easy
2 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels as the tour covers moderate walking on flat sidewalks.
Step into historic New Orleans with Destination Kitchen’s two-hour Garden District walking tour. Discover architectural gems, celebrity homes, and the haunting beauty of Lafayette Cemetery No. 1.
2 Hours | Adults $25.00 | Seniors/Students $15.75
Adult (Ages 19+) - $25.00 Senior (Ages 62+) - $15.75 Student (Ages 11-18) - $15.75 Children 10 and under - Free with Adult/Senior
2 hours
Spend two hours with us in one of the most impressive and memorable parts of New Orleans, the Garden District. We will learn about the historic city of Lafayette, various architecture styles, and more. Come experience the large gardens and creative interiors and exteriors of the plantation-like houses. We will also visit the historic cemetery and the famous Commander's Palace and Restaurant.
Ready to step into a time machine?
Experience a memorable two-hour walking tour just blocks away from the beautifully oak lined St. Charles Avenue in a varied and important community called the Garden District in New Orleans, USA.
Your tour will start off on the steps of the shops at The Rink, just in front of Still Perkin Coffee Shop. We will share with you about the historic city of Lafeyette, the various styles of architecture, from French to Greek Revival, American, and more that we will share with you. This part of New Orleans is reminiscent of some old plantations, very large gardens, and creative interiors and exteriors.
Minors: Minors may attend our tours with a parent or guardian present. Parents or guardians may never leave minors unattended on any tour.
TOUR FACTS:
Meeting Point: Still Perkin', 2727 Prytania St Suite 16, New Orleans, LA 70130, USA
Paved streets and sidewalks are walkable but expect about two hours on foot.
Tour moves rain or shine, so hydration and sunscreen are important in warmer months.
Tours begin promptly at 9:20 a.m. at 2727 Prytania St, so plan accordingly.
Minors can join but must stay with a parent or guardian throughout the tour.
Lafayette Cemetery No. 1, established in 1833, is one of New Orleans’ three original cemeteries featuring distinctive above-ground tombs.
Efforts to maintain the Garden District include preserving historic buildings and managing urban landscaping with native plants to reduce environmental impact.
Essential for navigating paved streets and sidewalks comfortably.
Stay hydrated during warmer months or longer tours.
summer|spring specific
Protect your skin from sun exposure during outdoor daytime walking.
spring|summer|fall specific
Useful for sudden showers typical in New Orleans’ climate.
spring|summer|fall specific