New Orleans History Tour: Group Or Private Tour

This memorable experience takes you deep into the heart of the vibrant and diverse city, providing stunning views and enlightening moments. Discover hidden gems, stories of past eras, iconic landmarks, and the diverse architectural styles representing the city's multicultural heritage. Witness the blend of cultures that form the unique 'Creole' identity and see why New Orleans is popularly referred to as the 'Most unique city in the U.S'.

Keep your walking shoes handy as this insightful tour covers several miles of the historic French Quarter and beyond. An experienced guide fits your tour to your interests whether that be architecture, history or food culture. Spanning over a course of two hours, visitors navigate the narrow lanes, visiting landmarks like St. Louis Cathedral, Jackson Square, and Bourbon Street. Also savour the chance to discover the quieter, more residential and equally charming parts of the French Quarter away from the bustling crowds. If food culture is your area of interest, get ready to tantalize your taste buds in the myriad of cafes and restaurants serving up delectable Creole and Cajun cuisines.

What stands out about the New Orleans History Tour is the knowledgeable and engaging guides who are often local historians, authors, and storytellers. Each having their unique way of sharing the city's history, legends, and folklores that span over three centuries. From the founding of the city by the French in 1718, transferring hands to the Spanish, then back to the French and finally being sold to the United States during the Louisiana Purchase of 1803, the city's history is as meandering and riveting as the Mississippi River it borders.

All said and done, the New Orleans History Tour guarantees a balanced blend of fun, culture, and history. From engaging guides to delicious cuisine, historical architecture and cultural immersion, you’ll leave with a breadth of knowledge and personal stories that transcend the regular tourist experience. By stepping off the beaten path, this tour invites you to not just visit, but truly experience New Orleans in its most authentic form. So come, be a part of this unforgettable historical journey and discover a side of New Orleans you never knew existed.

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French Quarter

Immerse yourself in the lively and vibrant atmosphere of New Orleans’ French Quarter, where history sings from quaint creole cottages, lively jazz clubs, and world-renowned eateries. Its eclectic fusion of cultures offers a unique and unforgettable experience for every traveler.

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Jackson Square in New Orleans, LA

Jackson Square, the heart and soul of Louisiana's vibrant New Orleans, is a rendezvous point with an enduring passion for culture and history.

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Lafitte's Blacksmith Shop Bar

Soak up the ambience at Lafitte's Blacksmith Shop Bar, an age-old gem in New Orleans. This historic venue, said to be America's oldest bar, dazzles visitors with its dimly-lit, antiquated look, featuring a piano for live music, and a range of signature cocktails to choose from. In the heart of Bourbon Street, you're in for an enchanting evening.

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Old Ursuline Convent Museum

Immerse yourself in the history of the Crescent City with a visit to the Old Ursuline Convent Museum, New Orleans' oldest and most historic building. Encounter intriguing exhibitions, religious artifacts, and a timeless aura that captures the city's colonial past.

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St Louis Cathedral

Experience the awe-inspiring St. Louis Cathedral in New Orleans; a majestic gem steeped in history and elegance. With its distinctive Spanish Colonial architecture, the cathedral imparts a unique spiritual magic. Step inside to find serene tranquillity; bask in ethereal chorales and behold the beautifully preserved frescoes. Encapsulating New Orleans' spiritual heart and historical birthplace, the St. Louis Cathedral promises an unforgettable journey for every visitor.

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The Cabildo in New Orleans, LA

Discover the Cabildo in New Orleans, a living testament to Louisiana’s captivating history. Located at the heart of the bustling French Quarter, this splendid three-story Spanish Colonial style building houses rare artifacts and exhibits narrating the Louisiana Purchase story. Whisk yourself away in time and recapture the essence of New Orlean's rich past.