NEW ORLEANS
684 Tours Reviewed
A good New Orleans night starts with direction. This private tour takes you through the French Quarter with a local musician, mixing music history stops with local advice on where to go next. I especially like the guide’s band-spotting mindset…
Landing in New Orleans should feel easy. This one-way private transfer takes you from Louis Armstrong International Airport into the New Orleans area with a chauffeur who meets you at the curb and moves you via the interstate. You get…
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,…
Bywater is where the city gets personal. This 3-hour food and history walk pairs a satisfying lunch with street-art and civil-rights stops, so you’re not just eating—you’re learning as you go. I especially like the built-in convenience of multiple tastings…
New Orleans gets dark on purpose. This Ghosts, Gods, & Gangsters walking tour threads criminal history, occult lore, and psychology-shaped storytelling through real streets. I love the Dr. Edward Simon approach: sharp, story-first, and the kind of guide who can…
Ghosts or history, pick your poison. This five-in-one New Orleans walk strings them together into one easy start for the French Quarter. You’ll hear spooky stories, sure, but you’ll also learn why the city’s dead are treated so differently than…
Roux gets real fast in the French Quarter. This hands-on Cajun and Creole cooking class is built for real technique, not just watching, with a small group limited to 10. You’ll learn pro methods and seasoning secrets while making chicken…
Denver in three hours, with stories and ice cream. This tour strings together the big hits with a 14-passenger climate-controlled bus and an expert guide who keeps the ride moving. I especially like that Little Man Ice Cream is included,…
The French Quarter gets darker after dark. This 2-hour walking tour of New Orleans pairs French Quarter history with paranormal stories, from burial-vault traditions to reported vampires and ghosts, all while you’re moving past big-name landmarks and movie locations. I…
One of New Orleans’ spookiest walks starts at 941 Bourbon. This History and Hauntings Tour gives you a fast, street-level orientation of the French Quarter, with stories that mix history, voodoo, hauntings, and even movie/TV locations along the way. You’re…
Early departures feel easier with a real driver. This private New Orleans transfer is built around flight tracking and a professional chauffeur, so you spend less time worrying and more time getting ready. One thing to know up front: for…
Ghosts and voodoo meet on French Quarter streets. This 2-hour walk threads the occult past of the neighborhood through the French Quarter, connecting burial rites and voodoo practices to Marie Laveau and her snake Zombi. I like how the tone…
A phone-led quest in New Orleans? That works. This mobile scavenger hunt turns famous (and less-famous) streets into a puzzle route in English, with a set start point at 228 Poydras St and an ending back at the same place.…
French Quarter food turns into real lessons. This New Orleans food walking tour plus cooking class pairs a 3-hour walk through famous French Quarter stops with a 2-hour cooking demonstration, so you get context while you eat. You’ll sample 6–7…
A creepy-cocktail walk sounds fun for a reason. This 2-hour Sin and Tonic Pub Crawl lines up four well-known spots in the French Quarter area, then adds the kind of dark local stories that make nighttime in New Orleans feel…
