Classes & Activities in New Orleans

French Quarter True Crime Walking Tour

Explore the dark underbelly of the city in a tour that is by turns unsettling, thrilling, and, often, disturbingly amusing! Cold-hearted slayings by assassins, murderous crimes of passion and betrayal, a never-apprehended serial killer: all these play a role in New Orleans' rich history. Hear the colorful characters of the French Quarter come to life once more through the stories of their most infamous exploits and best-kept secrets. This exciting French Quarter walking tour is a great opportunity to hear New Orleans crime history from the locals! It would be a crime to pass up on this killer tour!

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French Quarter True Crime Walking Tour

Voodoo Lounge, 718 N Rampart St, New Orleans

Discover the dark and sordid underbelly of New Orleans' history
Learn about murders, crimes of passion, a serial killer, and more
Watch the colorful character of the French Quarter come to life
Hear the Big Easy's crime history from the locals

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Westbank Plantation Tour

Once your cruise has returned to New Orleans, take a journey back in time to the Antebellum South with a tour of two separate plantations. On your ride out to Oak Alley Plantation, often referred to as the "Grande Dame of the Great River Road," pass and hear about the Whitney, Josephine, and Evergreen plantations along the way. Once you've arrived at Oak Alley Plantation, enjoy time to admire this jewel of Greek Revival architecture, including a quarter-mile canopy of giant live oak trees, believed to be nearly 300 years old! Next, travel to Laura Plantation, a historic sugar plantation built in 1805 displaying a different and unique culture. The guided tour transports you with dramatic detail into the charmed yet tragic lives of four generations of Creole owners and their slaves. Come experience this fully immersive tour of New Orleans historic past! Ride out to Oak Alley Plantation, passing and hearing about the Whitney, Josephine, and Evergreen plantations along the way. Your guided tour of Oak Alley Plantation allows you time to admire this jewel of Greek Revival architecture. The quarter-mile canopy of giant live oak trees, believed to be nearly 300 years old, forms an impressive avenue leading to the classic Greek-revival style antebellum home.

Next visit the Laura Plantation, a Creole Plantation with historic slave quarters surrounded by sugar cane fields. The guided tour transports you with dramatic detail into the charmed yet tragic lives of four generations of Creole owners and their slaves.

You can catch the tour at two different departure times or two locations.

$115

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Westbank Plantation Tour

Downtown, New Orleans

Explore two of New Orleans' most iconic plantations
Witness the beauty of Oak Alley Plantation, referred to as the "Grand Dame of the Great River Road"
Visit Laura Plantation, a beautiful and historic sugar plantation built in 1805
Enjoy fascinating commentary throughout your journey from an expert local guide

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New Orleans Specialties Cooking Class (Morning)

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Take an entertaining and informative cooking class at the New Orleans School of Cooking! Located in a renovated molasses warehouse built in the early 1800s, this cooking class brings you to the heart of New Orleans' French Quarter. Learn the basics of Louisiana cooking from professional chefs and learn how to make classic New Orleans specialties such as gumbo, jambalaya, and pralines. Enjoy samplings of these delectable dishes accompanied by complimentary beer, iced tea and coffee, and take the recipes home with you! Food is considered one of the defining elements of Louisiana's culture, and there's no better way to experience New Orleans than to taste it! During your New Orleans cooking demonstration class, embark on a sensory journey in the kitchen to discover Louisiana's rich tapestry of culinary influences -- French, Spanish, Native American, African and Indian -- as they blend into modern- day Cajun and Creole cuisine.

Your cooking experts will demonstrate how to prepare classic New Orleans specialties such as gumbo, jambalaya and pralines, and will season them with history, trivia and tall tales. Learn the basics of Louisiana cooking and discover the array of spices used in this unique cuisine.

Enjoy generous samplings of the demonstrated items, as well as complimentary coffee, iced tea and beer. At the end of the class, take home the recipes to show off your new skills to your friends and family!

$30

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New Orleans Specialties Cooking Class (Morning)

524 St Louis St, New Orleans

Take an entertaining and informative cooking class on the basics of Louisiana style cooking
Learn to prepare classic New Orleans specialties such as gumbo, jambalaya, etouffee, banana foster, and pralines
Hear fascinating history, trivia and tall tales from your chefs as they instruct you with their famous cooking techniques
Discover the array of spices used in this cultural cuisine and gain the tools to make these delightful dishes yourself

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Oak Alley Plantation Tour

Feel the gentle breeze of southern hospitality on a tour that takes you back to a time of mint juleps, gracious living and the glory of the Old South. Oak Alley is your destination on this 4.5 hour tour, that takes you into the stunning plantation home, built over 165 years ago. Listen to fascinating and amusing stories of the home and its history, presented by your professional guide. Experience a bygone era in one of the South's most beautiful settings - Oak Alley Plantation, built in 1839. Marvel at the unbelievable quarter-mile long alley of 28 magnificent Oak trees, each over 250 years old. Perhaps the most photographed plantation ever, Oak Alley has been the setting for such motion pictures as "Interview with a Vampire", "Primary Colors" and the wedding of Bo and Hope from the daytime soap opera, "Days of our Lives". Your guided Oak Valley Plantation tour will reveal the fascinating stories of the home and its history. View the Majestic Cypress Trees in Louisiana's swamps bordering the Mississippi River. You can purchase a snack, salad or sandwich in the Cafe and Ice Cream Parlor to enjoy at the picnic tables or aboard the coach (not included in price). Feel the gentle breeze of Southern hospitality on a tour that takes you back to the glory of the Old South!

$67

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Oak Alley Plantation Tour

French Quarter, New Orleans

Feel the gentle breeze of southern hospitality on a tour that takes you back to the Old South
Enter Oak Alley, a stunning plantation home built over 165 years ago
Listen to fascinating and amusing stories of the home and its history from your professional guide.
Experience a bygone era in one of the South's most beautiful settings

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Plane Ride with Wine and Cheese

Combine aerial views of New Orleans with Champagne and chocolates, or wine and cheese on this romantic VIP sightseeing flight! The 45-minute flight includes one full bottle of Champagne with chocolates, or a full bottle of wine and artisan cheese. Glide above the French Quarter and Central Business District, and see top New Orleans attractions such as Mercedes-Benz Superdome and the bayous around Mississippi River. If there's something that you would like to see instead, simply let the pilot know; the route is flexible and can be tailored to your preference. With a maximum of three passengers permitted, this is a great outing for couples or good friends. Board your sightseeing plane at the Flight Academy of New Orleans, sit in your window-side seat, and then take to the skies over the city's sights. Gaze out of your window and watch the runway slip from your view as New Orleans' urban sights take center stage. A maximum of three passengers are permitted per flight, making this a great way to spend quality time with a loved one or close friends. Gaze down at the French Quarter at the distinct architecture, and listen to your guide's stories about the city and its sights. Peer past the skyscrapers of the Central Business District to see Mercedes-Benz Superdome where New Orleans Saints American football team play. Loop around the iconic stadium, and have your camera ready to capture bird's-eye sights of the Port of New Orleans and its tailing 2-mile (3-km) wharf. Glide a short distance from downtown New Orleans to the bayous of Louisiana, the slow-moving streams of water that form around the Mississippi River. After admiring sunset views of the county's famous wetlands, head back over the city and touch down at the start point where your VIP experience finishes. Looking for something more savory on your flight? Choose this option for a bottle of wine and cheese! One bottle of red or white wine (your choice), a block of artisan cheese, crostini, and one other snack is served per couple, so sit back, sip on the wine and nibble on the cheese as you cruise above New Orleans.

$130

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Plane Ride with Wine and Cheese

5701 Walter Beech St, New Orleans

Combine aerial views of New Orleans with chocolates and a bottle of champagne on this sightseeing flight
Glide above the French Quarter and Central Business District with commentary from your pilot
See top New Orleans attractions such as the Mercedes-Benz Superdome and the Mississippi River
Customize the route with your pilot according to personal preferences

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New Orleans Specialties Cooking Class (Afternoon)

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Take an entertaining and informative cooking class at the New Orleans School of Cooking! Located in a renovated molasses warehouse built in the early 1800s, this cooking class brings you to the heart of New Orleans' French Quarter. Learn the basics of Louisiana cooking from professional chefs and learn how to make classic New Orleans specialties such as gumbo, jambalaya, and pralines. Enjoy samplings of these delectable dishes accompanied by complimentary beer, iced tea and coffee, and take the recipes home with you! Food is considered one of the defining elements of Louisiana's culture, and there's no better way to experience New Orleans than to taste it! During your New Orleans cooking demonstration class, embark on a sensory journey in the kitchen to discover Louisiana's rich tapestry of culinary influences -- French, Spanish, Native American, African and Indian -- as they blend into modern- day Cajun and Creole cuisine.

Your cooking experts will demonstrate how to prepare classic New Orleans specialties such as gumbo, jambalaya and pralines, and will season them with history, trivia and tall tales. Learn the basics of Louisiana cooking and discover the array of spices used in this unique cuisine.

Enjoy generous samplings of the demonstrated items, as well as complimentary coffee, iced tea and beer. At the end of the class, take home the recipes to show off your new skills to your friends and family!

$30

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New Orleans Specialties Cooking Class (Afternoon)

524 St Louis St, New Orleans

Take an entertaining and informative cooking class on the basics of Louisiana style cooking
Learn to prepare classic New Orleans specialties such as gumbo, jambalaya, etouffee, banana foster, and pralines
Hear fascinating history, trivia and tall tales from your chefs as they instruct you with their famous cooking techniques
Discover the array of spices used in this cultural cuisine and gain the tools to make these delightful dishes yourself

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Steamboat Natchez Jazz Dinner Cruise

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Savor the beauty and romance of New Orleans from the decks of the Steamboat Natchez! Cruise along the Mississippi River while enjoying live jazz music, a buffet dinner and gorgeous sights. This authentic paddle-wheel steamboat in New Orleans is one of only six still operating on the Mississippi River. Not just a boat, the Steamboat Natchez is a time machine that fills its passengers with the romance and marvel of yesteryear! Cruise along the Mississippi River and let the Steamboat Natchez whisk you away with its atmosphere and ambiance, with everything from a museum- quality Engine Room to the ship's orders being called over an old-time megaphone. This evening jazz cruise is a great way to experience New Orleans' beauty and culture.

As you steam ahead, soak in breathtaking views of the city skyline while enjoying a New Orleans cultural experience a live jazz performance performed by the New Orleans band Dukes of Dixieland, a Grammy nominee.

Enjoy dining inside or outside on a delectable Louisiana-style buffet dinner including prime rib, chicken, pasta and salad. Two separate dining times give you the flexibility to enjoy the evening at your own pace.

$49

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Steamboat Natchez Jazz Dinner Cruise

French Quarter, New Orleans

Savor the beauty and romance of New Orleans from the decks of a dinner cruise
Cruise along the Mississippi River while enjoying live jazz music
Indulge in a gourmet buffet dinner and take in the gorgeous sights of the water
Ride one of only six authentic paddle-wheel steamboats still in operation

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Night Sightseeing Flight

See the bright lights of New Orleans at night on a sightseeing flight over the city! While listening to commentary from the pilot, relax in a small sightseeing plane. Gaze down at illuminated city attractions such as the Port of New Orleans, Mercedes-Benz Superdome, Mississippi River and more, and admire nighttime views of the French Quarter. If there is a sight that you particularly want to see, simply let the pilot know! The itinerary is flexible and can be tailored to the sights that your group wants to see. Board your four seat airplane at the Flight Academy of New Orleans, take a seat, and then soar into the air above the city. Watch the flashing lights of the runway fade as the white lights of the city dominate the nightscape stretched before you. As you soar through the skies above the Mississippi River, listen to your pilot's tales about the city and its countless sights. Hear about different New Orleans neighborhoods as you pass above the French Quarter, and admire the streetlights casting a glow on its architecture. Peer past the lit-up skyscrapers of the Central Business District and soar around Mercedes-Benz Superdome, where New Orleans Saints American football team play. Loop around the domed stadium and have your camera ready to capture sights of the Port of New Orleans with its 2-mile (3-km) wharf. Glide a short distance from downtown New Orleans to admire aerial views of Southern Louisiana's bayous--the slow-moving streams of water around the Mississippi River. After admiring the nighttime views of the county's famous wetlands, loop back into the city and touch down at the start point where your experience finishes.

