easy
about 1.5 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; comfortable walking required
Discover the rich history and lively culture of the French Quarter in just 90 minutes with NOLA Bon Vivant Tours. Led by a local guide, this walk offers an engaging glimpse into New Orleans’ most iconic neighborhood. Keep reading to find out what makes this tour a standout experience in the Big Easy.
All Ages • 90 minutes • $24 per Person
Embark on a captivating 90-minute journey through the historic French Quarter, exploring iconic sites like the French Market and Jackson Square. Led by local guide Laura, you'll uncover fascinating stories of New Orleans' founding, cuisine, music, and architecture, all while experiencing the vibrant culture that defines this unique neighborhood.
90 minutes
During this fun historical French Quarter tour, we'll see and learn the history of the French Market, the Mississippi River, Jackson Square, Pirates Alley, Royal Street, several famous restaurants and the place where all those famous gas lanterns on made.
We'll discuss the founding of New Orleans, cuisine, music and architecture along the way. We'll cover the many colorful, yet true, historical stories from those who settled and developed the ever changing vibrant French Quarter.
Your guide Laura was born and raised 5 minutes from the French Quarter and definitely adds an authentic, local flair to the tour.
The tour covers cobblestone streets and walking for approximately 1.5 hours, so comfortable footwear is essential.
In summer months, hydration and sun protection help keep the experience enjoyable, especially during warmer days.
Arrive a few minutes before the start to meet your guide and settle in for the tour.
Capture stories and images of landmarks to enhance your understanding and memories of the neighborhood.
The French Quarter was established in 1718 by French colonists and has retained much of its original architecture, earning it designation as a National Historic Landmark.
NOLA Bon Vivant Tours promotes respectful tourism by encouraging visitors to preserve the neighborhood’s cultural heritage and historic buildings.
Necessary for exploring the historic streets comfortably and safely.
Keeps you hydrated during the walk, especially in warmer months.
Helps protect against the sun during outdoor excursions.
spring|summer|fall specific
Capture the sights and stories of your walk through this historic district.