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Discover New Orleans’ French Quarter Through Its Legendary Cocktails and History - New Orleans

Discover New Orleans’ French Quarter Through Its Legendary Cocktails and History

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Difficulty

easy

Duration

2 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for visitors with general walking ability; light physical endurance required for a casual stroll across uneven surfaces.

Overview

Experience the rich cocktail culture and Prohibition-era stories of New Orleans on a lively two-hour walk through the French Quarter’s best bars. Sip classic drinks while learning the history behind this legendary drinking city.

New Orleans, Louisiana

The French Quarter's Famous Cocktail Tour, a Tastebud Experience

Ages 21+ | $23.00| 2 Hour Tour

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About This Adventure

Embark on a unique 2-hour journey through New Orleans, the Liquor Capital of the World, with the Tastebud Cocktail and History Tour. Experience the city's rich cocktail culture while savoring delicious drinks and uncovering fascinating stories from the Prohibition era. It's a delightful blend of history and flavor!

Tastebud Cocktail / History Tour of New Orleans a sip at a time


Rates

Person: $23


Duration

2 Hours


Tour Notes

A Trip to the Liquor Capital of the World , New Orleans would not be complete if you have not been on the Tastebud Prohibition/Cocktail Experience Eat! Drink! Enjoy!

Adventure Tips

Age restriction

Participants must be 21 or older to join for legal drinking reasons.

Pace yourself

Enjoy each cocktail mindfully—alcoholic drinks are served throughout the tour.

Wear comfortable shoes

The tour involves walking on historic cobblestone streets; sturdy footwear helps.

Arrive early

Plan to arrive 10 minutes before the start to check in and avoid delays.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Urban pigeons common in the French Quarter
  • Occasional sightings of squirrels in plazas and parks

History

The French Quarter dates back to 1718, originally settled by French colonists and named after King Louis XIV.

Conservation

Many bars participate in sustainable practices including waste reduction and supporting local ingredients.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Comfortable walking shoes

Essential

Necessary for walking the French Quarter's uneven historic streets with ease.

Valid photo ID

Essential

Required to verify legal drinking age at bars.

Light jacket or umbrella

Spring showers are common, so prepare for mild rain.

spring specific

Sunglasses and hat

Protection during outdoor walking segments in sunny weather.

summer specific