New Orleans City Segway Tours

Get ready to explore New Orleans in a whole new way! You'll get to visit all of the great attractions in New Orleans La and see tons of amazing sights while on your own transportation device with the New Orleans City Segway Tours.

Hop on your very own two-wheeled Segway vehicle and follow your guide through the city streets of New Orleans. Depending on the tour you select you will have the chance to see many landmarks, historical buildings, and beautiful views as your guide discusses with you the history and significance of every area for a fun experience with your family and friends. Each tour will begin with a safety orientation and to make sure everyone feels comfortable before heading out in the city.

The tours highlight the same locations visited but vary on time and the day tour offers two more historic locations to stop and learn about. Throughout the year, there are certain Segway Tours in the evenings to enjoy riding through the city at sunset. Or an express tour which lets you focus more on the Segway riding experience and less on the history of New Orleans. The Segway Experience is a great mix between riding a segway and learning about all the main historical areas. Choose your tour today and decide how you want your Segway Tour Experience!

Sights visited on all tours include:

The French Quarter

- The oldest neighborhood in the city of New Orleans, the area was founded in 1718 and holds many historical buildings and significance to the city.

Mississippi River

- The Mississippi River is an expansive river flowing through North America and spanning over 2,300 miles. The river section in New Orleans was used as a port for trade and other means making it a big reason as to why the city of New Orleans is as big as it is today.

Louis Armstrong Park

- A 32-acre park located just near the French Quarter that was once part of the Treme neighborhood before it was leveled in the 60s for urban renewal.

Jackson Square

- This beautiful park is located just across from the Saint Louis Cathedral. The park is known as a National Historic Landmark as it was the original site where the Louisiana Purchase was made U.S. territory.

Bourbon Street

- Historic street in the French Quarter that extends thirteen blocks. The area has a history of gambling and vaudeville acts in the early 1900s and is now home to many well-visited bars.

Get started on your all-inclusive trips to New Orleans and book the New Orleans City Segway Tour today!