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Night Sightseeing Flight

5701 Walter Beech St, New Orleans

Take flight over the illuminated New Orleans attractions at night with a professional pilot
Learn the history and cultural backgrounds of the city with live commentary
Enjoy a bird's eye view of the French Quarter, Mercedes-Benz Superdome, and the Port of New Orleans
Gaze out Louisiana's beautiful bayous around the banks of the Mississippi River from a window-side seat

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NOLA Original Cocktail Walking Tour

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Let the good times roll as you discover the Big Easy's vibrant drinking culture on the original cocktail walking tour of New Orleans. Explore the French Quarter's famous bars and restaurants as you sip the city's iconic libations, including the Sazerac and Pimm's Cup. On the 2.5-hour tour, learn the classic stories behind these unique concoctions as you wander through the colonial architecture of one of New Orleans' oldest neighborhoods, drinking in history and culture as you go. Embark on your exploration of New Orleans' cocktail culture from the Gray Line Lighthouse Ticket Office, right on the Mississippi River in the city's French Quarter. Your group of like-minded revelers will travel the neighborhood's historic streets, ducking in and out of watering holes and restaurants in buildings that still stand as beautiful examples of French and Spanish Colonial Architecture. While it's easy to get lost in the history of your surroundings, the real stars of the tour are the cocktails. Listen in as your guides reveal the stories behind each inventive libation and the characters that brought them to life. Learn the origins of Southern Comfort, a liqueur invented in New Orleans in 1874, and the even older story of the Sazerac, which dates back to 1850. Sample any of your favorites by purchasing a glass. You'll also get an inside peek into the city's oldest restaurant and its wine cellar and private dining rooms, where some of New Orleans' most important wheelings and dealings took place. Drink in the spirit of New Orleans by enjoying this 2.5-hour tour at the beginning of your visit to the Big Easy to pinpoint the stops you must revisit, or use it as an unexpected way to bid adieu to a city that's as rich in stories as it is in drinks to share them over. It's history with a twist!

$31

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NOLA Original Cocktail Walking Tour

400 Toulouse St, New Orleans

Discover the Big Easy's vibrant drinking culture with a cocktail walking tour
Explore the French Quarter's famous bars and most iconic restaurants
Learn the classic stories behind unique concoctions as you literally drink in the history
Wander through the colonial architecture of one of New Orleans' oldest neighborhoods

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Plane Ride with Champagne and Chocolate

Board your sightseeing plane at the Flight Academy of New Orleans, sit in your window-side seat, and then take to the skies over the city's sights. Gaze out of your window and watch the runway slip from your view as New Orleans' urban sights take center stage. A maximum of three passengers are permitted per flight, making this a great way to spend quality time with a loved one or close friends. Gaze down at the French Quarter at the distinct architecture, and listen to your guide's stories about the city and its sights. Peer past the skyscrapers of the Central Business District to see Mercedes-Benz Superdome where New Orleans Saints American football team play. Loop around the iconic stadium, and have your camera ready to capture bird's-eye sights of the Port of New Orleans and its tailing 2-mile (3-km) wharf. Glide a short distance from downtown New Orleans to the bayous of Louisiana, the slow-moving streams of water that form around the Mississippi River. After admiring sunset views of the county's famous wetlands, head back over the city and touch down at the start point where your VIP experience finishes. Once high in the air above the Mississippi River, it's time to pop the Champagne and eat your chocolates! One full bottle of Champagne and chocolates (type and amount varies) is included per couple, so sit back, sip on the bubbles and enjoy your sweets as you cruise above New Orleans.

$130

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Plane Ride with Champagne and Chocolate

5701 Walter Beech St, New Orleans

Combine aerial views of New Orleans with cheese and a bottle of wine on this sightseeing flight
Glide above the French Quarter and Central Business District with commentary from your pilot
See top New Orleans attractions such as Mercedes-Benz Superdome and the Mississippi River
Customize the route with your pilot according to personal preferences

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Steamboat Natchez Brunch Cruise

Soak up the beauty of New Orleans from the decks of the Steamboat Natchez, an authentic paddle-wheel steamboat that will take you on an old-time ride along the Mississippi River! On this Sunday brunch cruise, travel along the Mississippi River while enjoying live jazz music and savoring a lovely buffet brunch. This authentic paddle-wheel steamboat will whisk you away to the romance and ambiance of yesteryear. Don't forget your camera, as you'll have amazing panoramic photo opportunities of the iconic New Orleans' skyline! Head to Toulouse Street in the French Quarter for your 2-hour Sunday brunch cruise. Board the Steamboat Natchez, an authentic paddle-wheel steamboat that will take you on an old-time ride along the Mississippi River. This steam-powered vessel has everything from a museum-quality engine room to a megaphone to call the ship's orders. As you steam ahead on the Mississippi River, enjoy marvelous views of New Orleans' skyline while being treated to live music performed by a jazz trio. There is also live narration on board. Inside the cabin or on the outside decks, sit down to a delectable Louisiana-style buffet brunch. Savor dishes such as egg frittatas, Creole shrimp, cheese grist, bread pudding and fresh fruit, all tasty Louisiana favorites! Drinks including mimosas, punch and Bloody Marys are available for purchase. Your brunch cruise ends back at the French Quarter with plenty of time to continue your New Orleans sightseeing on land.

$53

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Steamboat Natchez Brunch Cruise

600 Decatur St, New Orleans

Indulge in a luxurious brunch on an authentic paddle-wheel steamboat
Snap amazing panoramic photos of the beautiful New Orleans' skyline
Savor a brunch buffet full of traditional favorites as you listen to live jazz music
Hear live narration about the sights and locations you leisurely cruise by

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City Bike Tour

Explore the history-rich neighborhoods of New Orleans on a 3.5-hour bike tour in the morning or afternoon, and see the sights with a local guide! While riding around seven of the city's most exciting districts, learn about the city's evolution from a small French colony to a fast-growing commercial center and multicultural hub. Cycle through the French Quarter and bohemian Fabourge Marigny; marvel at millionaires' mansions on Esplanade Avenue; and pass top New Orleans attractions such as St Louis Cemetery 3, City Park and more Meet your guide in New Orleans' French Quarter, listen to a quick safety briefing, put on your helmet, and then set off by your comfortable 3-speed city bike! Pedal behind your guide at a steady pace, enjoying frequent stops to learn about the sights, pose for photos and chat with your guide.

Many say that the history of New Orleans can be traced through its neighborhoods, so your tour takes in seven of its most atmospheric boroughs to help you understand the different eras in New Orleans' development. Cycle along the banks of the Mississippi River where the city was born, wind your way through the French Quarter, and pass in to the bohemian neighborhood of Fabourge Marigny.

Get a feel for New Orleans' 19th-century swagger as you pass along Esplanade Avenue, home to mansions built by the city's founders. After cruising around the leafy streets of the upmarket neighborhood, take a break in St Louis Cemetery 3 to see its fairgrounds as well as some impressive marble tombs.

Wind your way around the landscapes gardens of City Park to start heading back toward the French Quarter, passing through three more exciting city neighborhoods: Bayou St John, Mid-City and Treme. After 3.5 hours of exploring the city and learning about its history, return to the start point where your bike tour finishes.

$45

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City Bike Tour

French Quarter, New Orleans

Explore the history-rich neighborhoods of New Orleans on a leisurely guided bike tour
See the city's highlights from an insider's perspective with an expert local guide leading the way
Learn about the city's evolution -- from a small French colony to a fast-growing commercial center
Cycle through the French Quarter, bohemian Faubourg Marigny, City Park, Esplanade Avenue, and St Louis Cemetery 3

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Swamp and Bayou Boat Tour

Nowhere is Louisiana's wildlife more abundant than in the swamps and bayous of New Orleans . After crossing the Mississippi River, take a boat ride through these swamps and bayous and be on the lookout for alligators, raccoons, snakes, turtles and native birds. Hear stories from your guide about local Cajun culture and the mysteries of the swamps and bayous. After a short coach ride across the Mississippi River, embark on a fascinating 2 hour boat trip through the swamps and bayous of New Orleans! Watch the timeless beauty of Southern Louisiana unfold as you travel through the bayous and swamps in a custom built, all-weather boat.

Your local guide will reveal the mysteries of this iconic Louisiana terrain as you observe the nesting grounds of native wildlife. Discover how the seafood from the bountiful waters provides a wide assortment of delectable local dishes! Observe the nesting grounds of alligators, egrets, raccoons, nutria, and many species of snakes. Some wildlife are more numerous during the warmer months of the year.

Along the way, learn all about Cajun culture and ingenuity - hear how Cajun people turned soup into gumbo, a famous Louisiana dish; the washboard into a musical instrument; and, of course, the swamps into a natural paradise. Your guide will also explain how these lush, untamed swamps and bayous are slowly disappearing. Learn about the efforts made to preserve and restore Louisiana's vanishing wetlands for future generations to enjoy. You'll return safely from the bayous with a return coach ride to the French Quarter in New Orleans.

$51

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Swamp and Bayou Boat Tour

French Quarter, New Orleans

Take a boat ride through the famous swamps and bayous of New Orleans
Be on the lookout for indigenous alligators, raccoons, snakes, turtles and native birds
Enjoy a coach ride through the area, then hear stories from your guide about local Cajun culture
See fascinating sights and listen as your guide unveils mysteries of the iconic swamps and bayous

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Swamp Boat Adventure and Plantations Tour

A grand mélange presentation of Cajun and Creole cultures starting with a boat tour of the cypress swamps. Enjoy a traditional lunch at one of the oldest Plantations in the south, Oak Alley Plantation, followed by a guided tour of this grand mansion. Later in the afternoon visit Laura, a Creole Plantation and her historic slave quarters surrounded by sugar cane fields.

You'll start your day driving out to Cajun Country, where you'll go through wild cypress swamps, over the Mississippi River on an impressive suspended bridge, and along vast sugarcane fields, as the guide tells a unique story of the odyssey of the Cajun people.

Next you'll take a narrated boat tour (about 1.5 hours) on winding bayous in remote cypress swamps. Your Cajun guide, also an alligator hunter and fur trapper, will share his knowledge of the swamp including reptile habits, healing plants and exotic birds. After this peaceful ride, explore his picturesque swamp zoo on Bayou Boeuf. A delicious lunch is included at Oak Alley Plantation's Cajun restaurant with a chance to experience traditional cuisine of this region.

After lunch be prepared for a pilgrimage back in time. From the River Road you will see and hear all about Whitney, Josephine, and Evergreen Plantations. A guided tour of Oak Alley Plantation to admire this jewel of Greek Revival architecture. Free time to walk under a spectacular canopy of 28 giant live oaks.

Next visit Laura, a Creole Plantation and her historic slave quarters surrounded by sugar cane fields. The guided tour transports you with dramatic detail into the charmed yet tragic lives of four generations of Creole owners and their slaves.

$171

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Swamp Boat Adventure and Plantations Tour

Downtown, New Orleans

Experience a grand presentation of Cajun and Creole cultures on a full day tour
Cruise through the wild cypress swamps on a boat tour
Enjoy a traditional lunch at one of the oldest Plantations in the south, Oak Alley Plantation
Visit Laura, a Creole Plantation, and hear stories of her slave quarters and sugar cane fields

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Voodoo, Mystery & Paranormal Tour

How much do you know about voodoo? If your answer is "just the Hendrix album," then that's a props to you, but you still have a lot to learn. This 2 hour walking tour takes you on an exploration of New Orleans Voodoo. Learn about the witches living and practicing their craft in the French Quarter, and the Pirates who helped found New Orleans and hid their treasures in the surrounding area. Guests will visit locations where paranormal activity, like documented ghost and vampire sightings, have been a common occurrence for centuries. The tour guide will give the background on the ghosts and vampires who are still roaming around the old, uneven, and haunted streets New Orleans. During this tour you'll visit homes that belonged to a few of the vampires during the 1800's in one of the oldest neighborhoods in the United States! The French Quarter has taken on a mystical quality that will take your breath away -- and maybe your blood!

