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Experience the best of New Orleans on a historical walking tour that introduces you to the city’s diverse flavors and culture. Follow your guide to different locations and sample multiple dishes—such as gumbo and sweet fried plantains—plus four full-size drinks that showcase the best of New Orlean's cocktail heritage. Taste food and drinks you might otherwise miss while learning how they are integral to life in New Orlean.

Pedal through two centuries of New Orleans history on a combo bike tour of the French Quarter and Garden District. Learn about the city’s Creole roots as you ride along the banks of the Mississippi and through the legendary streets of the oldest neighborhood in town. Then, cross over to the ‘American’ side, where stately southern mansions overlook leafy boulevards and the time-worn tombs of Lafayette Cemetery No. 1. It’s a great way to meet the many faces of New Orleans while enjoying fresh air and exercise.

Step beyond the French Quarter and discover the hidden side of New Orleans on this private city tour. From colorful Bywater to historic Bayou St. John, your guide takes you off the tourist trail and into neighborhoods full of culture, history, and character. Along the way, gain insider tips to make the most of your trip and experience the Crescent City like a true local.

Experience a classic NOLA dining experience like a VIP with this special access pass to a shrimp boil cabaret at Mister Gregory’s. Indulge in a private dinner party celebrating local flavors and vibrant music. The shrimp is sourced from local shrimping families at their docks to select the freshest Gulf shrimp before letting the "Shrimp Boil King of New Orleans" cook you up a scrumptious dinner. Then dig into this authentic New Orleans dish, all the while local performers keep you entertained.

Discover what makes New Orleans unforgettable on a small-group van tour that combines the city’s most popular experiences in one. Walk the French Quarter, admire Garden District homes, visit historic cemeteries, and learn about Hurricane Katrina’s lasting impact. With a local guide, get an insider’s view on why residents love this vibrant, soulful city. A perfect introduction for first-time visitors and history enthusiasts alike.

Get insight and knowledge about New Orleans Voodoo culture from a High Priestess guide. While most Voodoo tours in New Orleans are led by non-initiates or those with no experience in the religion, you will lead by a High Priestesses of Louisiana Plantation Vodou. Eshé/Mary J. has lineage to 1700's-era Louisiana, while Malika/Osheyo Amanzi is related to the Gullah-Geechee of the Atlantic coast, with their own West African-based religions.

Dive into New Orleans' rich voodoo history on this easy 90-minute walking tour through the French Quarter. Visit an authentic voodoo shop, see a voodoo temple, and learn about the legendary Marie Laveau as you pass her childhood home, final resting place, and the Rampart Treehouse, where her ghost was last seen. Conclude your journey at Congo Square, uncovering its deep ties to voodoo and jazz history.

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.

Instead of simply hearing ghost stories, experience them for yourself on one of the only interactive ghost tours in New Orleans. Join a paranormal guide at what are reputed to be some of the most haunted locations in the French Quarter. With just your small group for company, set off in the evening, and have the chance to use real ghost-hunting tools to try and pick up on paranormal activity.

As you arrive in New Orleans, you'll be embraced by the soulful sounds of jazz, the aroma of delectable Creole cuisine, and the spirit of celebration that never ends. Get ready for a journey through the heart of American culture! Step into the lively French Quarter, where history comes alive in every corner. Explore the iconic Bourbon Street, famous for its vibrant nightlife and diverse entertainment. Don't miss out on the historic architecture, unique shops, and street performers that make the French Quarter truly special. Immerse yourself in the city's history at the beautiful St. Louis Cathedral, the oldest continuously active cathedral in the United States. Wander through the historic neighborhoods and discover the captivating stories behind New Orleans' magnificent buildings. No visit to New Orleans is complete without sampling its famous cuisine. From beignets at Café du Monde and much more! This is a part walking and driving tour.

Go on a pub crawl of haunted spots in the French Quarter for a spirited 2-hour tour with a ghostly pallor. Sip adult beverages (own expense) then salute notorious characters in New Orleans history as you hear about legendary crimes of passion and the spooky side of The Big Easy. Choose from two evening departures daily.

New Orleans is known for its classic cocktails—but for first-timers, it can be hard to know where to go. Leave all the planning to your guide on this craft cocktail walking tour of the French Quarter. Visit historic bars and restaurants, and sample classics such the Sazerac. Hear stories from your guide and mixologists, and learn the sometimes-scandalous history of the city's drinking culture as you sip your way through town.

