Your New Orleans tour starts with a pickup from your hotel around 15 minutes before your tour time. Get acquainted with your guide, and then set off for your city exploration.
Since this tour is by van, it’s easier for you to access areas of the French Quarter, the 9th Ward, and the Garden District that you wouldn’t be able to on a large tour bus. Pass by Frenchmen Street, Musician’s Village, Esplanade Avenue, Bayou Saint John, 17th Street Canal, Carrollton Avenue, Tulane and Loyola Universities, and the National WWII Museum.
See beautiful architecture, city landmarks, and even spooky cemeteries with local legends attached. Your guide tells you stories about the history and culture of each area, and discusses the city’s experience of and recovery from Hurricane Katrina.
At the end of your tour, get dropped off at your hotel or in the French Quarter to explore more on your own.
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The best thing about a tour of a local area is getting a guide that's an actual local and our today guide most certainly was. Teddy was raised in New Orleans and he is very passionate about his home town. His intimate knowledge of the...More
Teddy, our driver with a long family history of living in New Orleans, was very knowledgeable and passionate about the city. With only 8 people in the van, we had ample opportunity to ask questions. This tour is a great way to see an overview...More
Wanda was the best tour guide, she knew all about the city and where to take us. Perfect views of the city without having to walk there. Cemetery stop was awesome. Van with a/c was welcome after a couple days wilting in the humidity while...More
This was a very informative tour that covered different parts of the City - the good, the bad, and somewhat ugly. I loved the diverseness of the tour and Mr Oz was very knowledgeable of his hometown. I learnt a lot about what happened during...More
This was truly one of the highlights of our vacation in New Orleans. Our tour guide picked us up in a nice, temperature controlled van and drove us around New Orleans for three hours. We saw EVERYTHING. Furthermore, our tour guide knew anything we had...More