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Voodoo, Mystery & Paranormal Tour

St. Anthony's Garden, New Orleans

Learn about New Orleans' strange voodoo and paranormal history
Hear stories of ongoing witchcraft and pirates' hidden treasure
Enjoy a hair-raising look into some of the French Quarter's mysterious locations
Try out the EMF Meter (AKA Paranormal Detector) to see if you catch any strange signs

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French Quarter Food Tour

Find out what all the fuss is about on this half-day tour of some of the best food in New Orleans' famous French Quarter. Your knowledgeable, passionate guide will escort you to famous restaurants in the French Quarter and Riverwalk, including a few commonly mentioned in cookbooks. You may sample red beans and rice at Napolean House, chargrilled oysters at Seafood Treasure and beignets at Cafe du Monde. Learn about the rich legacy of fine food in the French Quarter and which hotspots to check out on your own later; you can even work with your guide to customize the tour to your interests. Meet your guide in the heart of the French Quarter to embark on your three-hour walking tour of world-class restaurants. Wander the lively streets of the French Quarter and get an insider's look at the kitchens often seen on food shows and featured in cookbooks. Let your guide know the restaurants you're interested in checking out or perhaps ask your guide to recommend a personal favorite.

Indulge in six or seven food tastings and one alcoholic beverage tasting during your tour. You may have chargrilled oysters at Seafood Treasure, red beans and rice at Napolean House, and beignets and cafe au lait at Cafe du Monde. Try a popular cocktail with a distinctive New Orleans' twist at Pimms Cup. Pimms originated in England, but the Pimms Cup cocktail was dreamed up in New Orleans. Your tastings are all included in the price of your tour and easily add up to a meal's worth of food. There's a moderate amount of walking involved as you move from one exceptional restaurant to the next, so it's easy to work off the calories!

Your 3-hour tasting adventure concludes in the French Quarter where you can keep exploring on your own or return to a favorite eatery on your own later for a sit-down meal!

$55

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French Quarter Food Tour

French Quarter, New Orleans

Discover the best food selections in New Orleans's famous French Quarter
Be escorted to famous restaurants by your knowledgeable and passionate guide
Learn about the rich legacy of fine food in the French Quarter and spend three hours wandering its lively streets
Indulge in six or seven food tastings and one alcoholic beverage tasting during your tour

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Cemetery and Voodoo Walking Tour

Follow the ghosts of the numerous characters of New Orleans' mysterious past! Tour one of the city's most haunted cemeteries, St Louis Cemetery No. 1 and visit the tomb of the Voodoo Queen of New Orleans, Marie Laveau. Your guide will explain the unique above-ground burial custom and will give you an in-depth overview of the fascinating evolution of voodoo. Haunting adventures await you during this cemetery and voodoo walking tour through New Orleans. Follow your guide through St Louis Cemetery No. 1, the oldest and most famous of the three St Louis cemeteries. You may recall it as the site from the classic movie Easy Rider or perhaps by its most notorious 'resident' Marie Laveau, the late Voodoo Queen of New Orleans.

Your professional guide will recount the background of both the famous and infamous people who are buried there. You can make a wish or, if you dare, cast a spell at the tomb of Marie Laveau. Hear spooky stories of how this voodoo master was able to be in two places at once. You'll also learn about New Orleans' unique above-ground burial custom and hear various society tombs--grand mausoleums built to entomb and commemorate members of professional, benevolent, and ethnic organizations. These macabre monuments include the Italian Mutual Benevolent Society tomb which provided the eerie backdrop for Easy Rider.

Throughout your tour, you'll get an in-depth view at the evolution of voodoo -- the practice of witchcraft with an African religious heritage. Often dismissed as a cult or superstition, plenty of New Orleans residents believe in its powers. Voodoo rites and traditions are still observed. Small shops sell tools of the trade with herbs, oils, powders, candles and more recognizable items such as voodoo dolls and gris-gris--voodoo amulets. By the end of your tour, you'll understand the meaning of the gris-gris as well as take home some voodoo charms of your own with the mysterious objects found in your souvenir bag!

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Cemetery and Voodoo Walking Tour

French Quarter, New Orleans

Embark on a voodoo tour of New Orleans and follow the ghosts of the iconic city's mysterious past
Tour one of the city's most haunted cemeteries and visit the tomb of the Voodoo Queen
Get an in-depth overview of the fascinating evolution of voodoo from your expert guide
Take home some voodoo charms of your own in your souvenir bag

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Oak Alley and Laura Plantation Tour

Go beyond New Orleans to tour two grand Louisiana plantations on the banks of the Mississippi River. Watch guides in period costume bring to life the history of Oak Alley Plantation, named after a double row of live oaks planted nearly 300 years ago. Then tour the Creole Laura Plantation with its sweeping sugarcane fields and historically significant slave quarters. Admire several other plantations on the Great River Road from afar, and learn their unique stories. On your ride out to Oak Alley Plantation, you will see and hear all about Whitney, Josephine, and Evergreen Plantations. Your guided tour of Oak Alley Plantation will allow you time to admire this jewel of Greek Revival architecture. The quarter-mile canopy of giant live oak trees, believed to be nearly 300 years old, forms an impressive avenue leading to the classic Greek-revival style antebellum home. Next visit Laura, a Creole Plantation and her historic slave quarters surrounded by sugar cane fields. The guided tour transports you with dramatic detail into the charmed yet tragic lives of four generations of Creole owners and their slaves.

$110

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Oak Alley and Laura Plantation Tour

Downtown, New Orleans

Journey back in time to the Antebellum South with a small-group tour of two separate plantations
Visit Oak Alley Plantation, which has been called the "Grande Dame of the Great River Road"
Tour Laura Plantation, a historic sugar plantation built in 1805, with an experience that will feel very personal
Hear stories in dramatic detail of the lives of four generations of Creole owners and their slaves

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Steamboat Natchez Dinner Cruise

Indulge in a luxurious evening in New Orleans on the Steamboat Natchez -- authentic steampowered paddle-wheel steamboat still operating today on the Mississippi River -- with this Viator Exclusive. After being welcomed aboard with a Champagne cocktail, go on a private boat and engine room tour led by the first mate. Then settle into your reserved seat in the dining room and listen to live jazz as you savor a buffet dinner full of local favorites. If your looking for a little more, upgrade your your cruise to include an open bar option for the entire duration. Don't miss this opportunity to cruise through New Orleans in style on an exclusive Viator tour that can't be booked anywhere else! Your decadent night out in New Orleans begins with boarding the Steamboat Natchez in the French Quarter. The authentic paddle-wheel steamboat is the only one still operating on the mighty Mississippi River today. Pose for a photo as you board -- you'll receive a print as a souvenir of this exclusive experience that can only be booked through Viator!

Uniformed ship staff will greet you with a Champagne cocktail served in a glass etched with an image of the Steamboat Natchez that's yours to keep. Then, follow your officer of the vessel guide on an exclusive private tour of the boat and its impressive, museum-quality engine room. Feel free to ask questions and take photos as you tour the magnificent steamboat.

Afterward, take your reserved seat and listen to the live jazz band, Dukes of Dixeland. As you listen to the Grammy-nominated group play, enjoy a shrimp cocktail and glass of house wine. Then load up on scrumptious Louisiana favorites including Filé Gumbo and Louisiana style fish at the dinner buffet. Sit back, relax and delight in captivating night views of New Orleans as you cruise along the Mississippi for two hours.

Before your luxurious dinner cruise concludes in the French Quarter, you'll also receive a commemorative Steamboat Natchez pin and Dukes of Dixieland CD as souvenirs of your memorable night on the Mississippi.

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Steamboat Natchez Dinner Cruise

French Quarter, New Orleans

Indulge in a luxurious evening in New Orleans on an authentic paddle-wheel steamboat
Be welcomed aboard the steamboat Natchez with a Champagne cocktail and beautiful views
Enjoy a private boat and engine room tour led by the first mate along the Mississippi River
Savor a buffet dinner full of local favorites as you listen to live jazz music

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Steamboat Natchez Harbor Cruise

Board the historic Steamboat Natchez to the delightful tunes of the Steam Calliope. Experience the sights and sounds of river life that enchanted characters of history and literature - like Mark Twain's Huck Finn and Tom Sawyer - and see the bustling activity of America's second largest port!

View the ever-changing skyline of 'The Crescent City' from the sunny decks or climate-controlled comfort of the majestic Steamer Natchez. Cruise past the Chalmette Battlefield, where the legendary Jean Lafitte and his buccaneers joined forces with Andrew Jackson to defend the city against the British in the Battle of New Orleans.

You also have the option to add on a delicious buffet lunch.

$36

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Steamboat Natchez Harbor Cruise

French Quarter, New Orleans

Explore America's second largest port from the sunny decks or climate-controlled sections of a steamboat
Experience the river that enchanted characters of history and literature like Mark Twain's Huck Finn and Tom Sawyer
Board the historic Steamboat Natchez to the delightful tunes of the Steam Calliope
View the skyline of 'The Crescent City' and take in the sights and sounds of the harbor

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Swamp Boat Ride and Plantation Tour

See a variety of wildlife on a swamp boat ride and explore an authentic southern plantation on this tour from New Orleans. See alligators, egrets, raccoons and snakes during your ride around a private Louisiana swamp after taking a tour of Destrehan Plantation, the oldest documented French Colonial style house in the Lower Mississippi Valley. Your tour will begin with a tour with a 1.5-hour visit to Destrehan Plantation, where you will learn the history of the Destrehan family sugar dynasty, see a Slave Revolt Museum that dates back to 1811, and admire the architecture of a French Colonial style plantation. After your plantation tour, take a comfortable coach in central New Orleans and ride across the Mississippi River to Manchac Swamp, where you'll board your custom-built, covered boat. This Louisiana swamp is privately owned so you'll be able to take in your fascinating surroundings with fewer distractions. In addition to sharing some local history, your guide will explain why wetlands like this one are disappearing and what's being done to save them. Feel free to walk around your boat to capture photos of the swamp's abundant wildlife, including alligators, egrets, raccoons, snakes, and nutria -- a giant rodent. Your 4.5-hour tour of Louisiana's colorful scenery and history concludes at its starting point in New Orleans.

$85

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Swamp Boat Ride and Plantation Tour

French Quarter, New Orleans

Take a swamp boat ride to explore an authentic southern plantation
See alligators, egrets, and snakes during your ride around a private Louisiana swamp
Take a tour of Destrehan Plantation, the oldest French Colonial house in the Lower Mississippi Valley
Hear commentary about the wetlands and the plantation from your expert guide

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Vampire Tour

Are there vampires prowling the night in the French Quarter of New Orleans? Venture into the realm of the city's undead and find out! Visit the dark and mysterious world of the undead on this popular New Orleans vampire tour. Walk with your theatrical guide through the French Quarter and hear haunting legends of famous vampires "real" and fictional. Visit sites associated with these creatures of the night, where you'll hear chilling tales and learn of scandalous acts. Stop at a notable vampire tavern as well as movie locations from "Interview With a Vampire" and other blood-sucking stories. Be sure to bring garlic along- just in case! Are there vampires prowling the night in the French Quarter of New Orleans? Follow your offbeat, theatrical guide into the dark realm of the city's undead and find out! Escape into the streets on your 2-hour vampire tour, departing from Saint Louis Cathedral. Your tour guide will provide an eerie, chilling yet fun-filled adventure as you walk to famous sites and hear about true-to-life vampire-style crimes. Visit the mysterious world associated with creatures of the night, including a trip to a noted vampire tavern. You'll see onsite movie locations for Interview with a Vampire and other sites of fictional creations. As you round dark corners, keep an eye out for bloodthirsty vampires creeping through the antebellum streets of the French Quarter by dusk. Learn about vampire scandals and stories pulled from city police reports, archives, diaries, and newspaper interviews- only you can decide if these vampires are real or imagined!

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Vampire Tour

615 Pere Antoine Alley, New Orleans

Follow your theatrical guide through the historic French Quarter to sites associated with these creatures
Hear about the haunting tales and scandalous acts of famous vampires, both "real" and fictional
Stop at a notable vampire tavern as well as movie locations from "Interview With A Vampire"

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Fly a Plane in New Orleans!

