NEW ORLEANS
520 Tours Reviewed
St. Louis Cemetery No. 3 turns a stroll into a story lesson. You’re right by City Park on Esplanade Avenue, then the tour follows New Orleans burial customs in a way that feels specific to this place, not generic “cemetery…
30 minutes, and you leave with spirits knowledge. The NOLA Distillery tour is made for a short stop in New Orleans: you’ll get a guided look at how Louisiana spirits get made, then move straight into sampling and bottle-browsing. It’s…
Two hours of bayou speed, then antebellum memory. This New Orleans Destrehan Plantation & airboat combo pairs a guided stop at an Old River Road mansion with a fast, close-to-the-water airboat run through Cajun Country swamps. Expect wildlife, period-costumed storytelling,…
Beignets come with stories. This private New Orleans French Quarter favorites food tour uses food to explain how Creole and Cajun traditions traveled into the city and landed on your plate, with stops built around Jackson Square and the French…
Film legends and cemeteries in one tidy walk. I especially love the Garden District architecture—mansion facades, big lawns, and the neighborhood’s 1832 layout—and I also love the Lafayette Cemetery stop, where you’ll learn the burial practices that make New Orleans…
Ghosts and gossip walk well together in New Orleans. This New Orleans Garden District Tour pairs a local guide with picture-perfect façades and the kind of spooky trivia you’d never overhear on your own. I love the Garden District gossip…
That first paddle into the swamp is pure calm. This extended Manchac Swamp kayak outing is interesting because it mixes real time on the water with guide-led wildlife spotting in the Maurepas area just outside New Orleans. I like that…
Slavery history hits different in the daylight, and Whitney Plantation is built for learning through real places. I love the narrated audio guide that keeps the story organized, and I love the chance to see original slave cabins and artifacts…
A neighborhood story you can walk through. This private French Quarter and Treme tour pairs street-level architecture with the music that shaped New Orleans, all at a pace where you can ask questions. I like that it connects Creole culture…
New Orleans gets dark fast. This adults-only French Quarter walk mixes local witchcraft lore with the city’s ugliest legends, told up close by an insider guide. I especially like the way the tour blends spooky stories with real place-based atmosphere,…
New Orleans on two wheels feels like a cheat code, especially with a tight route and a guide who keeps things moving. I love how you get French Quarter landmarks plus the Mississippi River view near Jackson Square in just…
This walk turns a nice neighborhood stroll into something sharper. You’ll see opulent 19th-century homes in the Garden District and learn how money, design, and ambition shaped life here. I love the mix of architecture and people stories, especially the…
French Quarter vampires live in the details. This 90-minute walk turns vampire folklore into a guided, street-by-street story, right through the French Quarter at dusk when the atmosphere starts doing half the work. You’ll hear chilling tales tied to real…
Sugarcane history has a photo pass. At St. Joseph Plantation in New Orleans, you get a relaxed visit focused on how the sugar world worked—on a site that’s still tied to real farming. I like that it’s a working sugarcane…
A bike tour in New Orleans feels like speed-walking with better views. This one is a smooth 3-hour ride that takes you into the Garden District while your guide connects street corners to stories like Jazz’s origins and the area’s…
