French Quarter Walking Tour

Experience the charm and history of New Orleans on a guided walking tour through the French Quarter, the city’s oldest neighborhood. Begin with a brief geography lesson to understand how the Mississippi River shaped the area, then set out on foot to explore its winding streets, vibrant culture, and rich history. Discover how Native Americans, French and Spanish settlers, and enslaved Africans contributed to the unique character of the district. As you walk, the stories of the people who lived here come alive, giving context to the colorful architecture and historic landmarks that make this neighborhood so iconic.

Learn to identify the differences between Creole and Cajun architecture while exploring notable sites like Jackson Square, St. Louis Cathedral, and the Pontalba Apartments. The tour covers roughly 1.5 miles, with adjustments and breaks available to suit your pace. Dialogue and questions are encouraged throughout, allowing you to connect with the history and culture of the French Quarter in a personal and engaging way. This tour focuses exclusively on the French Quarter, with separate options available for the Tremé neighborhood and other historic areas.