ground cemetery walk and I like that you can pick a covered boat or airboat for Barataria swamp. One possible drawback: it’s a long, structured day, and the airboat rules…
Cemeteries, mansions, and bikes, all in one ride. This New Orleans Garden District and Cemetery bike tour is a fast, fun way to get your bearings without hunting for parking or getting stuck in foot-traffic. I like that you travel…
Most neighborhoods give you buildings. This one gives you stories. You’ll wander through the Garden District’s 19th-century mansions at a relaxed pace, with frequent photo stops and history told in a way that keeps you moving. I particularly love how…
If you like food with a side of stories, go. This guided French Quarter crawl turns brunch planning into a simple walk-and-eat route, then ends with a hands-on seafood boil plate. I like that the tour does the heavy lifting…
Your stomach gets a map of the French Quarter. This 3:00 pm walking tour trades awkward planning for a smart route: you sample classic Louisiana dishes in local restaurants while a guide explains what makes each plate part of New…
