NEW ORLEANS
480 Tours Reviewed
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…
A haunted drink hunt in the French Quarter sounds like a win. This 2-hour, guided walking tour mixes spooky-style stories with real local bar culture, so you get both flavor and context as you stroll. You’ll sample multiple cocktails at…
Names you hear in jazz come alive fast. This walk ties together Louis Armstrong Park, the Jazz Museum, Congo Square, and a finish on Frenchmen Street with live music. Along the way, you’ll get the names and stories that explain…
A camera-ready New Orleans, in one hour. This private photo shoot stitches French Quarter wandering to pro portraits, with stop-and-shoot moments near icons like St. Louis Cathedral. I like that it’s truly private: your photographer works with just your group,…
A murder story and a cocktail, side by side. This New Orleans crawl threads together notorious crimes and famous landmarks, with a bar in your hand as you walk. You’ll hit the French Quarter’s big-photo spots, then shift into darker,…
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…
Jazz starts in Armstrong Park. This 2.5-hour guided night walk strings together the big threads of New Orleans jazz, from Congo Square to the clubs that keep the sound alive today. You’ll cover about 14 blocks (roughly 1.5 miles), stop…
French Quarter tastes start with a story. On this Premier Food Tour, I love how the French Quarter walking route blends Creole-Cajun history back to 1718, and how guide Naif makes each tasting feel like a scene from the city.…
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 looks different when you see it from above. Vue Orleans sits on top of the Four Seasons Hotel, and you get 360° panoramic views plus touchless interactive exhibits built around New Orleans culture figures like Irma Thomas and…
Five pours, one hour, behind-the-scenes rum magic. I like how this owner-led small-group tour stays personal, and I love that the five-rum tasting flight is included in the $15 price. One thing to plan for: the tasting is 21+ and…
New Orleans from above feels like a cheat code. Vue Orleans pairs a 33-story elevator ride with 360-degree indoor and outdoor views from the Four Seasons Hotel tower, then layers in hands-on, touchless stops before you step out to the…
New Orleans can be a choose-your-own-adventure city—and this pass helps you do it without second-guessing every ticket. The Go City All-Inclusive Pass bundles entry to 25+ New Orleans-area activities and tours, from French Quarter walking tours to swamp adventures and…
A creepy two hours can beat a whole night out. This 21+ New Orleans haunted ghost tour mixes French Quarter legends with heavier, real-world threads like slavery and the figures people prayed for. I like that it’s small-group (up to…
Seafood meets Treme stories—fast and friendly. This crawl is a fun way to taste New Orleans seafood while you’re moving through Treme’s real neighborhood energy and catching music at Sweet Lorraine’s Jazz Club. I especially like that the stops connect…