Learn how to fly a plane in New Orleans on an exhilarating 50-minute flying lesson that includes sights of the mighty Mississippi River, the historical French Quarter and Mercedes-Benz Superdome! The must-do experience includes 20 minutes of on-ground tuition, followed by 30 minutes in the air under the watchful eye of the pilot -- an instructor certified by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). Help control the plane during takeoff and landing, and enjoy your airborne time to take control and maneuver the plane through the skies! No license or prior experience is necessary. Meet your pilot at the Flight Academy of New Orleans, and spend the first 20 minutes of your experience learning about the pre-flight procedure that all pilots do before flying. Study the instrument panel to work out the different controls, learn about the engine start sequence, and chat through the basics of flying such as taxiing the aircraft and preparing for takeoff.

Then, head out to the ramp to step aboard your small sightseeing plane and take your seat in the cockpit. Under the watchful eye of the pilot sat at your side, launch the aircraft into the sky, and then enjoy roughly 30 minutes of free flying through the air.

Learn how to maneuver the plane up and down, to the right and to the left as you soar through the skies around New Orleans, above the plantations and swampland that typify the city's outskirts, and then above New Orleans itself. Gaze down at Mercedes-Benz Superdome--home stadium of New Orleans Saints American football team--and the bright lights of the city laid in front of you. Weave through the skies above the French Quarter, and see the mighty Mississippi River snaking through town.

When it's time to return to ground, listen to your pilots instructions for touchdown, and then help guide the plane back to the runway. After touching down, your pilot will sign your logbook that officially records your flight over New Orleans.

Note: There are a max of two observers allowed ($115 per observer must be paid on location). Please provide the names of your observers in the Special Requests field, they are not guaranteed unless they have been confirmed.

$242

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Fly a Plane in New Orleans!

5701 Walter Beech St, New Orleans

Learn how to fly a plane with an exhilarating 50-minute flying experience
Get a bird's eye view of the Mississippi River, the French Quarter and the Mercedes-Benz Superdome
Participate in a 20 minute on-ground lesson, followed by 30 minutes in the air under the watchful eye of a professional pilot
Embark on an aerial journey that requires no license or prior experience

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Architectural and Sightseeing Tour

Discover New Orleans' heritage and the beauty of its period homes during this guided tour! After pickup from your downtown or French Quarter hotel by air-conditioned van, your architectural tour begins in the French Quarter, where you'll learn about the history and design styles of the old Creole city of New Orleans. Ride along the city's stately streets, passing jewels of architectural styles in the French Quarter, Bayou St John and Garden District, and enjoy guided walking tours of St Louis Cemetery #3 and the Longue Vue House and Gardens -- a Classical Greek Revival mansion filled with artifacts spanning the breadth of its history. This small-group tour with a maximum of 13 people ensures a more personalized experience. After pickup from your downtown or French Quarter hotel by air-conditioned van, your architecture tour begins in the French Quarter, where you'll learn about the history and design styles of the old Creole city of New Orleans. See the Pontalba Buildings of Jackson Square, admire St Louis Cathedral and enjoy a view of the Mississippi River. Along Esplanade Avenue, you'll pass by the French Market, the old US Mint and some elegant mansions.

Next, hop off your van and stretch your legs at the historic St Louis Cemetery #3. During a guided walking tour, see some of its many societal tombs, such as the Hellenic Orthodox community and the Dante Lodge of Masons, which represent the varied backgrounds of New Orleans' former residents.

Back on your van, travel along peaceful Bayou St John, where you'll see houses from the late 1700s. Stop for refreshments and rest rooms after a drive through City Park, home to the Carousel Gardens Amusement Park and centuries-old live oaks.

Make your way along Lake Pontchartrain's shores, where you'll learn about the levee system and see one of the longest causeway bridges in the world, and then arrive at your final stop - the Longue Vue House and Gardens. Peer through the window of time during a guided tour that reveals 20 rooms of antiques, specialty collections and art -- all nestled amid 8 acres (3 hectares) of regal gardens.

On the drive back to your hotel, you'll pass through Uptown and along St Charles Avenue, where the grand colonial mansions of the Garden District are some of the most beautiful in all the South.

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Architectural and Sightseeing Tour

Downtown, New Orleans

Explore the heritage and beauty of New Orleans' period homes during this guided tour
Learn about the history and design styles of the old Creole city from your local guide
Pass by the jewels of neighborhoods like the French Quarter, Bayou St. John, and Garden District

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Mardi Gras World: Behind-the-Scenes Tour

Get a unique behind-the-scenes look at the makings of Mardi Gras with this all-access tour of Mardi Gras World in New Orleans. Perfect for the whole family, this guided tour shows you where the magnificent floats for the famous Mardi Gras parades are made. Witness the hard work and artistic skill that goes into every float, and learn about the history of the festive Mardi Gras tradition from your guide. Try on Mardi Gras costumes, pose with props, and enjoy a slice of famous King Cake after your tour! Hop on the complimentary shuttle from any of its 20 convenient downtown New Orleans locations. When you arrive at Mardi Gras World, located on the beautiful riverfront, you'll be greeted by your friendly, knowledgeable guide for a 1-hour behind-the-scenes tour of this famous facility. Explore the warehouses where artisans create spectacular Mardi Gras floats that are used in more than 40 parades each year. Admire the intricate designs and vibrant colors of these interesting, one-of-a-kind creations as your guide explains their meanings. Wandering through these magical studio spaces, you'll see firsthand the skillful craftsmanship that goes into every float, giving you unique insight into the hard work, creativity and extensive planning that goes into such a grand celebration. Your guide will teach you about the history of this unique and festive tradition that goes beyond its modern-day reputation of wild celebration antics. Snap photos in front of the floats, pose with props, and try on Mardi Gras costumes with your friends and family. Top your experience off with a piece of King Cake, a delicious Mardi Gras tradition!

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Mardi Gras World: Behind-the-Scenes Tour

Downtown, New Orleans

Get a behind-the-scenes look at the makings of the Mardi Gras parade with this all-access tour
Learn about the history of the festive Mardi Gras tradition from your expert guide
Try on Mardi Gras costumes, pose with props, and enjoy a slice of famous King Cake
Witness the hard work and artistic skill that goes into every magnificent float

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Ghosts and Spirits Walking Tour

When it rains in the French Quarter of New Orleans, the locals swear that a beautiful voice floats out of the mist. After you hear the story of "Bloody O'Reilly vs. Pere Dagobert" an 18th-century priest of St Louis Cathedral you just might hear the singing rain too! See haunted sites in the French Quarter on this 2-hour ghost tour of New Orleans. Hear ghostly legends and lore from your entertaining guide, who shares eerie tales featured on the History Channel. With its colorful past and unique traditions, it's no wonder that so many New Orleans homes and taverns have been investigated by paranormal investigators! Start your ghost tour at Jackson Brewery, where you'll meet your entertaining guide and set off to various haunted sites. There's no guarantee you will spot a ghost, but you'll see where you're most likely to meet one! Learn about the spirits that inhabit the Bourbon Orleans Hotel formerly a theater, ballroom, orphanage, and convent where the staff and guests report regular sightings of uninvited guests. Walk to O'Flaherty's Pub and hear the story of several resident ghosts who dislike one another. Be sure to bring your camera. You never know who will want to pose for a picture!

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Ghosts and Spirits Walking Tour

600 Decatur St, New Orleans

See the notoriously haunted sites of the French Quarter on a guided walking tour
Hear ghostly legends and eerie local lore from an entertaining guide
Listen to stories about infamous characters such as Bloody O'Reilly and Pete Dagobert
Learn about the colorful past and unique traditions of New Orleans that make it the target of paranormal investigators

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Garden District Ghost Tour

Delve into the ghostly past of the beautiful Garden District of New Orleans as you discover its infamous haunts on this 2-hour ghost tour, including Lafayette Cemetery. Listen as your theatrical guide shares the legends and lore of one of New Orleans' most spirited neighborhoods, site of a former antebellum plantation. You'll enjoy a leisurely afternoon stroll through the spooky cemetery as you hear eerie tales of its ghostly manifestations. Your chilling adventure includes movie sites from "Interview with the Vampire" and "Dracula 2000" a must-do tour while visiting New Orleans! Learn why this ghost tour has been so widely recommended by the History Channel and the Travel Channel. Start your ghost tour at the gates of Lafayette Cemetery and follow your guide on foot past famous graveyard haunts. Walk cautiously through the eerie environment! Discover hidden secrets behind the cemetery's mysterious history, and visit gravestones documented by ghost hunters and paranormal professionals. Your guide will take you to actual film locations from Interview with the Vampire, Double Jeopardy and Dracula 2000, as well as several Garden District sites associated with real, documented hauntings. The eclectic blend of fact and fiction makes this tour one you won't want to miss!

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Garden District Ghost Tour

501 Basin St, New Orleans

See the notoriously haunted sites of the Garden District
Learn about the colorful past and unique traditions of New Orleans that make it the target of paranormal investigators
Uncover ghostly legends and eerie local lore from a theatrical local guide
Listen to stories about New Orleans' infamous haunts and spirited neighborhoods

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Cemetary Walking Tour

St Louis #1 Cemetery is the oldest active New Orleans cemetery and the most haunted cemetery in Louisiana. In one city block, you'll find over 700 tombs, and over 100,000 dead. Join us on this fun, daytime cemetery walking tour and enjoy the history behind the unique burial customs that make this possible. Founded in 1789 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, St. Louis #1 is New Orleans' oldest active City of the Dead. Ornate, crumbling, and entrancing, St. Louis #1 is eerily beautiful even in the daytime. This New Orleans cemetery is the final resting place of the notorious Voodoo Queen Marie Laveau, as well as many other colorful New Orleanians. Venture inside the vault lined walls of this historic New Orleans cemetery with your master storyteller and visit the New Orleans Musicians' Tomb and the future tomb of Nicholas Cage. New Orleans cemeteries are only available to you as part of an approved tour group. The public is not allowed access to St Louis #1 Cemetery unless accompanied by an Archdiocese approved tour guide.

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Cemetary Walking Tour

Voodoo Lounge, New Orleans

Take a tour of the dead in an incredible New Orleans cemetery
Explore over 700 tombs, and over 100,000 dead in one city block
Venture inside the vault-lined walls on this ghastly historic take on New Orleans
Add some spooky delight to your New Orleans trip

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Ghost Tour

Anybody who knows anything about ghosts, witches, and vampires, knows that New Orleans is where they like to hang. It's like ground zero for supernatural. In fact, they really should call it Boo Orleans. Think of the marketing potential. You heard it here first. Take a walk on the weird side on this bumpy stroll. You'll be jumping at shadows and shaking at the knees. Stop by historical landmarks tied to the city's shady past, and revel in chilling anecdotes designed to illuminate it. Over the course of approximately 105 minutes, you'll enjoy an experience that expertly weaves historically accurate research and urban legend, as told by a local guide who may or may not be fully solid themselves. Feel free to give them a good poke to be sure. But you didn't hear that us.

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Ghost Tour

601 Royal St, New Orleans

Enjoy a harrowing peek at New Orlean's supernatural side
Visit landmarks tied to history with a local guide
Hear stories of the city's often tragic past and its ghostly sightings
Spark your imagination with a surreal walk through time

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NOLA City Tour and Steamboat Natchez Harbor Cruise

Enjoy a fully narrated city tour of historic New Orleans, where you will visit the world famous French Quarter, Jackson Square, Audubon Park and even uncover the mysteries surrounding Voodoo. Then take to the waters on the Natchez Riverboat for a 2 hour cruise on the Mississippi River. Come and discover New Orleans today! After your exciting Super City Tour of New Orleans by motorcoach, board the historic Steamboat Natchez, one of Six Authentic Steamboats left on the Mississippi River.

Enjoy a Steam Calliope Concert daily. Tap your feet to Live Jazz (seasonal) on every cruise. This two-hour day cruise takes you back to a time when cotton was king and life was as slow and graceful as the current on the Mississippi River.

Enjoy the Captain's narration of the highlights of one of the world's busiest ports.

Tour the Historic Steam Engine Room and learn how steam powers the engines to turn the Paddlewheel and provide the energy for the delightful tunes of the calliope.

