Top New Orleans Walking & Biking Tours

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New Orleans' City of the Dead Cemetery No. 1 Tour

• 275 Reviews
• Immerse yourself in legend and mysticism on this 2‐hour voodoo walking tour through New Orleans. Admire culturally infused architecture as you pass through the French Quarter en route to St Louis Cemetery No 1. There, meander through a maze of haunting yet impressive mausoleums including that of Marie Laveau, the city’s most revered voodoo priestess. Learn of her contribution to New Orleans’ rich – and continued – voodoo tradition.With the purchase of a ticket, you will automatically be entered in the local supplier's VW convertible giveaway contest, taking place Halloween 2019!
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New Orleans Garden District Walking Tour: Mansions and Lafayette Cemetery

• 296 Reviews
• Experience the best of New Orleans’ opulent Garden District on the only tour that will take you inside a Garden District mansion.  On this 3-hour walking tour, you'll marvel at the enormous antebellum mansions, learn about some of the district’s famous residents including Anne Rice and Sandra Bullock, and visit homes used in the films Interview with a Vampire and Dracula 2000. You’ll also wander through the macabre above-ground tombs at Lafayette Cemetery, one of the city’s most significant ‘Cities of the Dead’.
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New Orleans Cocktail History Walking Tour in the French Quarter

• 112 Reviews
• Indulge in New Orleans liquid culture on this insider cocktail tour of the historic French Quarter! With an expert guide and fellow drinks enthusiasts, journey beyond the hubbub of Bourbon Street and visit four historic local haunts for a sampling of iconic cocktails. At each legendary venue, admire the mixology of notable bartenders, discover the origins and truths of centuries‐old spirits such as absinthe, and sip on a Sazerac (or two).
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New Orleans Original Cocktail Walking Tour

• 416 Reviews
• Discover New Orleans ‘spirited’ side on a fun and informative cocktail tour! You’ll rub shoulders with local imbibers at historic bars and restaurants and have the option to sip on classic concoctions like the Sazerac and Pimm’s Cup. Immerse yourself in 2.5 hours of storytelling from your guide and savvy mixologists, and learn the famous – and sometimes scandalous – histories of drink and drinking culture in New Orleans.
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New Orleans Cooking Class and Cocktail Walking Tour

• 20 Reviews
• Get the full Louisiana dining and imbibing experience with a New Orleans cooking class followed by French Quarter cocktail tour! Learn the fundamentals of preparing classic Creole dishes such as gumbo, jambalaya and pralines during a 2‐hour live chef demo and tasting. Then visit historic French Quarter bars with a cocktail‐savvy guide. Sip on handcrafted mixes and learn the origin of New Orleans most celebrated drinks.
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New Orleans Food Walking Tour of the French Quarter

• 331 Reviews
• Get more from the city by exploring New Orleans’ food culture with a guide. Stop by some the French Quarter’s most famous restaurants for some of the area’s most delicious food. Enjoy tastings that could include seafood gumbo, creole brisket, and beignets. You’ll also learn fun facts from your guide as you walk along the city streets.
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New Orleans Garden District Walking Tour, Including Lafayette Cemetery No. 1

• 26 Reviews
• Step back in time on a 2-hour, historic walking tour of New Orleans’ Lafayette Cemetery and Garden District with an experienced guide. Learn about life and death in the city as you explore elaborate above-ground crypts and grave sites. Walk shady avenues lined with antebellum homes, and hear how a small riverside settlement grew into a lavish, wealthy city. See a wide range of architectural styles in the elegant Garden District neighborhood then get local tips on the city’s best places to enjoy New Orleans' finest music, food and drink.
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New Orleans Bike Tour

• 170 Reviews
• Discover the beauty and history of New Orleans by bike on a morning or afternoon tour of seven eclectic neighborhoods. Enjoy a 3.5‐hour guided ride through the classic French Quarter and hip neighboring Faubourg Marigny. Cruise by the opulent Esplanade Avenue, St Louis Cemetery 3, City Park and more. Along the way, learn about the city’s colorful history from clashing colonial settlements and Creole society to contemporary culture.
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French Quarter Food Walking Tour

• Eat and drink your way through the French Quarter on a culinary walking tour designed to highlight New Orleans’ rich gastronomic heritage. Visit local institutions and holes-in-the-wall, taste a range of dishes—including classics like beignets and gumbo—and buy culinary souvenirs, like hot sauce and decadent pralines. Enjoy food samples at eat that stop, which will combined add up to the equivalent of a full meal.
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New Orleans Garden District and Lafayette Cemetery Tour

• 12 Reviews
• 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.
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New Orleans Garden District Grandeur

• 28 Reviews
• Enjoy an informative 2-hour walking tour in the Garden District of New Orleans led by an expert guide. Stroll around the opulent neighborhood to see historic homes including the Buckner Mansion, which served as the set for Miss Robichaux's Academy in the TV series ‘American Horror Story: Coven.’ Learn about the history of the stately houses and see where celebrities such as Sandra Bullock, Anne Rice, and Peyton and Eli Manning have lived. Check out The Rink, the historic Lafayette Cemetery at tour's end.
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New Orleans Drunk History Tour

