easy
3 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; involves light walking primarily on paved surfaces.
Uncover New Orleans’ rich cultural heritage with a 3-hour city tour, including a personalized Garden District walking experience and historic cemetery visit.
Per Person $50 • All Ages • 3 Hours • Transportation Included
Discover the rich history of New Orleans on a captivating 3-hour city tour. Travel in comfort as you explore beyond the French Quarter, visit a historic cemetery, and learn about Hurricane Katrina's impact. Enjoy a walking tour in the picturesque Garden District, tailored to your interests for a memorable experience.
Adult (Ages 13+): $55 Child (Ages 12 & Under): $26
3 Hour Tours
A City Tour picks you up on a climate-controlled touring bus and takes you away from the French Quarter. They give you historical information about the city, this tour will include a Cemetery Tour (off the bus into the Cemetery). You will see and hear about where the levies broke and give you information on Hurricane Katrina, and its aftermath. This tour is 3 hours long and you do get off the bus and do a walking tour in The Garden District. You let us know if you have something specific you want to know or hear about and we match you with the best Vendor for you!
This Tour starts and ends near Jackson Square. You would need to be there 15 minutes prior to your Tour Start time.
The Garden District walking portion involves uneven sidewalks and some hills—choose sturdy footwear to stay comfortable.
Carry a bottle to stay hydrated, especially during warmer months when humidity can spike.
New Orleans weather can be unpredictable; pack a light rain jacket if showers are expected.
If driving, plan time to find parking near the Garden District, as spaces can be limited.
Founded in 1718, New Orleans’ Garden District rose in prominence during the antebellum era showcasing architectural wealth.
The city promotes eco-friendly tourism by encouraging walking tours that reduce vehicle emissions and supports preservation of historic neighborhoods.
Necessary for navigating city sidewalks and Garden District streets with ease.
Helps maintain hydration during warmer weather.
summer specific
Protects against unexpected showers common in spring months.
spring specific
Prevents sunburn during outdoor walking portions under open skies.
summer specific