Cruise past the Chalmette Battlefield, where Jean Lafitte and his buccaneers joined forces with Andrew Jackson to defeat the British in the Battle of New Orleans.

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NOLA City Tour and Steamboat Natchez Harbor Cruise

Toulouse St, New Orleans

Explore numerous New Orleans highlights on this fully narrated city and cruise tour
Visit the world famous French Quarter and uncover the mysteries surrounding Voodoo
Board the Natchez Riverboat for a 2 hour cruise on the Mississippi River
Enjoy a Steam Calliope Concert along with the Captain's entertaining narration

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Edgar Degas House Tour

Led by the great-grandniece of the famous Impressionist artist himself, this guided tour of the historic Degas House takes you through Edgar Degas' former New Orleans home and art studio. Experience first-hand the setting that inspired many of his masterpieces, and tour the surrounding Creole neighborhood to see locations referenced in Degas' New Orleans letters. Take a walk along New Orleans' tree-lined Esplanade Avenue to the Degas House, the only home of Degas anywhere in the world that's open to the public. This historic house is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is included in the French National Order of Arts and Letters. Here, you'll meet the great-grandnieces of the legendary French Impressionist artist himself. One of these professional art historians will be your guide for this walking tour, providing you with personal insight and intimate details about the artist's life and work. Start by watching the award-winning documentary Degas in New Orleans, a Creole Sojourn. Travel back in time to the 1800s to when Degas was one of the leading artists of the French Impressionist movement. As you'll learn, his full talent didn't truly emerge until he spent a year living at the house with his family, prominent New Orleans cotton brokers, from 1872 to 1873. According to art historians and Degas scholars, all of his 18 paintings made in New Orleans were created in this house. You'll tour both the two main houses - which double now as a museum and bed and breakfast - as well as the courtyard and the artist's studio. Beautifully restored period furnishings are on display inside the house, re-creating the ambience of Degas' times. As you wander, you'll see first-hand the settings outside of Paris that inspired many of Degas' most famous paintings, and you'll admire reproductions of his paintings adorned the walls. Be sure to check out the gift shop for one-of-a-kind Degas-inspired souvenirs!

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Edgar Degas House Tour

2306 Esplanade Ave, New Orleans

Explore the former home and art studio of French Impressionist artist Edgar Degas
Learn intimate details about this historic home from your guide, Degas' actual great-grandniece
See first-hand where Degas found inspiration for many of his greatest masterpieces
Peruse the gift shop for unique Degas-inspired souvenirs

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Brothels, Bordellos & Ladies Of The Night Walking Tour

When you visit a city, do you ever catch yourself saying, "Yeah, yeah -- this is all swell but where's that seedy underbelly?" Well -- this tour's for you. Explore the French Quarter's History through tales of prostitution. You'll learn about unforgettable figures involved in the New Orleans sex trade. Meeting up near the Cafe du Monde, your first stop will be a scenic view of the Mississippi River and Jackson Square. It's here, in the heart of the Vieux Carre, that your guide will discuss with you the sex trade, and its part in the founding of the city. You'll then wind downriver, stopping off for a drink at Tujague's on our way to the French Market to share tales of colorful port life. The Civil War and the public women's plight during this turbulent time will be revealed. Lovely Royal Street in the evening will be just one part of the landscape of the tour. You'll quickly cross bustling Bourbon Street and head towards the back of town. The second bar stop varies. One possibility is May Bailey's, a well-known location for lewd and abandoned women. The tour will conclude in front of a well-known brothel in the shadows of Storyville. And after that, well... it's all up to you.

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Brothels, Bordellos & Ladies Of The Night Walking Tour

Cafe du Monde, New Orleans

Explore French Quarter history through tales of prostitution
Learn about unforgettable figures involved in the New Orleans sex trade
Sip on a classic New Orleans cocktail (or your favorite beverage) in a to-go cup
Visit two interesting, fun bars for brief breaks -- otherwise, there's plenty of walking!

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Ghost and Vampire French Quarter Walking Tour

Think ghosts and vampires aren't real? -- Think again. Take a walking tour of New Orleans that will make a supernatural believer out of you. You'll visit the locations of ghostly legends, like the Lalaurie Mansion, where slaves were brutally tortured and murdered by their cruel owners. Bloodthirsty for more creepy insider information? This tour will also give you an in-depth look at the vampire lore that has been entwined with the city for centuries. This is a tour you can really sink your fangs into.

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Ghost and Vampire French Quarter Walking Tour

718 N Rampart St, New Orleans

Explore the supernatural side of New Orleans after-dark
Listen to colorful legends of ghosts and vampires
Learn why New Orleans is considered the most haunted city in the United States
Let the master-storyteller tour guide entertain you stroll the New Orleans streets

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French Quarter History Tour

Looking for a great way to get to know all about the culture and history of New Orleans? Mosey down to Musical Legends Park and meet your guide for this exciting walking tour. First you will stroll to the banks of the Mississippi River where you will learn how levee construction transformed the swamp into fertile farmland. You'll then walk through the French Market, the oldest open-air market in the US before reaching the Mississippi River valley's oldest building, the Ursuline Convent. Next you'll head to Jackson Square, the heart of the French Quarter, to see important sites including the Cabildo, the Presbytere, and the Pontalba buildings. You will get to go inside St Louis Cathedral and see where the Great New Orleans Fire of 1788 started. Next, you'll step into a lush Creole courtyard and learn about the complexities of Creole society and slavery in South Louisiana. You'll enter William Faulkner's home before you stop at Pirate's Alley, where your guide recounts local legends about prison escapes and dueling.

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French Quarter History Tour

311 Bourbon St, New Orleans

Delve into the history of the French Quarter on a 2-hour walking tour with a knowledgeable guide
Explore the the Mississippi River, French Market, St Louis Cathedral, the Cabildo, the Presbytere, Jackson Square, and more
Visit historic buildings and secluded courtyards, see famous literary and silver screen locations, and learn about Creole culture
Learn tons of fun history and the legends that helped shaped the Big Easy

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Swamp Tour Boat Adventure

Don't just watch Swamp People on the History channel... BE a Swamp Person! Take a New Orleans Swamp Tour and Wetlands Adventure! See the Cajuns of the Bayou living and surviving in harmony with the swamps. From the relaxed comfort of their covered New Orleans Swamp Tour boats, you will drift slowly past a 2000 year old Indian burial mound, a Cajun cemetery, and fishing village. You may see the wildlife that made the Barataria Swamps the "Crown Jewel" of the Louisiana Purchase. The slow drift of the tour boats through moss draped trees and small waterways will provide ample opportunity for viewing and photography. Birds, snakes, turtles, fur animals, and Gators (the Kings of the swamp) are easily spotted in spring, summer, and fall. Get out there and explore, you bad bushwacker you.

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Swamp Tour Boat Adventure

Barataria Blvd, Marrero

Explore the amazing flora and fauna of the New Orleans' swamps
Pass an old Indian burial mound, Cajun cemetery, and fishing village
Drift under moss draped trees and stop for photos and alligator sightings
Enjoy the narration of a local, professional tour guide

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Haunted Walking Tour

Immerse yourself in New Orleans' haunted side on this spooky nighttime walking tour. As you explore haunted sites in the French Quarter, such as the LaLaurie House and Lafitte's Blacksmith Shop, your local guide will entertain you with stories about ghosts, voodoo, vampires and witchcraft that are sure to give you goose bumps! You'll also stop by a local bar to enjoy drinks (not included) and mingle with your fellow travelers. As you explore the French Quarter, visit haunted sites such as the New Orleans Pharmacy Museum, Muriel's Restaurant and the St Germaine House. Learn about the horrifying tales of slaves at the LaLaurie House and visit Lafitte's Blacksmith Shop, one of the city's oldest buildings, where you'll hear the story about the escapades of the famous pirate, Jean Lafitte. Your local guide will share spooky, mysterious stories and legends about these places, some of which involve voodoo, pirates, witchcraft, ghosts and vampires! Stop at a local bar to enjoy some drinks with your guide and mingle with your fellow travelers (drinks not included).

$19

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Haunted Walking Tour

400 Royal St, New Orleans

Explore haunted sites in the French Quarter, such as the LaLaurie House and Lafitte's Blacksmith Shop
Be entertained by your local guide with stories about ghosts, voodoo, vampires and witchcraft
Stop by a local bar to mingle with your fellow travelers

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Airboat Ride (4 hr)

Take a thrilling airboat ride through the wetlands near New Orleans and plenty of alligators on this active, family-friendly tour! Travel over bayous and open waterways around the colorful, historic fishing village of Jean Lafitte, named after a 19th-century smuggler. Spy alligators in the wild -- as well as raccoons, native birds and large river rodents called nutria -- as your native guide provides commentary. Your 4-hour tour includes round-trip transport from New Orleans and 1.5 hours on the boat. This tour is an easy way to get out and experience the rich natural landscape around New Orleans. Travel by air-conditioned coach from central New Orleans to the nearby fishing village of Jean Lafitte, named after an 18th-century smuggler. Home to a variety of diverse cultures, this area surrounded by Lousiana bayous has been the site of extensive logging operations, sugar and rice plantations and animal trapping enterprises over the years. Today, the people's simple way of life is a marked contrast to the hustle-bustle of New Orleans.

In Jean Lafitte, you can get some snacks (own expense) and check out an albino alligator exhibit before boarding your choice of a small or large airboat, a vessel that relies on an aircraft-type propeller mounted on its back to move it forward. Feel the wind in your hair as your move swiflty over the wetlands.

Your native boat captain will talk about the history and culture of the area and point out wildlife as you travel. See lots of alligators lurking in the marshes, as well as local birds, raccoons and nutria -- giant river rodents that call the bayous home.

Conclude your 4-hour family-friendly escape to the Louisiana wetlands with coach transport back to central New Orleans.

$106

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Airboat Ride (4 hr)

French Quarter, New Orleans

Experience the untamed side of New Orleans on an airboat tour through Louisiana's famous wetland swamps
Explore marshes and travel deep into secluded bayous for amazing sights with your native guide
Cruise up to 45 mph while enjoying the lush scenery and looking for wildlife
Conclude your 4-hour family-friendly escape with coach transport back to central New Orleans

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Dark Side of the City Tour

We're sure the name "New Orleans" conjures up a variety of images: From the soft sounds of jazz, to wrought iron gates to hot, spicy food. But there is a darker side to New Orleans as well. During this guided exploration, you'll become acquainted with the NOLA's darker history, as a knowledgeable local fills you in on some of the city's most terrifying urban legends. You'll visit locations of unsolved and tragic demises, and hear about sightings of ghosts and vampires roaming the streets of the Quarter alongside the living. New Orleans has a long, ominous history that includes piracy, voodoo, and the supernatural -- learn about all of it on this tour! Couldn't hurt to bring some garlic and crucifix right?

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Dark Side of the City Tour

615 Pere Antoine Aly, New Orleans

Discover the darker side of New Orleans' history
Learn about the seedier locations and past that exist beneath the surface
Hear stories about NOLA's voodoo, black magic, and deviltry
Follow your guide to find the places where the supernatural lurks

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City Tour: Katrina, Garden District, French Quarter, Graveyard

Join your professional guide for a day tour of New Orleans! Your first stop will be the French Quarter, where you'll learn all of the surrounding history. Your guide is knowledgeable and will be sure to point out to you highlights and photo opportunities. After visiting the French Quarter you will then head to the Garden District of New Orleans. Following that, the tour then proceeds to the 9th Ward of New Orleans, an area that was severely affected by hurricane Katrina. At the end of the tour, your guide will take you on a museum tour, showing you some of the most unique grave architecture and burial plot management in the entire Unites States. Skipping this tour would be a grave mistake.

$46

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City Tour: Katrina, Garden District, French Quarter, Graveyard

333 Poydras St, New Orleans

Enjoy a comfortable 3-hour bus tour of New Orleans
Experience the history and culture of the Creoles with a licensed tour guide
Visit some of the places that were heavily impacted by hurricane Katrina
Get a great overview of New Orleans without tiring your poor old feet

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Saints & Sinners Walking Tour

New Orleans is sin and confession. It is violation and forgiveness. This is the place where God and the Devil shook hands so the party could go on. The Big Easy is a hot, humid and sometimes unforgiving place where, in the dead of summer, the air takes on the quality of a crawfish boil. It is a long and drawn out fever that seeps into the bloodstream and compels even the sweetest from smalltown America to do obscene things. This is the real New Orleans which does not fit neatly into the category of "Another American city". It is a black water port, Caribbean and lawless, settled by thieves, prostitutes, and the criminally disposed. This is a tour that takes you through the sweat-soaked madness of NOLA's best and worst. Get lost with your guide in this strange city and explore its dark past.

