WALKING TOURS · WORLDWIDE
The ones worth booking.
The 15 new orleans walking tours travellers book the most. We walk you through what each one covers on the ground, who guides it and what it costs, so you can pick the right one before you lace up.
Walk New Orleans after dark on a guided ghost, voodoo and vampire route through French Quarter legends, including a stop at the Pharmacy Museum.
Most Popular“We had a great time. Our guide “Spooky Rob” did an amazing job. He kept everyone engaged with his stories. He has great energy”
Taste classic French Quarter dishes on a 3-hour walk with expert stories, big flavors, and a small-group option for a more personal vibe.
“Jack was very informative on the culture and history. All the food was wonderful, we would highly recommend it!”
Official St. Louis Cemetery No. 1 tour from Basin St. Station: 55-minute guided walk, Marie Laveau and LaLaurie stories, $25.
“The tour guide lady smelled really bad. Her clothes looked like they haven’t been washed in months. She was a soft talker and couldn’t hear her, and u couldn’t stand close to her because of the smell”
A 2-hour French Quarter walk that explains voodoo, Marie Laveau, and New Orleans culture with a smart, not-too-scary pace.
“Although it ended up not being what I had anticipated originally, I feel it is suited best for those whose interests are more developed.”
A 2-hour Garden District walk with a licensed guide, architecture spotting, and Lafayette Cemetery #1 viewed from the gates.
“Our guide, Caroline, was very knowledgeable, funny, and engaging. I would have taken another tour from her if I had the time. The homes we saw were well chosen and the stories were entertaining. If standing still makes your back ache then load up on pain meds but it is worth it.”
A 2-hour guided walk of New Orleans French Quarter landmarks and stories, small-group feel, and practical shopping dining tips for $35.
“A lot of information and details. Covered just about every topic from architecture, religion, food, etc. Our guide was great”
A 2-hour ghost and vampire walk through New Orleans French Quarter with live guide stories, including Madame LaLaurie from the sidewalk.
“Yvette was an amazing guide. She put so much thought into the stories she told us and ensured we all had a good experience. I had an excellent time and learned so much from her, I would gladly have her as a tour guide again!!”
Adults-only New Orleans true crime and ghost walk in the French Quarter. 90 minutes of chilling facts, guided by local horrorstorians.
“Lucy was an incredible story teller. She was so knowledgeable about the history of New Orleans. Highly recommend, a highlight of our trip for sure!”
A 3-hour New Orleans food-and-history walking tour with gumbo, po’boys, muffuletta, pralines, hot sauce samples, and local backstories.
“Great tour with a great guide who helped us understand the history and origins of the food. I would do this again!”
A short, guided walk into St. Louis Cemetery No. 1, normally closed to the public, with stops for Marie Laveau and Nicolas Cage.
Peek Lafayette Cemetery gates and stroll Garden District mansions with a small guide group. Architecture, stories, movie trivia.
“Renee was amazing!! She is so knowledgeable of the area, architecture, and history. Also recommend getting a coffee at Gracious Bakery if that is your meet up spot!”
New Orleans cemetery walking tour with a licensed guide, above-ground tombs, and a Katrina memorial stop. Two hours, $30.
“This was a great tour! Highly knowledgeable guide and really interesting history of New Orleans. Recommend for anyone interested in learning more about the many cultures shaping the city.”
French Quarter small-group walk with included 1850 House Museum entry, including a Pontalba apartment. History and folklore in 2 hours.
“tom was great. Very knowledgeable and engaging. Took time for questions. Highly recommended. Thankss”
Taste New Orleans French Quarter favorites on a 3-hour food history walking tour with up to 8 samples, plus hot sauce, pralines, and desserts.
French Quarter craft cocktail walk with Sazerac roots, guided stops, and 3 included cocktails (option varies), ending near a jazz show.
“Very well organized! There was quite a bit of walking but we had 5 breaks with a chance to sit at each location. The drinks were great and Val was really good at keeping the conversation going. She really knows her NOLA history.”
Every kind of walk, in every city worth seeing on foot.
