Highlights
- New Orleans sightseeing coach tour
- Explore the mysterious French Quarter, the oldest area of New Orleans
- Pass the beautiful Garden District and see the longest bridge in the world, the Lake Pontchartrain Causeway
- Visit a historical cemetery and pass homes of former kings and queens of Mardi Gras
- Travel through three centuries of New Orleans culture and history with your knowledgeable guide
Recent Photos of this Tour
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Frenchmans St.Typical FQ housePhoto by: Lourdes S06 2012 -
The American QueenDocked at Riverwalk, before departurePhoto by: Lourdes S06 2012 -
Garden HouseDifferent, smaller house.Photo by: Lourdes S06 2012 -
Garden DistrictAnother style of antebellum HousePhoto by: Lourdes S06 2012 -
Garden DistrictAntebellum HousePhoto by: Lourdes S06 2012 -
French QuarterBusy French Quarter by St. Louis Cathedral and Jackson SquarePhoto by: Lourdes S06 2012 -
The NatchezCruising up and down the river; lunch and dinner cruisesPhoto by: Lourdes S06 2012 -
Entering NOLA from river sideNice fountainPhoto by: Lourdes S06 2012 -
French QuarterCorner of St. Louis Cathedral and jackson SquarePhoto by: Lourdes S06 2012 -
New Orleans 2012 165CannonPhoto by: Eduard K04 2012 -
Andrew Jackson and St. Louis ...Statue of Andrew Jackson and St. Louis Cathedral in the backgroundPhoto by: Diane GUSA, 01 2011 -
Bourbon St.Bourbon StreetPhoto by: Diane GUSA, 01 2011 -
day 2an example of creol housePhoto by: Eugene KUSA, 04 2010 -
day 2the monument of Mother TheresaPhoto by: Eugene KUSA, 04 2010 -
day 3Art MuseumPhoto by: Eugene KUSA, 04 2010 -
day 3ParkPhoto by: Eugene KUSA, 04 2010 -
Day 2View from busPhoto by: Eugene KUSA, 04 2010 -
day 2victum from Hurricane Katrina. The yellow lane indicated the level of waterPhoto by: Eugene KUSA, 04 2010 -
day 2the water from the land is pumping to the canalPhoto by: Eugene KUSA, 04 2010 -
day 2our driver-tour guide .Photo by: Eugene KUSA, 04 2010 -
Useful Information
French Quarter - New Orleans Super City
Marvel at stories of voodoo and piracy on Bayou St John, the waterway used by Jean Lafitte and his band of pirates, as you make your way to the shores of Lake Pontchartrain. Here, you'll see the longest bridge over water in the world, the Lake Pontchartrain Causeway.
Following the path of the St Charles Avenue streetcar, the oldest continuously operating passenger railway system in the world, pass stately mansions, the homes of former kings and queens of Mardi Gras and the beautiful Garden District. View Tulane University and Loyola University across from Audubon Park, home to the Audubon Zoo, rated one of the top five zoos in the nation.
Reviewed by Shannon, March 2013
The tour guide was very knowledgeable. I especially liked the cemetery portion of the tour and the fun folklore stories that went along with it.
Reviewed by marie jose b, October 2012
Great tour, very informative.
However, another bad experience with Grayline.
I booked in Spring for a "super tour" that did NOT mention the word "bus' or "coach".
We were just expecting a carriage tour in the French Quarter to start our visit and get oriented.
It's only when I received the reminder that the tour was now call "bus tour", including the word "coach" in the description!!
We tour the bus tour and loved it.
