• Garden District - Start your guided tour along the oak-lined streets, featuring the magnificent mansions of the Garden District.

• Lafayette Cemetery - Walk by Lafayette Cemetery, one of the oldest burial sites in New Orleans. Discover the city’s distinctive above-ground tombs and multi-burial customs, influenced by its low-lying terrain. Listen to tales of prominent figures interred here.

• Garden District - Venture off the usual path in the Garden District to discover hidden landmarks. Pass by the 1843 Barthelemy Rey House, the 1875 Soria-Creel House, and Fire Station #23. If time permits, visit the building where author F. Scott Fitzgerald once resided.

• Commander’s Palace - Pause outside Commander’s Palace, a renowned New Orleans restaurant. Appreciate its Victorian design and learn why it is a cherished location for weddings and celebrations.

• Magazine Street - Cross over to Magazine Street into the Irish Channel, a historic neighborhood in New Orleans. Observe the traditional shotgun-style houses and learn about the Irish immigrants who influenced the area and its lively culture.

• Irish Channel - Take a brief pause at a local New Orleans venue. Purchase a refreshing beverage before resuming your Garden District exploration.

• Saint Charles Avenue - Conclude near the St. Charles Streetcar Line after passing more Garden District residences. Before departing, your guide will offer personal suggestions for New Orleans restaurants, bars, and local attractions to enjoy during your visit.

• Tour covering history, architecture, and culture of New Orleans
• Walk past Lafayette Cemetery with guide’s commentary on unique burials
• Learn about the history of the Garden District on 2.5-hour guided tour

• Food and drinks
• Tips/gratuities for your guide

Explore the stunning and historic Garden District of New Orleans. Stroll by magnificent antebellum mansions, visit the Lafayette Cemetery, and uncover the hidden treasures and rich narratives that have influenced this area. Venture into the Irish Channel to admire the shotgun-style homes and discover the stories of the immigrants who contributed to the city’s development.

• What happens if it rains? The tour goes ahead rain or shine! Just bring an umbrella or raincoat. If the weather gets dangerous, though, we’ll cancel for safety. Will we visit Lafayette Cemetery during the tour?
• Not quite! The City of New Orleans has temporarily closed Lafayette Cemetery for maintenance and repairs, and there’s no reopening date yet. But don’t worry — we’ll still share its fascinating history and stories from several of the gated entrances nearby.
• Can young kids join the tour? Absolutely! Children under 6 can join for free. Just let us know in advance so we can plan accordingly.
• What happens if one of the sites is closed? If a planned stop is unexpectedly closed, we’ll do our best to swap it out for a similar alternative so you still get a great experience.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.