NEW ORLEANS
684 Tours Reviewed
Two stops, zero rush, and you stay in control. This self-paced New Orleans Garden District experience uses a downloadable audiovisual tour in English, letting you move between classic homes and special sites at your own speed. You’ll start at 2040…
Plagues make New Orleans feel real fast. This guided walk focuses on pestilence and plagues in the Crescent City, connecting grim outbreaks to everyday life in the French Quarter—contagious residents, infectious mosquitos, and the messy conditions that helped diseases spread.…
Night legends walk you through the French Quarter. This 90-minute Shadows and Spells tour turns the area around Decatur Street into a guided story route through voodoo, vampire, and witch lore with Alchemy Tour Company, starting at 8:30pm. I like…
Murders meet mojitos in New Orleans. What I like most is the local true-crime storytelling and the way you’re nudged toward to-go drinks as you walk between locations. You get a guided murder-tour style route through cases that range from…
Some places feel like they have stories in the brickwork. This Garden District walk pairs classic Louisiana architecture with real-life tales of planter-era power and the city’s unusual burial customs at Lafayette cemetery. I especially like the focus on the…
Your ride starts before you even step outside. This private transfer smooths your arrival with a door-to-door pickup from Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport (MSY) or the cruise port straight to downtown New Orleans. Two things I like right…
A convent museum in the middle of the city feels like a time machine. You’ll spend about 1–2 hours inside New Orleans’ Old Ursuline Convent, with a stunning French Colonial building plus displays that connect Catholic life, local education, and…
Ghosts and gadgets sounds like a gimmick. But in New Orleans, it turns into a real evening ritual: EMF detectors, dark stories, and spooky street corners all in 60 minutes. I like that you’re not just listening, you’re actively “hunting”…
Oak Alley hits you in a visual way fast. This full-day tour pairs the Greek Revival Oak Alley house tour with a Katrina recovery New Orleans minibus route, so you leave seeing both grandeur and hardship in the same day.…
One street and a phone can tell a whole neighborhood story. This self-guided audio tour turns Esplanade Ridge into a walk you can control, with stops tied to the Faubourg St. John area and the city’s Creole Garden District roots.…
Old-school New Orleans music, packed into 90 minutes. You get the Dew Drop Inn story with original artifacts and oral histories, then you end with a real live blues matinee tied to the roots of jazz, blues, and rock ’n’…
Airport days can be painless here. This New Orleans roundtrip chauffeur transfer is all about comfort and control, with flight tracking and a private, air-conditioned ride that saves you from taxi-line chaos. I also like the small-but-welcome touches like bottled…
Sugarcane meets Greek Revival in Vacherie. Felicity Plantation lets you walk a still-working sugarcane farm and tour a preserved 1840s home, with working agriculture right alongside the architecture. The subject matter can be heavy, since the tour interpretation talks openly…
Bite-sized history, served on foot. If you like your New Orleans with a side of story, this Lower Garden District food tour hits the sweet spot: 5 tastings, a local guide, and food vendors sharing why their dishes matter. You’ll…
Landing in New Orleans can feel like a sprint. This private luxury transfer keeps it simple by sending your driver to the Louis Armstrong Airport arrivals area with a name sign, plus luggage help so you can move fast. What…
