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Discover the vibrant streets of New Orleans with the French Quarter Highlights self-guided walking tour. Perfect for history buffs and culture lovers alike, this tour takes you through iconic landmarks, lively streets, and hidden gems of the city’s most famous neighborhood.
As you stroll, you'll enjoy local stories, learn about jazz legends like Louis Armstrong, and see historic sites such as the St. Louis Cathedral and the LaLaurie Mansion. Plus, indulge in classic treats like beignets at Cafe du Monde and soak in the lively atmosphere of Bourbon Street.
This private, self-guided experience offers the flexibility to explore at your own pace. Simply download the audio tour app, follow the route, and enjoy a rich, immersive journey through New Orleans’ storied past and lively present.
The tour typically lasts between 1 to 2 hours, depending on your pace and how many stops you choose to explore.
Yes, the tour is accessible for all physical fitness levels and is suitable for adults aged 5 to 99.
No, once you download the tour app and content while connected to WiFi or mobile data, you can enjoy it offline with GPS guidance and audio stories.
This is a self-guided tour, so it doesn't include entrance fees, parking, food, or transportation. Those are separate expenses.
Absolutely. The tour is flexible—you can start, pause, and resume at any point during your trip.
Yes, this is a private experience designed for your family or group, with no other participants involved.
Cancel at least 24 hours before your scheduled start for a full refund.
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Welcome to New Orleans! This 2-mile stroll through the French Quarter takes you on a journey through the city's rich history. Over 36 audio stories, you'll explore landmarks and local stories. The tour lasts about 1-2 hours, and you can access it anytime with lifetime availability.
Enjoy a view of St. Louis Cathedral, the oldest continuously used cathedral in America. Built in 1720, it was reconstructed after a fire in 1788. You'll pass by and have a chance to visit later in the tour.
Washington Artillery Park, established in 1976, honors the military history of the land, from French to American forces. It’s a small but meaningful spot with a lot of history.
Decatur Street is bustling with horse-drawn carriages, restaurants, and nightlife. It's the perfect place to soak in the lively vibe of New Orleans.
Visit Cafe du Monde, established in 1862, famous for its chicory coffee—used historically for medicinal purposes in Egypt and France. It’s a must-see for any visitor.
Spot the Natchez steamboat, the last authentic steamboat on the Mississippi. It’s a symbol of early trade and river travel, inspiring riverboat stories and jazz performances.
Look up at the balcony with plants—home of jazz legend Danny Barker, whose family played with Louis Armstrong. A true piece of musical history.
The LaLaurie Mansion, infamous for its dark history of violence and cruelty. Learn about the chilling stories behind this historic house.
Bourbon Street, named after the French royal House of Bourbon, evolved from a quiet neighborhood to the city’s entertainment hub after the arrival of the French Opera House in 1859.
Jean Lafitte’s Blacksmith Shop, a legendary spot where pirates and privateers once gathered. It’s steeped in history from the 1770s.
See the former home of playwright Tennessee Williams, a yellow house with a triangular roof and balcony, a nod to New Orleans’ artistic roots.
Louis Armstrong Park celebrates the legendary jazz musician. Cross the street and explore the park, where Armstrong’s roots and legacy are honored.
The Louis Armstrong statue captures the spirit of the jazz legend, whose influence extends from New Orleans to space—NASA even named an asteroid after him!
The LaBranche House, built in the 1830s, features Creole architecture and ornate iron balconies. It’s a glimpse into the city’s elegant past.
St. Anthony’s Garden, a historic site used for various purposes over the years, including as a shelter and a dueling ground.
Congo Square, established in 1817, was a gathering place for enslaved Africans to worship, dance, and sell goods—an essential part of New Orleans' cultural history.
Meet at the starting point
Begin from Premium Parking - P0401, 500 Decatur St, New Orleans, LA. After booking, check your email or texts for the 'audio tour' link. Download the tour while connected to Wi-Fi or mobile data. The tour is valid forever, so you can set it up now and enjoy it anytime.
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From $14.99 per person