
moderate
6–8 hours
Moderate fitness—able to walk 2–3 miles on uneven surfaces and stand during short walking tours
Walk, taste, and listen your way through New Orleans on a private full-day tour that blends City Park’s live oaks and Botanical Garden with the French Quarter’s jazz, markets, and legends. Small-group, flexible pacing and local storytelling bring the city’s history to life.
The morning starts under a fog of powdered sugar. You step off the curb at Café du Monde with a cup of chicory coffee steaming in one hand and a beignet in the other; the first bite sends sugar into the air like confetti. Spanish moss drips from live oaks overhead, and the city feels like a place that remembers every song it has ever heard.

Cobblestones and park paths mean you’ll be on your feet—choose supportive, non-slip footwear.
Bottled water is provided, but bring a refillable bottle and sip frequently, especially in summer.
Afternoon showers and strong sun are common—pack a lightweight rain shell and sun protection.
Carry a charged battery and a small lens or wide-angle for architecture and street scenes.
Founded by the French in 1718 and reshaped by Spanish rebuilding and Creole culture, New Orleans developed a distinct Creole and jazz heritage that still defines the city.
Coastal erosion and flood risk are ongoing concerns; support local businesses and parks that invest in sustainable practices and learn about protection efforts when you visit.
Grippy soles protect on cobbles and park trails.
Quick storms come up fast—stay dry without overheating.
summer specific
Open squares and park paths offer little shade in mid-day.
summer specific
Keep your camera and maps powered for the full day.