easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; walking at a relaxed pace
Sip cocktails and uncover ghostly tales in this lively walking tour through New Orleans' historic French Quarter. Perfect for those who love history with a spirited twist.
2 Hours • Ages 21+
Embark on the Drunken History walking tour in New Orleans, where you’ll sip cocktails while exploring the vibrant French Quarter. This unique experience combines captivating local tales with a lively atmosphere, as your guide shares the city’s history—complete with its thrilling and risqué details—while enjoying drinks together.
2 hours
Take a shot or two with a chaser of New Orleans history. Some libations and citations, if you will. The Drunken History walking tour is a one-of-a-kind excursion.
New Orleans and booze go together like Red Beans and Rice. We’ve been the party capital of the American South since before it was American or South. Around here we’ve figured out that just about anything can be enhanced with some (a lot) of alcohol. That’s why we decided it was about time our visitors had the opportunity to stroll through the French Quarter, learning our history while simultaneously indulging in an age old New Orleans tradition (drink like a local).
This 21 and older experience isn’t your ordinary walking tour. For one, the tour guide can, and will drink with you the whole time. Being a full walking tour of the French Quarter, you’ll get the riveting stories and important knowledge necessary for a full understanding of our unique city, but thanks to the inclusion of alcohol and the characteristic lack of children, don’t expect the guide to leave out any of the gruesome or sexy parts.
Meeting Location:*
241 Decatur St. New Orleans, LA (Ryan's Irish Pub) Please arrive 20 minutes early
Mix your drinks with water between stops to keep your energy up for the walk.
The tour covers several blocks, so comfortable footwear is recommended.
Leave tips for guides and bartenders to enhance your experience.
Prepare for lively stories and good laughs along the way!
The French Quarter has been a cultural melting pot since the early 18th century, shaping the city’s unique character.
Tourism supports local businesses and preserves the historic districts, contributing to ongoing conservation efforts.
Supports long walking distances on uneven streets.
Carry essentials like ID, cash, and a phone.
Capture the lively ambiance and historic sights.
Layers help stay comfortable during cooler evenings.
winter specific