NEW ORLEANS
480 Tours Reviewed
Tremé is where New Orleans’ music DNA starts. This guided walking tour takes you through the neighborhood that shaped Creole culture and helped launch jazz and the civil rights story, street by street. You’ll also spot real-world locations tied to…
Old ghosts meet real bars. This walk is built for spooky stories with drinks. I like that the route hits specific landmarks tied to famous French Quarter tales, not vague folklore. I also like the VIP bar access piece: you’re…
A New Orleans home tells the truth fast. The Urban Enslavement Tour uses the restored Hermann-Grima House—built in 1831 in the French Quarter, with a Federalist façade, an open-hearth kitchen, and courtyard—to help you understand slavery in an urban setting…
New Orleans looks different from the sky. This helicopter city tour is a quick 7–9 minute flight that gives you a real aerial grip on where everything sits, with a pilot who talks as you go. You’ll fly over key…
New Orleans has a way of throwing you into the story fast. This 2-day hop-on hop-off loop gives you a simple way to see the big sights, then choose where to linger. Two things I really like: the frequent stops…
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 runs on stories, and this one comes with seafood. This small-group shrimp boil cabaret pairs a multi-course menu with live entertainment, plus a host who cooks and explains what you’re eating as you go. I love how Mister…
Voodoo myths get corrected fast. A 1 hour 45 minute walk led by a real High Priestess takes you from Congo Square to Louis Armstrong Park and a Marie Laveau site, with a focus on truth over Hollywood hype. I…
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…
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…
