Amazing Combo Tour in New Orleans

You could explore the French Quarter, visit an iconic cemetery, or embrace the vibrant culture of the city. Now, imagine combining all of these experiences into one fantastic tour. That's exactly what you'll get with the Amazing Combo Tour in New Orleans.

Starting at the French Quarter, you'll stroll through the streets, admiring the charming architecture and learning about the history of this iconic neighborhood. Then, you'll be transported to St. Louis Cemetery No. 3, the final resting place of many notable New Orleans residents. Here, you'll be in awe of the above-ground tombs that line the avenues, while taking in the rich history and culture behind this unique burial site.

Next, you'll board a comfortable coach and head to the picturesque City Park. Covering over 1,300 acres, this stunning park is one of the top attractions in New Orleans. You'll have the opportunity to take a relaxing stroll, or snap pictures of the scenic lagoons, fountains, and greenery.

To cap off an incredible day, what better way to experience NOLA's culture than a jazz cruise? The Amazing Combo Tour takes you to the Mississippi Riverfront, where you'll board a steamboat and enjoy live music, great food, and stunning scenery along the waterway. As the boat sails, guests indulge in a buffet of classic New Orleans treats including jambalaya, creole creamed spinach, and bread pudding.

Throughout the tour, you'll be guided by a friendly and knowledgeable local guide. They'll provide you with fascinating details about each location and give you insider tips on hidden gems throughout the city. The Amazing Combo Tour is perfect for anyone who wants to experience the best of New Orleans in one unforgettable day.

Aside from the effortless travel arrangements, you can’t beat the locations! Each stop offers guests a unique perspective into the city’s distinct culture, architecture, history, and music. The addition of the river boat cruise adds a level of class that you will never forget. Guests can let their hair down while relaxing along the waterside or dancing away to toe-tapping tunes.

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Congo Square

Experience the historical heart of New Orleans at Congo Square, a landmark imbued with cultural significance for African American history.

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Louis Armstrong Park in New Orleans, LA

Revel in the soulful touches of Congo Square, a notable tribal meeting place housed within Louis Armstrong Park that symbolizes New Orleans' cultural roots.

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Saint Augustine Catholic Church

Experience an inspiring blend of spirituality and sisterhood at Saint Augustine Catholic Church, the cornerstone of the Treme neighborhood in New Orleans. This church, with its profound history linked to freed slaves and civil rights, offers a stirring spiritual journey. Its vibrant jazz masses resonate with the city's spirit, making a visit an unforgettable chapter in your travelogue.

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Storyville District

Immerse yourself in the rich, sultry history of New Orleans in the spellbinding Storyville district. A vibrant area once infamous for its raucous nightlife, it now echoes with a timeless allure, an intoxicating mix of history and culture.

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Our Lady of Guadalupe Church & International Shrine of St. Jude

Immerse yourself in divine tranquility at Our Lady of Guadalupe Church, the International Shrine of St. Jude in New Orleans. Nestled in the heart of the city's vibrant arts district, this historical jewel offers spiritual sanctuary, exquisite gothic architecture, and centuries of fascinating history. Be captivated by its tranquil gardens, stunning stained glass windows, and experience the candlelit serenity of the St. Jude Shrine. A must-visit, uplifting retreat in this lively city.

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Backstreet Cultural Museum

Immerse yourself in the vibrant spirit of New Orleans at the Backstreet Cultural Museum. This hidden gem holds the heart of the city’s African American and Mardi Gras traditions. Marvel at meticulously designed Mardi Gras costumes, enchanting historic photographs and captivating processional memorabilia. A homage to community-based culture, this museum offers an intriguing glimpse into the soulful depths of the Crescent City's most significant celebrations.