easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels, including those who prefer a relaxed pace
Explore the lively streets of Faubourg Marigny with a private walking tour that uncovers New Orleans' colorful history and vibrant culture. Perfect for curious travelers, this experience offers personalized insights into one of the city's most iconic neighborhoods.
$190 for up to 8 People | 2 Hours | Stroll through the Faubourg Marigny!
Private group of 8: Starting at $190
Additional guests are $10 per person
2 Hours
Just downriver of the French Quarter are some of the earliest Faubourgs (suburbs) of the city. Bernard de Marigny, the former owner of the neighborhood's land, was truly a bon vivant. We will walk through Faubourg Marigny, view historic buildings, discuss music, and continue downriver to the Bywater area. Music. murals and funky art venues abound, and we will stop by some of them.
Please bring an umbrella, raincoat, comfy shoes and a bottle of water on the hot days. You will also need an ID to buy drinks
400 Esplanade Avenue. Corner of Decatur Street by the gate of the US Mint Museum.
You'll be walking for 2-3 hours through uneven historic streets, so comfortable footwear is essential.
Protect yourself from the sun and stay hydrated during your outdoor exploration, especially in warmer months.
Guides are happy to share detailed stories and recommendations, so don't hesitate to engage during the tour.
Touring during early morning or late afternoon offers softer light and fewer crowds for better photos.
Faubourg Marigny was established in the early 19th century as a vibrant hub for Creole and French residents, shaping the cultural fabric of New Orleans.
Local tour operators prioritize environmentally responsible practices, encouraging visitors to respect historic sites and support sustainable tourism.
Essential for walking comfortably over uneven and historic streets.
Hat, sunglasses, or sunscreen protect you from the sun during outdoor exploration.
spring|summer|fall specific
Stay hydrated throughout your tour, especially on warmer days.
Bring layers to adapt to changing temperatures during your walk.
winter|spring|fall specific