NEW ORLEANS
684 Tours Reviewed
New Orleans gets darker tonight. This Dark History Tour is a focused walk through the French Quarter, where you’ll hear true stories tied to landmarks people pass every day without really seeing. Expect a history lesson with bite, but still…
New Orleans can be a lot to plan. This pass turns the guessing game into a day-by-day stack of admissions, from the National WWII Museum to a New Orleans School of Cooking demo. The main catch: if your app barcode/QR…
A Second Line is moving history. This New Orleans Culture Second Line Tour with King Hollis Burton is built for you to experience the parade up close in Treme and understand the stories behind it, from Mardi Gras Indians to…
The swamp has a way of grabbing your attention. This Honey Island Swamp and Bayou boat trip pairs an open-air boat ride with live commentary, so you’re not just watching—you’re learning what makes this place tick, plus how to spot…
Creole stories start fast in New Orleans. This guided French Quarter walking tour strings together the people, places, and language behind Creole life, from Jackson Square to a 19th-century courtyard. It’s built for getting your bearings quickly, without hunting down…
The French Quarter has chapters, not just streets. This 2-hour Eras of New Orleans walk connects the city’s major periods through real places, with a live local guide and a BYOB finish at Lafitte’s Blacksmith Shop. I especially like how…
Two worlds: plantation and swamp, in one long day. I love the round-trip pickup from downtown and the 3-hour Oak Alley visit that lets you actually look around. I also love the pontoon boat swamp tour and the wildlife photo…
Creole New Orleans makes perfect sense here. This 2-hour French Quarter walk explains how Creole life shaped the city, from church squares to family courtyards and the one cemetery you can’t just wander into on your own. I like that…
A good food tour should change how you see a place. This one does it fast, mixing real neighborhood restaurants with stories in the leafy Lower Garden District. You’ll walk past antebellum charm, then eat your way through Cajun, Creole,…
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,…
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…
