Tours & Sightseeing in Louisiana

Discover historic New Orleans in an open"top double"decker bus on this hop"on hop"off sightseeing tour. With your full"day ticket, design a personal itinerary with 18 possible stops, including the French Market, Jackson Square, St. Louis Cemetery and the Garden District. Enjoy unobstructed views and fun onboard commentary as you soak up "˜The Big Easy'.

Immerse yourself in the culture, history, and landscape of vibrant New Orleans on this half-day tour with a small group of 15 people or fewer. This experience combines elements from several disparate tours, including those focusing on architecture, the Garden District, historic cemeteries, the French Quarter, and recovery from Hurricane Katrina. Hotel pickup included.

Experience the grandeur of New Orleans' antebellum history and the mystic of the bayou on this 2"day combined swamp and plantation sightseeing tour. Learn about a bygone era at Oak Alley Plantation, where you'll view stunning architecture, oak"lined esplanades, and enduring sugar cane. Then head deep into the secluded bayous to witness Cajun life and spot native wildlife.

Who doesn't like ghosts and vampires save for their unfortunate victims? If you're looking for a family-friendly night activity in New Orleans, then this ghost walking tour of the French Quarter might get your blood flowing. With a small group, you'll wander through the darkened streets for a fun, historical tour of New Orleans, and listen to tales of ghoulish invincibility and souls returned from the dead. 

Discover the fascinating history of the French Quarter of New Orleans on a 2-hour walking tour that includes St Louis Cemetery #1. Your expert guide leads you through the streets of the French Quarter to the cemetery, taking in landmarks including the Hermann-Grima House, Basin Street Station, Armstrong Park (formerly Congo Square), Jackson Square and the St Louis Cathedral. You'll stop at the tombs of famous historical figures such as Marie Laveau and Bernard Marigny as you walk through St Louis Cemetery #1.