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On this Historic Baton Rouge Self Guided Location Aware Audio Walking tour you will see Baton Rogue’s historic gems, historic spots and discover it's story. Go at your own pace, anytime. On the tour you’ll see the old Governor’s Mansion, The old state capital You'll walk along the Mississippi, the Red Stick statue, The best local place to each Cajun food, The Kress Building - civil rights historic spots The State Capital St. Joe's The Capital Gardens The Huey Long Statue The Hebe statue And more! And and you'll hear the city’s history, secrets, the story of the swamp blues, the history of the Canadians that became raging Cajuns, Mark Twain’s feelings of the city, the little white house, the castle and so much more. The tour starts at the Old Governor’s mansion.

Step into one of the most powerful and haunting chapters of Louisiana history with our immersive 1811 Slave Revolt Experience at Destrehan Plantation. Journey back to the night when hundreds of enslaved men and women risked everything in pursuit of freedom during the largest slave uprising in U.S. history. Walk the grounds where rebellion once echoed through the cane fields, and hear the true stories of courage, resistance, fear, and survival that forever changed the region. Through dramatic storytelling & deeply researched historical accounts, guests will uncover the hidden realities of plantation life and the brave individuals who stood against unimaginable oppression in 1811 Louisiana. Hear chilling narratives, designed to educate, move, and leave a lasting impression. Perfect for history lovers seeking something beyond the ordinary New Orleans experience. Walk the grounds where rebellion rose. Book your unforgettable journey into the shadows of 1811 at Destrehan Plantation today.

Explore the spooky side of New Orleans’ French Quarter with a local guide to tell you stories of alleged hauntings from the area on this small-group ghost tour. Get around safely by night with your guide and group while you listen to creepy tales of true crime and reported ghostly sightings.

Walk the streets of New Orleans’ oldest neighborhood with a guide to tell you all about the crimes that have taken place there over the years. You’ll hear thoroughly researched tales about everything from missing person cases and unsolved deaths to kidnappings and chilling murders—all while you explore the French Quarter locations associated with these unfortunate incidents.

Explore haunted locations around New Orleans’ French Quarter that you can’t find on your own, and discover the city’s ghostly past on an adults-only walking tour. See haunted houses, ghost-filled landmarks, and filming locations of horror movies, as your local guide shares stories about the Crescent City’s haunted history, voodoo practices, and vampire community.

Discover the essence of New Orleans with a walking tour of the French Quarter, guided by a certified, multilingual local expert. Immerse yourself in a fusion of European, African and Caribbean influences as you listen to captivating Creole stories, visit hidden courtyards and meet characters and legends that have scarred the soul of the city.

Exploring outside the city limits of New Orleans can be difficult without a car. With this private tour, visit two of the best-preserved antebellum plantations—Oak Alley and Laura—without worrying about navigating or dealing with crowded tour buses. Take a docent-led tour at each site to learn about the complex and often dark history of the rural South, including the impact of enslavement in Louisiana.

This tour is ideal for visitors with limited time who still want to enjoy the highlights of New Orleans in a fun, safe, and effortless way. Navigate the vibrant streets of New Orleans on a Segway tour that brings the city’s rich history and culture to life. Offered daily, this exhilarating experience takes you through iconic neighborhoods with certified guides who share captivating stories. Each tour includes a training session, ensuring you’re comfortable before hitting the road.

Explore the French Quarter of New Orleans with an informative guide who shares stories about the history and supernatural side of this historic neighborhood. Visit important locations such as St Louis Cathedral, Jackson Square and sites key to the Louisiana Purchase. Learn about ‘Voodoo Queen’ Marie Laveau, see where voodoo ceremonies were once held and visit a haunted house. Your guide allows time for you to purchase drinks at bars along the way, and you can also use authentic paranormal equipment. This entertaining tour provides a fascinating take on The Big Easy.

Cover much more ground than you would on foot and discover the fascinating Creole history of New Orleans from the comfort and safety of a bicycle. Go beyond simple sightseeing and follow your guide to explore three of the city’s most storied neighborhoods. You’ll learn about their architecture, discover their landmarks, and hear stories about their ever-changing culture while cycling through their quiet streets at a leisurely pace.

New Orleans is known for its haunted history and vibrant bar scene, so optimize your time in the Big Easy and experience both on this combined ghost tour and pub crawl. Discover the top watering holes on Bourbon Street and lesser-known dives where you can grab drinks that won't break the bank. Your guide will regale you with chilling tales of spirits and ghouls as you stroll past haunted hotels, churches, and other spook-filled sites between bar stops.

Step into New Orleans’ layered history and its complex relationship with water on this 2 hour guided walking tour exploring New Orleans’ history, resilience, and sustainability in relation to water. Through honest storytelling and expert context, your guide traces floods, engineering decisions, Katrina’s devastation, and the city’s ongoing sustainability efforts. The tour weaves together culture, policy, and lived experience to reveal how natural forces and human choices shaped the city’s vulnerabilities and innovations. By the end, you will have a clearer sense of what happened, why it matters, and what the future of New Orleans demands.

New Orleans’ monumental cemeteries are rich repositories of history and lore, but you might miss their stories if visiting on your own. Instead, take a deep dive into the local culture on this insider tour of five of the most significant burial places in the city. Stroll past the graves of authors, musicians, actors, and other celebrities (including Anne Rice), all while learning about the unique traditions surrounding burials in New Orleans.

