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New Orleans French Quarter Walking Tour

Explore New Orleans' French Quarter on a 2-hour walking tour, uncovering its rich history and vibrant culture.

New Orleans
2 hrs
4.61Rating:
1 provider liveLast updated: April 6, 2026

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4.95
63 reviews

Important Information

  • Wear solid shoes; tour runs rain or shine
  • Meeting point at 529 St. Ann Street, near Jackson Square
  • Look for licensed 504Tours' guide

Embark on a captivating 2-hour walking tour through New Orleans' iconic French Quarter. Starting at 529 St. Ann Street, you'll explore the vibrant Jackson Square, a hub of musicians and street performers. Discover the historic French Market and the Ursuline Convent, the oldest building in the Mississippi Delta. As you wander, learn about the city's rich jazz heritage, including the legacy of Danny Barker. Visit the site of the Great Fire of 1788 and explore former slave markets, gaining insights into the city's complex past. Conclude your journey with stories of Madame de Pontalba, a visionary French baroness. This tour offers a deep dive into the heart of New Orleans' history and culture. Book now to experience the magic of the French Quarter firsthand.

Pros

  • Watch Beignet pastries made at Cafe du Monde
  • Learn about hurricane protection and Katrina
  • See the site of the Great Fire of 1788
  • Visit former St. Louis Hotel slave market
  • Discover jazz history with Danny Barker

Includes

  • 2-hour guided walk through the French Quarter
  • Begins at 529 St. Ann Street near Jackson Square

Excludes

  • Food and drink
$50
4.61Rating:

Tour Highlights

  • Watch Beignet pastries made at Cafe du Monde
  • Learn about hurricane protection and Katrina
  • See the site of the Great Fire of 1788
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