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Saints & Sinners Walking Tour

718 N Rampart St, New Orleans

Discover the darker side of New Orleans' history
Learn about the seedier locations and past that exist beneath the surface
Hear stories about NOLA's voodoo, black magic, and deviltry
Enjoy a tour with your friends, leave grandma at home for this one

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Garden District Walking Tour

Admire the posh homes of New Orleans' Garden District on this morning walking tour. Observe impressive examples of Greek Revival and Italianate architecture including mansions belonging to Anne Rice, Sandra Bullock and John Goodman. See where Confederate leader Jefferson Davis died, witness the above-ground burial ground at Lafayette Cemetery, and learn about the history of the Garden District from your guide. Your tour includes roundtrip transportation from the French Quarter and refreshments at Magazine PoBoy Shop. Your tour begins in the French Quarter, where you'll board a comfortable, air-conditioned coach and travel to the quieter and more genteel Garden District. This elegant historical area, known for its marvelous examples of Greek Revival and Italianate architecture and lovely gardens, was once the site of a number of plantations. Learn from your guide how in the 19th century it was sold off piece by piece primarily to wealthy Americans who built the lavish mansions that still dominate this district. See mansions belonging to local author Anne Rice, actress Sandra Bullock, actor John Goodman, and former New Orleans Saints' quarterback -- and father of Peyton and Eli -- Archie Manning. Stop for an exclusive tour of a stately Garden District home built around the end of the American Civil War in 1865. Admire an unusual cast-iron fence resembling a row of cornstalks and learn the legend of how a southern colonel had it made in the mid-1800s to comfort his homesick Iowan wife. You'll also see where Confederate leader Jefferson died at age 81 and stop to walk around Lafayette Cemetery, one of New Orleans' many above-ground cemeteries. Hear about how the high water table and frequent flooding in the city helped drive the creation of these 'cities of the dead' as you capture photos of the elaborate tombs and statuary. Enjoy light refreshments at Magazine PoBoy Shop before heading back to the French Quarter by coach at the end of your 2.5-hour Garden District tour.

$39

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Garden District Walking Tour

French Quarter, New Orleans

Admire the posh homes of New Orleans' Garden District on a morning walking tour
Observe impressive examples of Greek Revival and Italianate architecture
See where Confederate leader Jefferson Davis died and witness the above-ground burial place at Lafayette Cemetery
Enjoy round trip transportation and complimentary refreshments at the Magazine PoBoy Shop

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Food and History Tour

Eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow we eat leftovers from the fridge! This New Orleans food tour has every culinary taste covered. With a history-savvy guide leading the way, you'll walk from classic Creole restaurants and neighborhood sandwich shops to hot sauce bars and artisanal candy stores. Visit up to seven locations to sample diverse foods representing the breadth of Louisiana's culinary heritage, including dishes like seafood gumbo, Creole brisket, po-boys and pralines. Learn about the historical origins of each cuisine and, when possible, hear the chefs discuss their influences. Better eat up before you have to scrounge around your fridge again!

$55

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Food and History Tour

310 Chartres St, New Orleans

Get a taste for NOLA the best way you possibly can -- through it's food!
Follow your history-savvy guide to sample the diverse food of Louisiana's culinary heritage
Try dishes like seafood gumbo, Creole brisket, po-boys, and much more
Enjoy a day of eating and walking, getting to know NOLA's history along the way

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French Quarter Walking Tour

Discover the history and legends of the mysterious neighborhood of the French Quarter in New Orleans. On this walking tour, follow your guide as you saunter down the sidewalks of Royal Street, Bourbon Street and other quaint streets named after European saints and sinners. Your guide will teach you about the Creole people and point out the architecture and homes of this area, originally settled by the French in the early 1700s. The French Quarter, also known as the Vieux Carré ('Old Square'), is the oldest neighborhood in New Orleans. Many of the quarter's buildings actually pre-date the city itself, giving the area a quaint, mysterious old-world feel.

On this guided walking tour, follow in the footsteps of historic figures such as French privateer Jean Lafitte and American playwright Tennessee Williams as you stroll along the Mississippi River, through the French Market and Jackson Square, and down the banquettes (sidewalks) of streets named after European saints and sinners like St. Louis and Dumaine.

Your guide will bring the French Quarter to life with stories, legends and interesting facts about the Creole people and the architecture, courtyards, food, music, art and gardens that all lend to this district's unique character. You'll also take a guided tour of the Old Ursuline Convent, the oldest building in the Mississippi River Valley and one of the few surviving buildings from French colonial days.

Throughout your tour, your guide will delve into some of the darker realities of this area of New Orleans, including its history of yellow fever, voodoo and the grisly medical practices of the 19th century such as leeching and bloodletting.

After your enlightening journey, end your tour in the shady comfort of the newly renovated courtyard and herb garden of the Ursuline Convent .

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French Quarter Walking Tour

French Quarter, New Orleans

Discover the history and legends of the mysterious neighborhood of the French Quarter
Learn from your guide about the Creole people and see the early architecture and homes of this area
Experience the quaint, mysterious, old-world feel of New Orleans' oldest neighborhood

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Treme' Walking Tour

This tour is gonna be ex-Treme'! Okay, it's a walking tour, so that might be an exaggeration. But it will be fun and interesting! (Also, just so you know, it's pronounced Tre-May.) Treme', the oldest African-American neighborhood in the United States, sits adjacent to the French Quarter and is steeped in vibrant music and culture. Come explore this iconic gem and revel in New Orleans jazz history with its roots in Congo square and Storyville, the birthplace of jazz greats as Alphonse Picou and Trombone Shorty. Treme' was originally settled by Free People of Color, often referred to as Creoles, whose unique experience helped shape the Civil Rights Movement. It is the hallmark of African-American history not to be missed. Today, Treme' is home to artists, musicians, and craftsmen and is a living, breathing, joyful piece of New Orleans history. So, we were wrong. It won't be ex-Treme', but it will be Treme'zing!

$22

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Treme' Walking Tour

718 N Rampart St, New Orleans

Explore Treme', a historic New Orleans neighborhood filled with vibrant culture and music
Visit Congo Square and Storyville to learn about NOLA's jazz history
Discover the role of the Creoles in the Civil Rights Movement
Enjoy an exciting area of history that is still full of life today

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Swamp Tour Boat Adventure (Hotel Pickup)

Don't just watch Swamp People on the History channel... BE a Swamp Person! Take a New Orleans Swamp Tour and Wetlands Adventure! See the Cajuns of the Bayou living and surviving in harmony with the swamps. From the relaxed comfort of their covered New Orleans Swamp Tour boats, you will drift slowly past a 2000 year old Indian burial mound, a Cajun cemetery, and fishing village. You may see the wildlife that made the Barataria Swamps the "Crown Jewel" of the Louisiana Purchase. The slow drift of the tour boats through moss draped trees and small waterways will provide ample opportunity for viewing and photography. Birds, snakes, turtles, fur animals, and Gators (the Kings of the swamp) are easily spotted in spring, summer, and fall. Get out there and explore, you bad bushwacker you.

$52

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Swamp Tour Boat Adventure (Hotel Pickup)

Downtown New Orleans Hotel, New Orleans

Explore the amazing flora and fauna of the New Orleans' swamps
Pass an old Indian burial mound, Cajun cemetery, and fishing village
Drift under moss draped trees and stop for photos and alligator sightings
Enjoy the narration of a local, professional tour guide

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Airboat Swamp Tour (Hotel Pickup)

Don't just watch Swamp People on the History channel... BE a Swamp Person! On this tour your guide will take you around the swamp and make frequent stops for wildlife encounters and photo ops. Chances are you'll probably have some reptilian visitors -- the alligators have no problems making their way to the side of the boat and showing off for the visitors. Airboats are driven by a 454 Chevy Engine that will allow travel up to 35 miles an hour. They have a maximum of 6 passengers per boat, giving you plenty of room to admire the views of the Louisiana marshlands from all angles. You will reach places and visit areas which normal boats and vehicles are unable to access. Get out there and explore, you bad bushwacker you.

$95

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Airboat Swamp Tour (Hotel Pickup)

Downtown New Orleans Hotel, New Orleans

Explore the amazing flora and fauna of the New Orleans' swamps
Speed around to secluded areas on your exhilarating airboat
Stop for photos and alligator sightings
Enjoy the narration of a local, professional tour guide

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Small Group Airboat Swamp Tour

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Don't just watch Swamp People on the History channel... BE a Swamp Person! On this tour your guide will take you around the swamp and make frequent stops for wildlife encounters and photo ops. Chances are you'll probably have some reptilian visitors -- the alligators have no problems making their way to the side of the boat and showing off for the visitors. Airboats are driven by a 454 Chevy Engine that will allow travel up to 35 miles an hour. They have a maximum of 6 passengers per boat, giving you plenty of room to admire the views of the Louisiana marshlands from all angles. You will reach places and visit areas which normal boats and vehicles are unable to access. Get out there and explore, you bad bushwacker you.

$75

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Small Group Airboat Swamp Tour

Barataria Blvd, Marrero

Explore the amazing flora and fauna of the New Orleans' swamps
Speed around to secluded areas on your exhilarating airboat
Stop for photos and alligator sightings
Enjoy the narration of a local, professional tour guide

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Half-Day Airboat Combo Tour

Set out on an exhilarating airboat ride deep into secluded bayous in Cajun Country on an active, family-friendly tour! Travel over bayous and open waterways around the colorful, historic fishing village of Jean Lafitte, named after a 19th-century smuggler. Spy alligators in the wild -- as well as raccoons, native birds and large river rodents called nutria -- as your native guide provides interesting commentary. Continue your adventure of the deep south as you make a trip to Destrehan Plantation, a lavishly restored Greek Revival antebellum mansion on Louisiana's Old River Road, for a glimpse into the historic past of New Orleans. Here you will have free time to enjoy lush gardens and majestic live oaks. This tour is a great way to explore the most iconic New Orleans sites while your ship is docked! Once you've disembarked your ship at the Port of New Orleans, your guide picks you up and takes you to the quaint and remote Cajun Village close to Paradis, LA. Here, you embark on a high-speed ride onboard small airboats, comfortably gliding over marshes and venturing deep into secluded bayous for approximately 2 hours. You may even get to hold a baby alligator, feed giant catfish, or meet a nutria face to face!

Then, travel to the Destrehan Plantation for a guided tour. This historic plantation, on Louisiana's Old River Road, is a lavishly restored Greek Revival antebellum mansion. Here you will have free time to enjoy lush gardens and majestic live oaks.

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Half-Day Airboat Combo Tour

Downtown, New Orleans

Experience a unique combination of two iconic New Orleans sites, Jean Lafitte and Destrehan Plantation
Take an exhillarating airboat ride out into the secluded bayous of Cajun Country
Tour the Destrehan Plantation, a lavishly restored Greek Revival antebellum mansion

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Haunted Excursion

New Orleans has a very rich history, countless unsolved mysteries and some strong paranormal activity. That is probably why it is referred to as one of the most haunted cities in the United States. Get ready and do not forget your camera. You'll start in the heart of the French Quarter and explore Louisiana's complex culture, the rich history. Experience the magical mystery that makes New Orleans so irresistible. Take some time to appreciate the beautiful architecture that makes the French Quarter so unique. This tour is super! -- Supernatural!

