NEW ORLEANS
520 Tours Reviewed
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…
New Orleans feels bigger on a small-group tour. This private combo takes you from Jackson Square through the French Quarter on foot, then out into real neighborhoods by car so you can ask questions and connect the dots fast. I…
This private Garden District tour pairs big-picture New Orleans context with very visual stops—historic mansions, quiet oak-lined streets, and Lafayette Cemetery’s above-ground burial world. You’ll learn why the neighborhood grew the way it did, and you’ll also get plenty of…
Spirits have a route through the French Quarter. This 2.5-hour private ghost and voodoo walk strings together landmark stops like Hotel Monteleone, Jackson Square, and St. Louis Cathedral with stories tied to the streets, not a lecture. I like that…
The Bend feeds you off-script. This private New Orleans food tour is built around a native guide and a real neighborhood route, with enough bites for a hearty meal and local storytelling instead of a tourist shuffle. The only real…
New Orleans gets darker after dark. This New Orleans Dark Side Tour is a short walking outing that mixes French Quarter atmosphere with local know-how, aiming straight at voodoo, vampires, ghosts, and the kind of “look twice” history you miss…
Tremé tells stories you feel. This Historical Tremé Walking Tour pairs key places like Congo Square with the living traditions of the Black Mardi Gras Indians, all in a tight 2-hour walk. I like that the tour is guided by…
New Orleans ghosts start at Lafitte’s doorstep. This 1–2 hour walking tour is built around legends and folklore you can track street by street, with stops that focus on Marie Laveau’s world, the Rougarou, and the way the French Quarter…
Step through a house that keeps talking. You’ll walk restored 19th-century rooms and a quiet courtyard while a guide ties each space to real people and changing eras. I like how the stories don’t just focus on the fancy side…
Curves of cobblestone hide darker stories. This French Quarter walking tour packs a haunted mix of history and supernatural lore into a tight half-mile route, told by local guides who know how to make New Orleans feel spooky without turning…
New Orleans rewards slow walking, and this French Quarter tour is built for it. In about two hours, you’ll pick up the stories behind the streets, squares, and landmark buildings you’ll otherwise just photograph. I like that the pace stays…
Night walks have a strange side in New Orleans. This adults-only French Quarter tour tracks prostitution from the city’s early days to the famous Storyville era, using real landmarks and former brothel locations to frame the stories. I especially like…
New Orleans can feel like two cities at once, and this day tour holds both. You get a guided city loop with Hurricane Katrina context, then trade the traffic for open-air airboat speed in the wetlands. It’s a long day,…
You can do a lot in one day here. I like the easy round-trip pickup from downtown and the fact the day mixes plantation context with an actual swamp ride. The airboat tour is the kind of experience that turns…
