Self-Guided Walking Tour French Quarter In New Orleans
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Self-guided audio tour
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Duration: 1-1.5 hours
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Explore at your own pace
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Tour never expires
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Starts at Joan of Arc Statue
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Suitable for all fitness levels
Discover the magic of New Orleans' French Quarter with a flexible self-guided walking tour, featuring audio insights and iconic landmarks.
Featured Reviews
Included
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Go at your own pace and schedudle
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Explore the french quarter and see it's most historic and fun spots
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Tour on our walking tour app in new orleans
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After taking the on location tour, listen to the tour anytime later
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The tour never expires, go anytime and as many times as you like
Excluded
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No food, no entrance tickets, no drinks, and no human guide this is an app tour
Discover the magic of New Orleans' French Quarter with a flexible self-guided walking tour, featuring audio insights and iconic landmarks.
Highlights
- Explore the secrets of the French Quarter
- Visit iconic sites like Jackson Square and Café Du Monde
- Learn the history of New Orleans and its famous food
- Discover the hidden vampire speakeasy and voodoo legends
- Experience the vibrant jazz scene and historic bars
Meeting Point
The Tour starts at the Joan of Arc Statue, also known by locals as Joanie on her Pony. Standing in front of the statue, press start tour, and put your phone away. Our Walking tour technology will guide you from there.
Place de France, Decatur St, New Orleans, LA 70116 , United States
End Point
The tour ends at the inventors of the famous New Orleans sandwich the Muffuletta. Grab a sandwich, and enjoy the day!
923 Decatur St, New Orleans, LA 70116 , United States
What to expect
Joan of Arc Statue
The tour starts here and you'll learn why Joanie on her Pony, as locals call her, the French hero, is in NOLA.
Dutch Alley
You'll explore dutch alley, see the artist shops, see the window into the past and learn the history of the French Market.
Cafe Du Monde
This place can not be missed when visiting New Orleans!! A must try are the Beignets, a food that originated from Nova Scotia. Learn more on our tour!
Washington Artillery Park
The canon in front of you was used by the first battalion in the civil war. Just past the canon is the mighty Mississippi River. You'll get a great view and hear how this cannon got here.
Pirates Alley
The alley said to be the site where they pirates where once held. Discover the story of how this alley changed the history of the USA
The Arsenal
You'll stop by the Arsenal and hear it's story, and you'll see a local Picasso painting on display.
Pat O'Brien's
the Huricane! Learn the story of how the famous drink came to be, and drink one if you are of age :)
Reverend Zombie's House Of Voodoo
Voodoo legends, it's time to explore the other side.
Fritzel's European Jazz Bar
The oldest jazz bar in NOLA, and it's said to also have a secret vampire speakeasy. Learn how to enter.
Marie Laveau House of Voodoo
It's voodoo time! learn the story of the voodoo queen and check out one of the coolest shops ever.
Lafitte's Blacksmith Shop Bar
One of the oldest and coolest bars, this is said to be the spot the pirates once hung. Learn about it's history.
Central Grocery and Deli
The inventors of the Muffuletta, a NOLA tradition.
Additional Information
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Service animals allowed
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Public transportation options are available nearby
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Suitable for all physical fitness levels
What our experts say
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Try beignets at Café Du Monde!
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Visit the voodoo shops on Bourbon St.
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Check out Pat O'Brien's for a Hurricane.
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Take photos at Jackson Square's artists.
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Explore Dutch Alley for unique art.
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