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Haunted Excursion

French Quarter, New Orleans

Explore 15 of New Orlean's famous sites on a 2-hour walking tour
Learn about the rich history of New Orleans and why it is considered the most haunted city in the United States
Have a chance to see real ghost hunting equipment operated by your tour guide.
Get an in depth and spooky tour of New Orleans' in only two hours

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French Quarter Tour: History Culture and Haunting

You want to see all there is to New Orleans' French Quarter and learn about its ghostly history, but you don't have a lot time. Don't worry -- this French Quarter tour packs a week's worth of sightseeing into two hours. You'll walk through the local streets of the French Quarter listen to your friendly tour guide recount all the strange and interesting facts that make up this neighborhood's colorful past. Supernatural fan? You'll love hearing about famous ghost stories and learning about French Quarter's darkest incidents. You'll even have a chance to operate ghost hunting equipment. For the history buff, you'll learn about the pirates, prostitutes, and convicted felons that made up some the colorful characters of the legendary city. After stopping at fifteen remarkable stops, you'll be a French Quarter expert. This tour is super! -- Supernatural that is.

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French Quarter Tour: History Culture and Haunting

French Quarter, New Orleans

Explore 15 of New Orlean's famous sites on a 2-hour walking tour
Learn about the rich history and learn why New Orleans in considered the most haunted city in the United States.
Have a chance to see real ghost hunting equipment operated by your tour guide.
Get an in depth and spooky tour of New Orleans' in only two hours

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City Bus Tour

Enjoy a grand overview of New Orleans, dubbed 'The City That Care Forgot,' on this comprehensive sightseeing coach tour that lets you absorb centuries of history, culture, sights and sounds!. Start in the world-famous French Quarter, a quaint, mysterious area full of colorful history, before heading to the historic Jackson Square, home of the Cabildo and Presbytere museums, to visit a historical cemetery, one of New Orleans' 'Cities of the Dead.' Here, discover the unique above-ground burial system. 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, where 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. If you're looking to experience all the most iconic sights New Orleans has to offer, this tour is for you!

$43

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City Bus Tour

French Quarter, New Orleans

Cover an extensive list of New Orleans highlights from the comfort of an air-conditioned coach bus
Explore famous neighborhoods and locations like the French Quarter, Jackson Square, and Bayou St. John
View Tulane University and Loyola University across from the beautiful Audubon Park
Hear interesting and informative commentary from your knowledgeable tour guide

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Supernatural Walking Tour

Got a thing for vampires? Are you Team Edward or Team Jacob? During this guided exploration, you will become acquainted with NOLA's darker history, as a knowledgeable local fills you in on some of the city's most terrifying urban legends. You will visit locations of unsolved and tragic demises, and learn about sightings of ghosts and vampires roaming the streets of the Quarter alongside the living. New Orleans has a long, ominous history that includes piracy, voodoo, and the supernatural. The French Quarter has taken on a mystical quality that will take your breath away -- and maybe your blood! If you wind up with two mysterious puncture marks on your neck at the end of this tour... well, you should probably stay out of the sun for a while.

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Supernatural Walking Tour

615 Pere Antoine Aly, New Orleans

Learn about the dark and spooky side of New Orleans' history
Hear terrifying urban legends from a knowledgeable local
Enjoy a hair-raising look into some of the French Quarter's mysterious locations
Try out the EMF Meter (AKA Paranormal Detector) to see if you catch any strange signs

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City and Cemetery Bus Tour

"I'd rather go by bus. There is nothing nicer in the world than a bus." - Prince Charles Hey, ya can't argue with royalty. This 2.5 hour tour provides an insider's perspective, with opportunities to walk around on your own and take in the rich history of New Orleans. Relax in the bus with small group sizes and visit historic neighborhoods, including the French Quarter, Treme, Faubourgs St. John and Marigny, Garden and Warehouse Districts, as well as a stop at one of the St. Louis Cemeteries. Enjoy a relaxing ride and experience the unique highlights of the Crescent City. Even the Prince knows you should sign up for this.

$42

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City and Cemetery Bus Tour

555 Canal St, New Orleans

Get an insider's perspective on the rich history of New Orleans
Visit historic neighborhoods, including the French Quarter, Treme, and more
Stop at St. Louis Cemetery #3 and Congo Square
Enjoy a relaxing ride with narration from a professional guide

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Airboat Ride and Plantation Tour

Get ready for an exhilarating two-hour airboat ride deep into secluded bayous in Cajun Country. You will see all sorts of wildlife on your journey - alligators, giant catfish and nutrias. Then, continue onto Destrehan Plantation for a glimpse into the historic past of New Orleans. The small-group atmosphere with maximum 13 people ensures a more personal experience.

First, you will ride out to the quaint and remote Cajun Village close to Paradis, LA for a thrilling high-speed ride onboard small airboats, comfortably gliding over marshes, deep into secluded bayous for approximately 2 hours. You may even get to hold a baby alligator, feed giant catfish, or meet a nutria face to face. Then, travel to the Destrehan Plantation for a guided tour. This historic plantation, on Louisiana's Old River Road, is a lavishly restored Greek Revival antebellum mansion. Here you will have free time to enjoy lush gardens and majestic live oaks.

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Airboat Ride and Plantation Tour

Downtown, New Orleans

Take an exhilarating two-hour airboat ride deep into secluded bayous in Cajun Country
Ride out to the quaint and remote Cajun Village close to Paradis, LA for a thrilling high-speed adventure
See all sorts of wildlife on your journey, like alligators, giant catfish and nutrias
Visit Destrehan Plantation for a glimpse into the historic past of New Orlean

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Louisiana Plantations Tour

Get a taste of antebellum Louisiana on this half-day tour from New Orleans to two of the finest plantations on the Mississippi River! Enjoy a scenic, narrated drive along Lake Pontchartrain. Cross the Mississippi on a high suspended bridge and head a short distance upriver along the Great River Road to beautiful St Joseph Plantation, a family-owned, Creole-style sugar plantation that's been operating since 1877. Learn about the colorful lives of the owners and their families as you tour the mansion, former slave cabins, a blacksmith's shop and schoolhouse. Next, head a bit farther upriver to Houmas House Plantation and Gardens, to admire the columned exterior of the Greek Revival-style mansion, nicknamed the 'Sugar Palace.' Stroll among gorgeous old oak trees and savor the warm breeze before hopping in your van for the drive back New Orleans. Enjoy a scenic, narrated drive along Lake Pontchartrain. Cross the Mississippi on a high suspended bridge and head a short distance upriver along the Great River Road to beautiful St Joseph Plantation, a family-owned, Creole-style sugar plantation that's been operating since 1877. Learn about the colorful lives of the owners and their families as you tour the mansion, former slave cabins, a blacksmith's shop and schoolhouse. Next, head a bit farther upriver to Houmas House Plantation and Gardens and savor a mint julep (own expense) before your mansion tour. Admire the columned exterior of the Greek Revival-style mansion, nicknamed the 'Sugar Palace.' Then follow your guide through 16 lavish rooms filled with period furnishings and artwork from Louisiana artists. Stroll among gorgeous old oak trees and savor the warm breeze before hopping in your van for the drive back New Orleans.

$110

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Louisiana Plantations Tour

French Quarter, New Orleans

Get a taste of antebellum Louisiana on this half-day excursion from New Orleans
Visit two of the finest plantations on the Mississippi River with an expert guide
Admire Creole-style St Joseph Plantation and the antiques and artwork at Houmas House Plantation
Sit back and relax with included hotel pick up and drop off from your hotel

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Ghost Adventure

If you're the type of person who cowers and throws the blanket over their head during the scary movies, then this tour might not be for you. Or at least make sure to bring along a friend, so you can jump into their arms if need be. This tour offers you the opportunity to investigate and explore one of the oldest neighborhoods in the United States, alongside a paranormal investigator and licensed tour guide who lives and works in New Orleans. It is common for guests to experience cold spots and see apparitions, and some have actually photographed orbs and apparitions. New Orleans has a very rich history, filled with countless unsolved mysteries including both documented unsolved murders and suicides. It also has powerful paranormal activity. During this investigative tour an EMF Meter AKA Paranormal Detector will be available for guest use. Also, not that it's likely that you'll have to flee, but it wouldn't hurt to wear running shoes, right? Just in case.

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Ghost Adventure

615 Pere Antoine Aly, New Orleans

Explore one of the oldest and most haunted neighborhoods in the US
Investigate the spooky activity of the area with a local, licensed tour guide
Learn about NOLA's rich history, with a focus on unsolved mysteries and murders
Try out the EMF Meter (AKA Paranormal Detector) to see if you catch any strange signs

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Bayou Airboat Ride

An airboat tour through Louisiana's famous swamps is the perfect way to experience the untamed side of New Orleans. Aboard a small airboat, explore marshes and travel deep into secluded bayous as you cruise up to 45 mph (72 kph)! Enjoy the lush scenery, watch for wildlife, and hear entertaining stories and facts from your knowledgeable guide on your 2-hour airboat ride. You may even get a chance to hold a baby alligator! You'll drive to a remote swamp in Cajun Country, located less than an hour away, for an exciting high-speed airboat tour. On the way, your friendly driver will provide entertaining stories and interesting facts about the region.

Board a small airboat and relax as your professional driver takes you comfortably through marshes and deep into secluded bayous. On your 2-hour airboat ride, hold on tight as the airboat reaches speeds of up to 45 mph (72 kph)!

See abundant cypress trees, Louisiana's state tree, and watch for native wildlife. If you're lucky, depending on the season, you may get to hold a baby alligator, feed a giant catfish or meet a nutria, similar to a beaver, face to face!

$110

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Bayou Airboat Ride

French Quarter, New Orleans

Experience the untamed side of New Orleans on an airboat tour through Louisiana's famous swamps
Explore marshes and travel deep into secluded bayous
Cruise up to 45 mph while enjoying the lush scenery and looking for wildlife
Hear entertaining stories and facts about the area from your knowledgeable guide

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Guided City Landmarks Tour (Hotel Pickup)

There are a lot of things you should do on your own. Do your laundry, change a lightbulb, tie your shoes (we hope). But trying to explore a city you don't know well isn't one of them. That's why you let the experts show you around! This tour begins by passing through the French Quarter and traveling past the mansions along Esplanade Avenue on your way to a stop in City Park where you can visit the Morning Call Cafe' for coffee and beignets, or view the Besthoff Sculpture Garden. In addition, you will see the Ninth Ward, a neighborhood devastated by Hurricane Katrina. Next up you'll view the Garden District, with its vast mansions that line pristine boulevards, and Treme' -- one of the oldest African American neighborhoods in the country dating back to the 1700's. The tour also makes a brief stop at the Metairie Cemetery, where you will see the city's distinctive above-ground tombs. You'll get a great introduction to the history, culture and architecture of this magnificent city. Hey, YOLO in NOLA right?

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Guided City Landmarks Tour (Hotel Pickup)

615 Pere Antoine Aly, New Orleans

Visit all the must-see places in New Orleans on a guided bus tour
See the mansions on Esplanade Avenue as you pass through the French Quarter
Get a taste of the vibrant culture and music in Treme'
Learn about the city's history and architecture from a knowledgeable guide

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Five in One French Quarter Tour

You want to see all there is to New Orleans' French Quarter and learn about its rich history, but you don't have a lot time. Don't worry -- this French Quarter tour packs a week's worth of sightseeing into two hours. You'll walk through the local streets of the French Quarter listen to your friendly tour guide recount all the strange and interesting facts that make up this neighborhood's colorful past. For the history buff, you'll get to stroll through Jackson Square and visit the exact site where the Louisiana Purchase was signed. You'll also learn about the cruel slave trade and about numerous natural disasters that have almost wiped the city off the map.Supernatural fan? You'll love hearing about famous Voodoo practitioners and learning about French Quarter's darkest incidents. After stopping at fifteen remarkable stops, you'll be a French Quarter expert -- how's that for time management?

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Five in One French Quarter Tour

615 Pere Antoine Alley, New Orleans

Explore the French Quarter's famous sites on a 2-hour walking tour
Learn about the rich and sometimes dark history of America's favorite city
Have a chance to see real ghost hunting equipment operated by your tour guide.
Get an in depth tour of New Orleans' French Quarter in only two hours

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NOLA Love Stories Walking Tour

Disney love stories have nothing on New Orleans! Come hear about the heart of New Orleans on this tour. Immerse yourself in the passions, the duels, and timeless devotions that created the dynasties and built the magnificent mansions of New Orleans on the Original Love Stories Walking Tour. Here, in this most romantic of Deep South cities, experience the blend of European and Caribbean culture as the tour takes you down streets and alleyways with French and Spanish names, and includes you in the fiery romances and mysteries of Creole heritage. Our experienced guides will draw you into the rich fabric of love, betrayal, that took place is the beautiful French Quarter. Disney's own New Orleans fairytale has got nothing on these romantic, true stories.

