NEW ORLEANS WALKING TOURS

Walk through this neighborhood in the American Sector while being dazzled by the opulent wealth of the early settlement of the Americans, with their antebellum mansions and massive gardens.

Walk through the historic neighborhood of the French Quarter while being amazed by the 200+-year-old Spanish architecture and some of the French structures that remain from the colonial period.

This tour is based on what we’d do with our friends on an afternoon in the French Quarter, including seeing historical sites, landmarks, and shops.

Trace the world’s oldest profession from the founding of New Orleans through infamous Storyville.

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New Orleans is infamous for it’s savage and tumultuous past, which many will tell you has left much of the historic French Quarter, haunted. Join us on a tour through the Vieux Carre.

Come along with us as we trace Lee’s steps growing-up in New Orleans and during the months and weeks leading-up to the assassination.

On this two hour walking tour of the French Quarter you will meet the rogues and roués, the mobsters and madams.

The Garden District survives as a showcase of magnificent houses and gardens. Hear the stories of the cotton brokers and commission merchants who made their home in the Garden District.

Find out why, as New Orleans grew, a way to bury large numbers of people had to be found.

Exploring Historical New Orleans Neighborhoods is the best way to understand and experience the city’s unique history and culturally rich heritage.

St. Louis Cemetery #1, New Orleans’ oldest, continuously operated, Catholic cemetery, is the highlight of our 3-in-1 walking tour.

Ghosts, voodoo, vampires, and witchcraft are covered on our 4-in-1 haunted tour.

The 2 p.m. start time at the beloved Gracious Bakery is this tour’s major distinction. We then explore the oak-lined streets of the Garden District and discuss the sacred Lafayette Cemetery.

Local coffee house PJ’s serves as a caffeinated oasis to start the walking tour. The tour itself focuses on the lush Garden District and the architectural gems of the neighborhood.