Small Group French Quarter Walking Tour
What your day looks like
The French Quarter is the original city of New Orleans, established by the French in 1718 as a tiny outpost in the wild and vast Louisiana swamp. Despite the fact that it has been American since Napoleon sold it to the United States in 1803, the city’s oldest neighborhood has retained a strong European and Caribbean look and feel. Far from being only a historical site, the French Quarter is still living, vibrant neighborhood. Join a passionate local guide and see the buildings and hear the stories of the triumphant, tragic, and tawdry that made (and continue to make) this neighborhood a treasure you’ll hold in your heart long after you have left its narrow streets.
The experience, in brief
- Explore the heart of the old city with a local!
- Small groups allow for an immediately customized tour
- See the vibrant, musical, colorful and fun, the French Quarter
- We believe that telling stories is the best way to explain New Orleans’ unique culture
Your day, step by step
New Orleans
Sightseeing at French Quarter.
What to know before booking
What to Bring
Wear comfortable walking shoes, bring water to drink, and an umbrella if you have one. Umbrellas come in handy in rain or bright sun
Meeting & Pickup
We meet at Jazz fountain at the intersection of Decatur and Dumaine Streets.
Languages Offered
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Planning Notes
Hotel pickup offered: No Confirmation: Automatic
What travelers are saying
Scott was very knowledgeable, patient, well organized. And even flexible with the group. Great stories we verified on google once we got back to the hotel. Highly recommend.