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NOLA Love Stories Walking Tour

St. Anthony's garden, Intersection of Royal St and Orleans Ave, New Orleans

Explore the local streets as you track down romance on a walking tour of the city
Walk in the moonlight that evokes memories of antebellum weddings and Octoroon Balls, horse-drawn carriage rides, and candlelit balconies
Join a local operator and visit locations where the following love stories took place
Wrap yourself into the rich fabric of love, betrayal, and triumph that was lived behind the laced windows of the historic French Quarter, right where it all took place

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Oak Street Food Walking Tour

Discover New Orleans' renowned restaurants and backstreet gems on a 3-hour food tour around Oak Street in Carrollton! With a local guide, explore the eclectic neighborhood with its thriving dining scene, and learn about the development of New Orleans' distinct cuisine. At least half a dozen samples of both local and international dishes are included, offering enough food to make a meal. A hearty appetite is recommended as well as good walking shoes; this Carrollton food tour is done on foot. Start your tour in Carrollton, a vibrant neighborhood accessible by taking the famous St Charles Avenue trolley car from downtown or the Garden District (own expense). Meet your guide on Oak Street, and then stroll past the street's lively bars, restaurants and live music venues to scout out the neighborhood's beloved eateries. While New Orleans is a well-established mecca for food lovers, uptown Carrollton is becoming the hotspot for foodies in the know.

Call in at several venues around Oak Street in Carrollton to hear about the owners' passions for their food and sample their local specialties that many visitors miss. Dishes and venues change on occasion, but your route always includes at least six stops that collectively provide enough food and drink for a meal.

Chow down on 'real nawlin' food' at the legendary Jacque-Imo's -- a New Orleans' institution serving stellar staples such as shrimp Creole -- and get a taste for the best dishes in in town at the highly rated Cowbell. Discover Carrollton's multicultural vibe on a visit to Chiba Samplings, the go-to place for Japanese-inspired dishes, and experience the succulent and juicy meat of Squeal BBQ, an award-winning favorite.

No food tour is complete without a few drinks to complement the food, so follow your guide into D'Juice to sip on its fresh juices, and then follow the lead of knowing locals into Rue de La Course Coffee Shop, a bustling drink spot. Other eateries that you may visit include Oak Street Café for brunch samples, Tru Burger for delicious meat, New Orleans' Artisan Bakery or Simpsons Antiques -- a cafe-come-antique shop.

Your 3-hour Carrollton food tour finishes back at the start point on Oak Street, leaving you perfectly placed to continue exploring the lively neighborhood. Ask your guide for recommendations; perhaps see if there's live music playing in the Maple Leaf pub, or check out places to visit independently.

$55

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French Quarter, New Orleans

Discover New Orleans's renowned restaurants and backstreet gems on a walking tour around Oak Street
Explore the eclectic neighborhood of Carrollton and its thriving food scene with your local guide
Learn about the history and development of New Orleans's distinct cuisine
Indulge in at least half a dozen samples of both local and international dishes

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New Orleans Complete Tour

See the famous French Quarter, areas in the Ninth Ward devastated by Hurricane Katrina, and the New Canal Lighthouse Museum on this all-encompassing half-day tour of New Orleans! Board a comfortable coach bus in the French Quarter, and soak up the vibrancy of New Orleans' best-known area as your guide shares facts and anecdotes about its history and culture. Travel to the Ninth Ward, one of the neighborhoods hit hardest by Hurricane Katrina, to see the house of music legend Fats Domino and learn about his harrowing experiences during the hurricane, when levees broke and caused massive flooding. Learn about the city's past and present from your knowledgeable guide as you explore numerous New Orleans neighborhoods including Faubourg, Marigny and Carrollton. See the iconic St.Charles Avenue streetcars, visit an above-ground cemetery, and stop in City Park before heading to the beautiful shores of Lake Ponchartrain to see the New Canal Lighthouse Museum. If you're looking to experience all the most iconic sights New Orleans has to offer, this tour is for you! Board your comfortable coach in the French Quarter, and soak up the vibrance of New Orleans' best-known area as your guide shares facts and anecdotes about New Orleans' history and culture. Travel to the Ninth Ward, one of the neighborhoods hit hardest by Hurricane Katrina. Here you will see the house of music legend Fats Domino and learn about his harrowing experiences during the hurricane, when levees broke and caused massive flooding.

Your tour continues past the grand oaks on Esplanade Avenue, a shady stretch where carriages once traveled for respite from the summer heat. Visit an aboveground cemetery and stop at City Park, where you'll visit either Morning Call Cafe -- known for its coffee and beignets, a popular New Orleans pastry -- or Besthoff Sculpture Garden, which features more than 50 world-class sculptures in a lush, 5-acre setting.

Next, journey to the shores of Lake Ponchartrain, the massive wetland that flooded much of New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina hit in 2005. Here you'll visit the New Canal Lighthouse Museum, which is located in a lighthouse that was decimated by the storm but reconstructed and reopened in spring 2013. On your guided tour of the museum, take in excellent views of the levees on the lakefront and the Lake Ponchartrain Causeway, the longest bridge over water in the world.

In the course of your half-day tour, you'll visit well-known New Orleans neighborhoods including Faubourg Marigny, Faubourg St John, Lakeview, Uptown and Carrollton. Along the way, see Xavier University of Louisiana in Carrollton. Established in 1925, the institution is the only historically black, Catholic university in the United States. You'll also follow the route of the St Charles streetcars past two more well-respected private universities -- Loyola and Tulane -- before returning to the French Quarter, where your 3.5-hour tour of New Orleans concludes.

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New Orleans Complete Tour

400 Toulouse St, New Orleans

Witness the tenacious city of New Orleans' rebuilding efforts and Southern charm
Experience the old iconic city sights as your guide shares facts and anecdotes about Louisiana history and culture
See the St. Charles Avenue streetcars, visit an above-ground cemetery, and stop in City Park
Explore the parts of New Orleans's history ravaged by the catastrophic 2005 hurricane

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Bayou Tour of Cajun Country

Welcome to Cajun Country, the heart of French culture in Louisiana! Discover the history of the Cajun people as you travel through wild cypress swamps and over the Mississippi River on an impressive suspended bridge, and along vast sugarcane fields. Listen to your local guide tell a unique story of the odyssey of the Cajun people while you spot Bayau native creatures like alligators and herons. After this peaceful ride, explore his picturesque swamp zoo on Bayou Boeuf. For a unique tour with a little dash of Cajun spice - look no further!

Driving out to Cajun Country, you will travel through wild cypress swamps, over the Mississippi River on an impressive suspended bridge, and along vast sugarcane fields, as your guide tells a unique story of the odyssey of the Cajun people.

Enjoy a narrated boat tour (about 1.5 hours duration) on winding bayous in remote cypress swamps. Your Cajun guide, also an alligator hunter and fur trapper, shares his knowledge of the swamp including reptile habits, healing plants and exotic birds.

After this peaceful ride, explore his picturesque swamp zoo on Bayou Boeuf.

Tours are operated in top of the line 13 passenger vans ensuring the greatest of comfort and personalized service.

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Bayou Tour of Cajun Country

Downtown, New Orleans

Explore the history of Cajun Country, the heart of French culture in Louisiana
Cruise past scenic sugarcane fields and through wild cypress swamps over the Mississippi River
Hear unique stories of the odyssey of the Cajun people from your local guide
Spot native Bayou creatures like alligators and herons on your peaceful ride

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Paranormal Investigation

If you're the type of person who cowers and throws the blanket over their head during scary movies, then this tour might not be for you. Or at least make sure to bring along a friend, so you can jump into their arms if need be. This tour is perfect for paranormal investigators, amateur detectives, and those just curious to see the strange mysteries of NOLA! This investigation will take you through the famous French Quarter and to places that most people would never think of to look for paranormal activity! You'll visit over twelve locations covering the 78 blocks that make the Vieux Carre. Stop at haunted houses, apartments, morgues, pubs, cemeteries, galleries, and more. You're going to love getting to know one of the oldest -- and spookiest! -- neighborhoods in the United States. Also, not that it's likely you'll have to flee, but it wouldn't hurt to wear running shoes, right? Just in case.

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Paranormal Investigation

615 Pere Antoine Aly, New Orleans

Explore one of the oldest and most haunted neighborhoods in the US
Investigate the spooky activity of the area with a local, licensed tour guide
Learn about NOLA's rich history, with a focus on all of the most haunted locations
Try out the EMF Meter (AKA Paranormal Detector) to see if you catch any strange signs

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Bourbon Street Pub Crawl

Feel like mixing it up in New Orleans, but don't know where to go? This Bourbon Street Pub Crawl will set you straight (right up until you walk into a wall)! Get your drink on at five of the French Quarter's most esteemed (i.e., wild and crazy) party venues. Test your pelvic range with a mechanical bull ride, and dance like a drunken fool to the heady beats of live bands and DJs. At each venue, enjoy VIP entry and 30-40 minutes to enjoy exclusive drink specials. And at the final stop, you're free to stay until closing, or head back to a previous location (watch out for that wall). Five pubs. One night to misremember.

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Bourbon Street, New Orleans

Explore the New Orleans party scene with an intoxicating pub crawl
Visit five different pubs and enjoy free admission and drink specials at each
Dance to live and DJ'd music
Meet some new friends and get the pulse of the New Orleans party scene

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Hurricane Katrina and NOLA Sightseeing Tour

The tenacious city of New Orleans showcases her rebuilding efforts and her Southern charm on this combination city tour that includes both the city's old familiar sights and the realities of Hurricane Katrina. Some parts of the city - like the historic French Quarter - were left nearly untouched by the 2005 hurricanes while others were ravaged by the catastrophic failure of the levee system. This enlightening tour winds these disparate halves of the city into a contemporary overview of modern-day New Orleans. Your New Orleans city tour begins in the French Quarter and covers the history and architecture of the old Creole city. See top attractions like Jackson Square, St Louis Cathedral and the Pontalba Buildings, and enjoy a view of the Mississippi River. Next, pass the French Market and the old US Mint, drive through the Faubourg Marigny neighborhood, and head east along the Industrial Canal to view the largest Hurricane Katrina levee breach, which destroyed the 9th Ward. Witness both the desolation and budding rebirth here, including Harry Connick Jr.'s and Ellis Marsalis' project: Habitat For Humanity's colorful Musicians' Village site in the Upper 9th Ward. You'll then return to the contrasting, stately mansions along Esplanade Avenue as you make your way to the historic St Louis Cemetery #3.

Enjoy a guided walking tour through the cemetery's large tombs before re-boarding your van for a ride along peaceful Bayou St John, where you'll see raised houses from the late 1700s and learn about their architectural significance in a city below sea level. Then visit City Park to see the antique carousel and centuries-old live oaks before stopping for a snack break (own expense). See the London Avenue Canal Breaches and the complete destruction they caused during the hurricane

Next, head toward the University of New Orleans campus along the shores of Lake Pontchartrain, where you'll see the Causeway, which is the world's longest continuous bridge over water. On the drive, your guide will tell you about the levee system and how integral it is to the city. Continue past the lake's marinas, where you'll witness the fourth levee breach at the 17th Street Canal. Discover both the destruction wrecked upon the Lakeview neighborhood and its inspiring comeback. Your journey continues through the Uptown district, past Tulane and Loyola universities, the 177-year-old streetcar line and the grand colonial mansions of St Charles Avenue. Make your way into the Garden District to see its renowned (and possibly haunted) historic homes. Heading downtown, ride through the Arts District and the Warehouse Section, passing by the World War II Museum and the Superdome before being dropped off.

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Hurricane Katrina and NOLA Sightseeing Tour

Downtown, New Orleans

Witness the rebuilding efforts and Southern charm
Experience the old iconic city sights and the realities of Hurricane Katrina
See the historic French Quarter and immerse yourself in its culture
Explore the parts of New Orleans's history ravaged by the catastrophic 2005 hurricane

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