New Orleans, LA Walking Tours

Visit the St. Louis Cemetery and take a walking tour for a haunting and educational good time. At more than 200 years old, this cemetery is the final resting place for some very famous souls whose lives and deeds made an impact that resonates today. Guests will hear about the life and times of some of the cemetery's more noted residents including the story of the infamous voodoo queen Marie Laveau, as well as discover the case involving Homer Plessy whose trial for crimes against the laws of segregation made waves throughout the history of civil rights, among others. See the beautiful graves and tombs and walk among the ghosts of those that reside permanently in this hallowed place.

Sure you can walk around the French Quarter and find some pretty cool historical facts about the place but why not take a walking tour and find out all the real secrets the city has to offer. On this tour, you will hit the major landmarks and learn what makes them so mysterious with facts that you might not find in a book. This tour is fun and informative for the whole family and will provide a new perspective on the French Quarter. So, make a stop and learn something new about a French Quarter and take in the fantastic architecture that will leave you in amazement.

All of your senses will be awakened by the wondrous smells of dew and the sweet sunshine in the air.As you continue to walk your eyes will be amazed by the site of bright red and pink flowers.The feel of the wind kissing your cheek and a warm hug from the sun keep you moving down the walk way to discover more of mother nature’s wonders. Come walk with us on our beloved walking tour discover our beautiful trails.

This Garden District Walking Tour will take you to see some of the most scenic locations and gardens in New Orleans. During the tour you will see the home and garden of many famous people. During this two-hour walking tour will go by the home of Archie Manning a former NFL player and John Goodman TV star from Roseann. You will walk by the home of President Jefferson Davies and stop to walk through the famous Lafayette Cemetery the oldest in New Orleans. There are several well known individual buried in the cemetery. Walk through the Irish Channel neighborhood once home to Irish working class.

I was amazed at the Cemetery and Voodoo Walking Tour in New Orleans. The Tour centers around the 200 year old St. Louis Cemetery No.1. Which is a legend in New Orleans history and the Voodoo culture. It is home to a very famous Voodoo Queen. The Cemetery Tour will include local history and information not commonly known outside of New Orleans. Many fascinating facts and information is revealed about the Voodoo Queen, and many other notable New Orleans characters. Transportation to and from the cemetery is provided by an air conditioned shuttle. I enjoyed the Spooky history of New Orleans cemeteries and Voodoo Queens. I was amazed at all the history New Orleans has to offer.