Top New Orleans Walking Tours - page 9

Learn about the history of voodoo in New Orleans and the life of the Voodoo Queen herself, Marie Laveau, with this guided tour. Your local guide will take you through town, providing commentary about the history and architecture of the French Quarter and voodoo and how it's practiced. You'll also visit a few voodoo shops.

Discover the rich history of New Orleans, beyond the bars of Bourbon Street and the parties of Mardi Gras, on a private, half-day walking tour of the French Quarter. Visit many landmarks that tell the story of the city’s unique French, Spanish, and Creole heritage while strolling through the atmospheric streets with a private guide.

New Orleans’ history is full of macabre events and spooky happenings—and this ghostly walking tour will immerse you in the dark side of the city’s past. Pick from several evening start times, meet your guide right in the French Quarter, and set off on foot. You’ll be taken to some of the city’s most sinister destinations, from Pirates Alley and the Marie Laveau House of Voodoo to the infamous LaLaurie Mansion and more.

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.

Take the 2-hour New Orleans Dark Side Tour and journey down the mysterious pathways of historic New Orleans. Listen to tales of ghosts, ghouls and vampires; hear stories of the 'ladies of the night'; discover the dastardly deeds of the mob in the Big Easy; and learn about piracy on the high seas. Led by a storyteller guide, the tour touches on La Belle Epoque and Civil War history while introducing you to the street scenes of New Orleans.

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.

Learn about women’s contributions to New Orleans history and culture of this private French Quarter walking tour. A local guide tells tales of women who fought for the modern city of New Orleans—perspectives other tours often omit or skim over. At the end of the tour, you’ll see the city through the lens of women’s history.

If you’re curious about the history of the Brooklyn Bridge, then this is the tour for you. Learn about this engineering marvel, without the need for prior research, as a guide provides stories along the way. During the tour, discover the highlights of DUMBO, and get tips on prime photo spots that you might miss otherwise. Key views to check off include City Hall, the Brooklyn Bridge, and Manhattan Bridge.

Discover the historic restaurants and bars of the French Quarter on a tour that combines culinary delights with historical details. Starting on a rooftop bar, your guide provides a lay of the land, making the tour an ideal way for newcomers to get to know the city. From there, taste and drink your way through New Orleans’ classics establishments with a guide to recommend the authentic, must-try items.

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.

Get your steps in while exploring the historic Garden District during this walking tour in New Orleans. Discover Lafayette's transformation from the American Sector to the Garden District and learn about the history. This district, now a National Historic Landmark, was once a blend of plantations subdivided into vibrant neighborhoods like the American sector, Irish Channel, and an elite Jewish community. It also housed extensive African American and Creole neighborhoods that collectively formed Lafayette.

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.

Suitable for early risers, this tour takes you on a chilling morning exploration of New Orleans, offering a true crime and coffee adventure. Allow your guide to immerse you in tales of twisted souls who have left a haunting mark on the city’s history. Learn about the dark past of the area while you explore the streets and take in the sights.

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.

Immerse yourself in the eerie ambiance of New Orleans with an interesting French Quarter ghost tour. Known for its rich Voodoo culture and haunted reputation, this city inspired tales like "Interview with the Vampire" and scenes from "True Blood." On this tour, you'll explore spooky sites while your guide shares chilling stories from the city's dark history. Whether you're a fan of the supernatural or curious about local legends, this experience offers a thrilling way to explore this haunted city.

Discover the supernatural side of New Orleans—and go beyond simple sightseeing—on this nighttime ghost and vampire tour for adults only. Hear tales of spooky sightings, chilling mysteries, and unsolved crimes. Walk through the city after dark, pass by top landmarks, including the LaLaurie Mansion, and turn hidden corners you might otherwise have missed.

Immerse yourself in the French Quarter’s historic—and occasionally haunted—ambiance, and see its top sights, on this private or shared New Orleans walking tour. With your guide in the lead, set off to discover landmarks ranging from Jackson Square to Lafitte's Blacksmith Shop Bar. Along the way, use a provided EMF meter to detect any wayward spirits as your guide shares spooky ghost stories. You can also purchase cocktails along the way, if desired.

Escape the well-trod tourist trail of New Orleans with this private tour of Tremé and other parts of the Crescent City that visitors often miss. A local guide leads you to vibrant murals, funky music lounges, and historic markets and churches, while helping you capture great photos along the way.

Get off the beaten path in New Orleans on a private tour of Tremé, a vibrant neighborhood that many visitors skip. Have a local guide lead you around this historic African American district that is filled with stories your guide will share. Discover local spots like Backatown Coffee Parlor, Storyville District, and the Mardi Gras Museum of Costumes and Culture.

Learn about New Orleans’s rich musical and cultural heritage on this walking tour. Start by paying your respects to jazz legend Louis Armstrong at Louis Armstrong Park before exploring the nearby Tremé neighborhood, visiting local landmarks while listening to your guide detail the city’s jazz history, and the city’s cultural connection to people of color. You'll experience NOLA through the eyes of a local rather than a first-time visitor.

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.

New Orleans’ food scene is a vibrant tapestry with many diverse influences. On this breakfast tour, you’ll start your day with breakfast at one of the city’s best restaurants, located in the French Quarter. From there, follow your local guide through the city’s historic center as you learn about New Orleans’ 300 years of history.

Enjoy a self-guided, app-led scavenger hunt through New Orleans that moves between the city's landmarks and lesser-visited spots, with challenges and clues unlocking at each location. The format runs entirely on your group's schedule with no fixed departure time, making it a practical option for groups who want to explore the city at their own pace.

Taste your way through New Orleans’ most charming neighborhood on a sensory-rich Garden District food and walking tour that removes the guesswork of where to eat. Stroll past historic mansions and cemeteries while learning about the city’s multicultural history and unique burial traditions. Along the way, stop to sample Creole, Cajun, French, and Italian specialties hand-picked by a guide who knows the best places to dine.