Walking & Biking Tours in New Orleans

Walk through New Orleans history with a private, 2-hour tour of the French Quarter that commemorates the 1815 Battle of New Orleans, when Andrew Jackson clashed with British forces. Enjoy the personal attention of a private guide as you learn about Louisiana's diverse cultures and explore the Vieux Carr e through a fascinating historical lens. Visit a Creole cottage and a 19th century townhouse, then see the Calaboose where notorious pirates were imprisoned. Visit the French Quarter's important landmarks and renowned restaurants then finish your tour at an iconic cocktail bar.

Discover the 18th-century origins of Voodoo in New Orleans on a walking tour with a local historian as your guide. Meander on foot through the French Quarter to Saint Louis Cemetery No. 1, the city's oldest extant cemetery. You'll visit the grave of the notorious Marie Paris Laveau, known as the "˜Voodoo Queen,' then visit Catholic churches and stop by a Voodoo shop and museum.

Enjoy an educational and leisurely stroll through one of New Orleans' most gorgeous neighborhoods with this 2-hour walking tour of the Garden District and Lafayette Cemetery No. 1. Hear about the history of the stately mansions along the tree-lined streets before visiting one of the city's haunting cemeteries.

Adjacent to the French Quarter district in New Orleans is Treme' (pronounced Tre-May), the oldest African-American neighborhood in the USA. The New Orleans Treme' Walking Tour takes in the major landmarks and locales of this cultural watershed, stopping at Storyville and Congo Square, while discussing jazz greats such as Troy 'Trombone Shorty' Andrews and Alphonse Picou.

Explore the historic heart of New Orleans's mystery and revelry on a 2.5-hour walking tour of the French Quarter. Hear tales of pirate captains, voodoo queens, and legendary Bourbon Street bars while exploring the city's multicultural legacy, and pay a visit to the oldest burial ground in town at the famous St. Louis Cemetery No. 1 - a must-do Big Easy experience that's only possible with an official guide.

Taste your way through New Orleans history on 2.5-hour culinary and cocktail tour of the French Quarter! With a friendly guide, journey to rich historic landmark like Jackson Square and past eclectic Creole buildings. You'll get the story behind Bourbon Street as you pass local haunts, stopping at two venues to sample iconic cocktails and cuisine. Your tour ends at St Louis Cemetery No. 1, one of New Orleans most revered 'Cities of the Dead'.

Enjoy an overview of the French Quarter and St Louis Cemetery No 1, known as the "˜city of the dead,' on this 2-hour walking tour in New Orleans. An informative guide takes you through 300 years of history and shares intriguing facts about the oldest French settlement in the United States. Learn about the cemetery tombs built above ground and which prominent New Orleans families are buried here.

Explore New Orleans' history, culture and architecture with a 2-hour walking tour through the French Quarter's atmospheric streets. Stroll alongside a local guide as you hear about the multicultural heritage of the Vieux Carre, and spot the distinctive architectural styles that tell the city's stories. Learn about the slaves that found community in Congo Square. Finish your walk with tips on how to eat, drink and live it up like a local "” or yat "” in New Orleans.

Avoid hours of walking between landmarks on an active and convenient bike tour through the heart of New Orleans. In addition to navigating for you, your guide provides little"“known facts and anecdotes about the city's must-see landmarks, from the Mississippi River to Congo Square. Bottled water and a small group size ensure a comfortable tour.

Pedal through two centuries of New Orleans history on a combo bike tour of the French Quarter and Garden District. Learn about the city's Creole roots as you ride along the banks of the Mississippi and through the legendary streets of the oldest neighborhood in town. Then, cross over to the "˜American' side, where stately southern mansions overlook leafy boulevards and the time-worn tombs of Lafayette Cemetery No. 1. It's a great way to meet the many faces of New Orleans while enjoying fresh air and exercise.