NEW ORLEANS
354 Tours Reviewed
Most nights in the French Quarter are already spooky. This one adds a local guide and a tight 90-minute route through the city’s most talked-about legends. You’ll hear stories tied to real corners—Jackson Square’s eerie pull, the infamous dark bend…
French Quarter facts come with spooky echoes. This 2-hour walk pairs French colony roots with street legends and a cemetery visit that explains why New Orleans remembers the way it does. I love how the tour connects big themes like…
Kids don’t roll their eyes here. The Creole Kids Tour turns the French Quarter into a storybook for elementary-age kids, with teacher-led questions and hands-on moments that make history feel doable. I especially like the interactive activities that keep small…
Oak Alley feels like a postcard, but the day has context. You get hotel pickup, an intimate group (max 12), and an organized half-day that layers plantation stories before you ever step onto the property. What I like most is…
A scandalous hour starts right when the bars do. This 2.5-hour walking tour weaves infamous New Orleans characters with where classic cocktails were born and how the city’s nightlife got its attitude. You’ll move through legendary stops like Pat O’Brien’s…
New Orleans has a way of turning history into a late-night story. This 90-minute walking tour keeps the spooky stuff grounded by focusing on historic sites and a licensed historian guide, while hitting topics like vampires and voodoo alongside pirates,…
Hard history, handled with care. This New Orleans tour pairs a River Road coach ride with a Whitney Plantation visit, using headsets so the story stays clear without rushing you. I especially like the mix of guided narration on the…
New Orleans has a talent for telling hard stories with music—and this walking tour stitches together Storyville, Treme, and the cultural roots of voodoo and jazz in just over two hours. You’ll walk past places tied to the city’s earliest…
A daytime true crime story walk in New Orleans. This Adults Only tour strings together dark local episodes at key spots like Jackson Square and the Louisiana Supreme Court, with a proper stop for coffee, tea, or hot chocolate. I…
Two places, one long day, and both feel very Louisiana. This combo trip links Destrehan Plantation with an airboat run through the bayou, where you get history by the oak trees and wildlife by the boat. I love the guided…
Gumbo and history, served in the French Quarter. This is a 3-hour sunset food tour with Tastebud Tours, walking you through classic Creole and Cajun plates while a licensed instructor explains what makes them New Orleans–specific. I especially like the…
New Orleans clicks better on two wheels. This French Quarter and Garden District bike tour links the city’s most iconic sights into one 3-hour ride, starting with the Mississippi River overlook of Jackson Square. I especially like how the route…
One hour in a living time capsule. The Gallier House gives you a rare look at 19th-century townhome life right off Royal Street, with Victorian interiors and standout architecture that still feels current. I like that the tour makes the…
New Orleans has a dark side on foot. In a 2-hour walk through the French Quarter, you’ll hear grisly cases tied to the city’s most notorious murders, and you’ll stand in front of the buildings where the stories unfolded. I…
New Orleans has a crackling story in 2 hours. This walk links beignet showmanship at Cafe du Monde with the steady heartbeat of Preservation Hall, so you see how food and music grew from the city’s ups and downs. You’ll…
