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Explore the highlights of New Orleans on a private tour with a licensed tour guide that lets you get beyond the surface level of this historic city. Discover what makes the Crescent City so fascinating as you visit places like the Cabildo, Pirates Alley, St. Louis Cathedral, the French Quarter, and the French Market. You’ll see plenty of highlights in just a few hours.

Embark on a spook-tacular adventure aboard the Creole Queen Haunted Halloween Cruise filled with thrilling surprises and eerie delights! As you cruise along the mysterious waters of the Mississippi, revel in an ambiance that sets the stage for a ghoulishly good time. Indulge in a wickedly delightful Halloween Buffet – Creole Style, complete with tempting treats that will captivate your taste buds and open call bar. Dance the night away with tunes from the Creole Queen DJ, Peak into your future with a Tarot Card Reading, and participate in our Costume Contest with amazing prizes for the winners! Seating is first come, first served. This event features a reception-style layout. Date: Friday, October 31, 2025 Boarding: 6:00pm – 7:00pm Cruising Time: 7:00pm – 9:00pm

Tap into New Orleans' craft culture & experience the breweries like a local! EVERYTHING is included - flights & pints- while you enjoy the best beers in the city right at the source. Non-beer options available at each stop. GREAT for groups, bachelor/bachelorette parties and birthday trips- ASK ABOUT MAKING YOUR TOUR PRIVATE! - Guided tour of 3 local breweries with beer flights/pints included - Take your drinks "to go" for a walk through the neighborhood to see architecture & hear history - Maximum group size of 14 ensures a personalized experience, group discounts offered - Suitable for ages 21 and over; valid ID required

Experience a New Orleans-style Christmas on this guided walking tour through the festive streets of the French Quarter. For a magical two hours, amble past eclectic shops and down charming walkways bedecked in extravagant decorations. Stroll past historic homes, romantic courtyards, and main attractions like St. Louis Cathedral. Take in the dazzle of the Vieux Carre blanketed in holiday lights, and warm up with a drink or two along the way (own expense).

This tour allows you to drink throughout the tour through the French Quarter. The stops to get your cup refilled is offered as a courtesy and is intended to add to the experience for all on the tour. This tour is as kid friendly as NOLA can be. Please keep in mind some locations allow children inside, however some do not. The tour guide will wait outside the bar with the children while guests refill their drinks and stand with the children at all to go windows for drink stops as well. Boozers, history buffs, and paranormal enthusiasts alike are sure to have a blast on the drunk history of New Orleans walking tour, surely a memorable experience. Rewrite history by putting your own spin on some of New Orleans most talked about fucked up historical events and haunted locations. Be entertained & learn shit! Come visit the home of New Orleans Drunken tours. Our motto: learning is intoxicating!

For nearly three centuries, New Orleans has lived somewhere between the sacred and the scandalous. Sin & Salvation explores the complicated relationship between faith, vice, morality, power, forgiveness, and reinvention in a city that has never fit neatly into anyone’s definition of respectable. Beginning at Jackson Square, guests look toward St. Louis Cathedral while hearing of notorious Gallatin Street and Bricktop, then enter the religious heart of the city through Père Antoine, the Ursulines, Marie Laveau, Henriette Delille, and the Sisters of the Holy Family. Mardi Gras, Lent, temperance, Storyville, jazz, sex-work, and the lives of Josie Arlington, Lulu White, and Norma Wallace reveal a city where sin and salvation have always existed side by side. We begin looking at a cathedral while talking about sin. We end seated in a former bordello talking about salvation, asking: Who gets to define sin, what does salvation look like, and who gets to be saved?