Explore New Orleans—and discover the area in a more active way than most other excursions—on this small-group Segway tour in and around the French Quarter, suitable for beginners. Take part in a safety briefing and training session before setting off, discover highlights including St. Louis Cathedral and Frenchmen Street, and visit lesser-known spots you might otherwise have missed. As you glide, learn about local history and culture.

Search for paranormal activity in America's most haunted city, New Orleans, during this ghost tour with a difference. With an Electromagnetic Field Meter in hand, investigate otherworldly happenings during visits to the top 10 most haunted historical locations, including homes, cemeteries, and pubs. Stroll through the spine-tingling blocks of the French Quarter in a ghost-hunter's shoes and hear the tales behind the hauntings from your local guide.

Discover New Orleans’ ghoulish side on this spooky ghosts and spirits walking tour, which also features an augmented reality experiences. Wind through the French Quarter’s dark corridors and hear tales of famous hauntings from your local guide. Visit infamous locations such as the Lalaurie Mansion and the New Orleans Pharmacy Museum. By the end, l understand why New Orleans is a hotspot for paranormal investigators.

Take a deep, drunk dive into New Orleans' decadent district—the French Quarter—on this group walking tour. Walk and drink and listen to commentary on the dark side of the city, including vampires, voodoo, and the paranormal. Your guide will arrive with an EMF meter in hand to detect any paranormal activity during the tour.

Dig into New Orleans' centuries of history—and discover some of the city's most frightful tales—on this small-group walking tour. Meet your guide in the heart of the atmospheric French Quarter, and set off after dark. Head to neighborhood landmarks like Jackson Square, visit the chilling LaLaurie Mansion, and discover other lesser-known sights and ghost stories that you wouldn't encounter on your own.

Discover New Orleans' unique history with this unusual guided tour, diving into the city's connection with disease, including outbreaks of yellow fever and cholera. Learn about voodoo, religion, and intriguing stories often overlooked by typical tours. Along the way, explore key areas including the French Quarter, Jackson Square, and the New Orleans Pharmacy Museum for a deeper insight into the city's fascinating past.

Explore New Orleans’ dark side on an occult-themed pub crawl through the French Quarter. With an local guide leading the way, grab a drink to go (own expense) and hear stories about unsolved murders, ghosts, and vampires. Plus, power up an electromagnetic radiation detector.

New Orleans’ oldest neighborhood, the French Quarter dates back to the 1730s, long before the rule of law reigned. It’s a district rife with life, character, and color—and hauntings, vampire lore, true crime, voodoo masters, pirates, and scandal. On this small-group tour, follow your guide to the most haunted spots and learn the stories, secrets, scandals, and spirits floating through this legendary ‘hood. Each tour is personalized for your group to bring the history to life.

Savor the famous homestyle Louisiana cooking of New Orleans on a mouthwatering food walking tour of the French Quarter. Visit several classic restaurants to sample local Creole, Cajun and French-inspired specialties such as po-boy sandwiches, beef brisket, sticky-sweet pralines and some of the best jambalaya in town.

Rife with tales of ghosts, vampires, folklore, supernatural activity, mythical figures and voodoo, New Orleans is the perfect city for a spooky walking tour. Your 2-hour family-friendly excursion through the historic streets and houses makes an ideal introduction to the unusual history of this great city. Be sure to bring a pair of comfy walking shoes, not to mention more than a little courage.

New Orleans has 300 years of history begging to be shared. Hear the best, most illuminating stories to help you understand its history from an adoring local. You'll hear about the Chitimacha tribe that lived here, about life in the early colonies, stories of famous locales, and landscape of the city's music. More than just a jumble of names and dates, we'll dig into the meat of the strange stories and characters who created this amazing town.

Take a two-wheeled ride through the raucous history and heritage of New Orleans on a bike tour that takes you from the lively streets of the French Quarter to the swampy bayous at the edge of the town. Learn about the city's founding as you follow a flat and leisurely route down oak-lined avenues, through leafy parks, and past creepy cemeteries to reach Bayou St. John. It's a great way to get off the tourist track and see the diverse neighborhoods of the Big Easy.