NEW ORLEANS
376 Tours Reviewed
Jazzy river views beat another museum day. This combo pairs a 2-hour Mississippi River steamboat cruise with live jazz and captain-style narration with a 3-hour guided city tour that hits the French Quarter area, City Park, St. Louis Cemetery #3,…
New Orleans has a smell you never forget, and this French Quarter food walk turns it into a plan. I love the mix of six tastings plus guide-led stories that explain why these dishes matter. I also like that it’s…
Tremé tells New Orleans the straight way. This 60-minute private walking tour keeps you off the usual postcard route and turns the neighborhood into a story you can actually see, with personal attention from a local guide and photo assistance…
Effortless French Quarter photos start here. In just 1 hour, you get a guided walk with a local photographer plus pose coaching in front of iconic backdrops, so you leave with images that feel like the real New Orleans you…
Want gentler New Orleans than the French Quarter? This guided Historic Garden District walking tour leads you past celebrity-style homes and Lafayette Cemetery No.1, with stories that connect the neighborhood’s wealth to Irish migration and the city’s larger past. You’ll…
Plantation history is heavy, but this tour is honest. It combines a focused Whitney Plantation visit with an organized, respectful tone, plus a narrated ride back through the plantation corridor and over the Bonnet Carre Spillway. I especially love how…
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…
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…
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…
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…