• 41 Reviews
• Explore the French Quarter of New Orleans with an informative guide who shares stories about the history and supernatural side of this historic neighborhood. Visit important locations such as St Louis Cathedral, Jackson Square and sites key to the Louisiana Purchase. Learn about ‘Voodoo Queen’ Marie Laveau, see where voodoo ceremonies were once held and visit a haunted house. Your guide allows time for you purchase drinks at bars along the way, and you can also use authentic paranormal equipment. This entertaining 2-hour tour provides a fascinating take on The Big Easy.
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New Orleans Garden District and Lafayette Cemetery Small Group Walking Tour

• 7 Reviews
• On this Garden District walking tour, meander down tree-lined alleys and past grand antebellum homes while learning about the historic neighborhood from your guide. Your guide shares local perspective on the posh 19th century district and historic Lafayette Cemetery No. 1, the filming location for famous movies such as Interview with a Vampire. A small-group tour of 15 or fewer offers a more personalized experience.
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Sinister Criminal Intentions - True Crime Tour

• 4 Reviews
• New Orleans may be notorious for its ghost stories, but the city is also home to a host of shocking true crime that's too grisly to make up. On this adults-only evening tour, roam through the lively French Quarter with a guide who shares the gruesome details of crimes ripped straight from headlines and police reports. From the beastly LaLaurie and Trunk murders to the Katrina Cannibal, these tales are not for the faint of heart.
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St. Louis Cemetery No. 1 Guided Tour

• 11 Reviews
• Step inside the walls of the oldest and most legendary burial ground in New Orleans on a guided tour of St. Louis Cemetery No. 1. The storied graveyard—which can only be visited with a guide—is the final resting place of many illustrious Louisiana families and has been featured in Hollywood films like ‘Easy Rider.’ Learn about the city's curious above-ground burial practices as you walk among elaborate vaults and see the mysterious tomb of Voodoo priestess Marie Laveau.
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Garden District Walking Tour

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• View legendary homes and visit the Lafayette Cemetery No. 1 during this 2-hour walking tour of the Garden District. This stunning enclave of New Orleans features the stomping grounds of authors, movie stars, and sports figures such as Anne Rice, John Goodman, and Archie Manning. Hear anecdotes from your guide while you stroll under southern live oaks, crepe myrtles, and magnolia trees.
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5-in-1 Ghost and Mystery Tour

• 11 Reviews
• Ghosts, vampires, witches, voodoo and unexplained mysteries — this tour has it all! Discover why New Orleans is known as America's capital of the mysterious and macabre on this ghoulishly entertaining 2-hour walking tour. Visit the most spine-chilling spots in the French Quarter while a guide shares tales of murder, voodoo rituals, bloodsucking legends and reports of undead residents roaming the storied streets.
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New Orleans Vampire Tour

• 157 Reviews
• Discover the most legendary vampire haunts in New Orleans on this 2‐hour evening walking tour! Your local guide will lead a lamplit promenade through the French Quarter to visit places imbibed in vampire lore such as the filming location of Interview with a Vampire. You’ll also hear some ‘real’ stories of the undead from public archives and police reports, and peek in at a known vampire tavern. Think twice before accepting any free drinks! 
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New Orleans Cemetery History Tour

• 7 Reviews
• Discover the secrets buried in New Orleans’ oldest and most famous graveyard on a guided 2-hour tour of St Louis Cemetery No. 1. It is only possible to visit this sacred place with a licensed guide, who will share its centuries-old history and lead you to the most legendary vaults and tombs, including the alleged final resting place of voodoo queen Marie Laveau. A must-do experience when visiting New Orleans!
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The Ultimate 5-in-1 Haunted Tour Experience

• 3 Reviews
• New Orleans, with its rich history of voodoo, vampires, and pirates, is the ultimate haunted city. This family-friendly tour rolls five experiences into one. You’ll walk through the French Quarter as your guide spins tales of murder, ghosts, witchcraft, and other aspects of the area’s spooky history. This tour is also wheelchair accessible.
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New Orleans Music and Heritage Tour

• 25 Reviews
• Take a walk through 300 years of New Orleans’ musical history on this 2-hour tour led by a local Louisiana record man. Discover how the city became the heart and soul of the American blues scene, and visit legendary music-making haunts including Preservation Jazz Hall, Place de Armes, the Royal Orleans Hotel and several recording studios. Stroll down iconic Bourbon and Frenchmen streets while hearing tales of local jazz and blues legends like Allen Toussaint, James Booker, Fats Domino, Louis Armstrong and more.
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New Orleans Garden District Ghost Tour

• 25 Reviews
• Delve into the darker side of New Orleans’ extravagant Garden District on this 2‐hour afternoon walking ghost tour. Enjoy tales of famous hauntings from your local guide as you stroll through this prestigious neighborhood, the chilling setting for the films Interview with a Vampire and Dracula 2000. You’ll also wander through the macabre above‐ground tombs at Lafayette Cemetery, one of the city’s most significant ‘Cities of the Dead’.
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Scandalous Cocktail Hour Tour

• 10 Reviews
• Kick off your evening with a dose of New Orleans vice on a 2.5-hour walking tour of the city’s most fascinating places, from old time brothels to historic bars. Hear stories about the Big Easy’s most infamous and scandalous characters as you visit locations that saw generations of pirates, mobsters, madams and murderers. Learn the history of famous local cocktails like the Sazerac, and enjoy time to order drinks along the way while raising your glass to New Orleans' rowdy history.
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Voodoo and Cemetery Tour

• 8 Reviews
• 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.
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