
easy
1–2 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; expect 1–2 miles of mostly level walking with frequent stops.
A brisk, locally guided walk through New Orleans’ French Quarter that mixes architecture, Creole history and optional paranormal gear with pub stops along the route. Expect 60–120 minutes on uneven sidewalks, real stories and practical rules for drink and child policies.
You meet under the iron gate beside Lafitte’s Blacksmith Shop as Bourbon Street hums awake—streetcars clack a block away and a steam of coffee and garlic crawls from doorways. The guide checks names, hands out a smile and an optional piece of paranormal gear, and the group slips into the French Quarter like a single-minded current.

Sidewalks and streets are uneven and sometimes slippery—flat, closed-toe walking shoes prevent twisted ankles.
Some stops serve alcohol and will check ID; minors must be accompanied by guardians and may be restricted from entry.
NOLA summers are hot and humid—carry water and pause at to-go stops if you need shade.
Photography is allowed but audio/video recording of guide narrations is prohibited—ask before using paranormal devices.
The French Quarter (Vieux Carré) dates to the 18th century and reflects French and Spanish colonial rule, Creole culture and the city’s strategic importance on the Mississippi.
Visitors are asked to respect private property and historic fabric; avoid littering and stick to public sidewalks to limit wear on fragile streets.
Protects feet on uneven cobblestones and sidewalks.
Required for alcohol purchases and to meet bar entry policies.
Keeps you hydrated through heat and humidity.
summer specific
Quick protection during sudden showers—tours run rain or shine.
spring specific