Enjoy a combination of ghost stories and true crime walking tour of New Orleans for the value of one, exploring the city’s haunted history. Feel the chills as you stroll through the 300-year-old French Quarter, a place teeming with unforgettable characters and rich history. Hear stories of hauntings, murders, rituals, and restless spirits that even skeptics find captivating. This tour lasts for a couple of hours and ends just in time for a night out.

Experience New Orleans' fascinating burial traditions with a unique walking tour led by a local guide whose own ancestors rest in the very cemetery you’ll visit. Journey through St. Louis Cemetery No. 3 and stroll the peaceful Bayou St. John, unlocking the secrets of above-ground tombs, centuries-old rites, and the incredible stories behind every monument.

Embark on a tour of the French Quarter and step into a living history book. With the original grid of streets still intact and the beautifully preserved buildings, this iconic New Orleans neighborhood offers a vivid glimpse into the city's rich and colorful past. As you walk with us, jazz and blues serve as the soundtrack, resonating from tucked-away bars, intimate courtyards, and lively street musicians. Our guided tours offer a deep dive into the Quarter's storied history. Wander past the timeless façades with ornate ironwork balconies, and you'll be regaled with tales from when Spanish, French, Creole, and American influences converged to craft this unique enclave. Rich, cultural heritage and sheer aesthetic beauty coupled with intriguing and informative stories that only a local with ancestral ties can give you, this New Orleans History Tour promises a sensory-filled adventure that lingers long after you've left.

Discover New Orleans’ rich craft brewery scene by bike. You’ll cycle through the beautiful Garden District, stopping at bars and microbreweries along the way—and leave it all to your guide to lead the way, as they share interesting stories about the area’s past. Visit under-the-radar spots in the Irish Channel and Garden District, stopping at three breweries for cold beers along the way.

Start your morning with beignets and coffee at the famed Morning Call while learning about the general history of New Orleans cemeteries. We venture into Greenwood Cemetery, home of the largest assemblage of iron tombs, as well as local and national celebrities, such as a Pulitzer-prize winning writer and the man who spiced up New Orleans. Afterward, journey into Cypress Grove, the first cemetery built to honor New Orleans volunteer firemen and their families. Get exclusive access into the large society tomb built for the temporary burial of Chinese citizens, and view many original tombs crafted in granite, marble, and cast-iron that hold some of New Orleans’ earliest prominent citizens. We then visit the Hurricane Katrina Memorial located in the spot where Charity Hospital used to bury the poor and indigent. The tour ends back at the Morning Call. This is the only private tour company allowed to give tours in Greenwood Cemetery and the only company allowed in Cypress Grove.

Experience the spirituality and folklore of New Orleans, without spending time doing any research, thanks to this guided Voodoo–themed walking tour. Hear fascinating stories about Marie Laveau—the late Voodoo Queen of the 19th century, and discover the meaning of Voodoo artifacts such as dolls and gris-gris bags. In a short space of time, explore the city’s top Voodoo sights, including Louis Armstrong Park and Congo Square.

Explore one of New Orleans’ most beloved neighborhoods, discovering things hard to find on your own. This intimate walking tour covers the Garden District, where your licensed local guide/historian leads your small group to special spots including celebrity homes and filming locations, as well as historic landmarks. See the home where Eli and Peyton Manning grew up, where Django Unchained was filmed, and Sandra Bullock’s house.

Join us for the most chilling ghost tour in New Orleans, where history comes alive through over 300 years of misfortunes, disasters, and diseases. These events have created a tapestry of tales, allowing spirits to linger among us. Walk with us as we explore why New Orleans is America’s most haunted city. Explore death-drench streets filled with eerie stories of ghostly apparitions. The atmosphere is thick with mystery as you pause at each site, absorbing the rich narratives that echo the whispers of those who came before us. The legends of the past beckon you to delve deeper into the shadows, inviting you to wander alongside the spirits that may still roam these historic sidewalks. Bought to you by guides that have over 100 years of experience combined. See why many of our guests have a true paranormal experience that sent chills down their spines.

If you’re a fan of true crime, explore the darker side of New Orleans on this fascinating pub crawl. While you sip in bars with blood-spattered pasts, your guide will share graphic stories about the city’s serial-killers and explain all about terrifying crimes from history to the present day. As you walk, you’ll see different murder locations and hear plenty of twisted tales along the way.

Bring your family on the only kid friendly ghost hunt in town! Your kids will learn ghost hunting techniques as well as use ghost hunting tools in this 90 minute, unforgettable adventure. You'll visit the places where legendary, 19th century residents lived, stayed, and worked, including the Old Ursulines Convent, Jean Lafitte's Blacksmith Shop, St. Louis Cathedral, and the old state building, the Cabildo. You'll learn about the people who lived here: French Creoles, enslaved workers, free people of color and, of course, pirates!

Discover the stories behind New Orleans’ French Quarter with a self-guided audio tour that gives you the ultimate flexibility. See all the city’s highlights, starting and stopping whenever and wherever you want. See landmarks including Dutch Alley, Café du Monde, and Pirates Alley, with tons of fascinating stories and facts narrated via an app on your mobile device that never expires.