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New Orleans to Baton Rouge Chauffeur Driven Transport by Executive SUV
Private transfers provide a terrific way to get between the airport and your hotel. There’s no waiting in taxi lines or making multiple shuttle stops. There’s just the relaxed and stress-free transportation of a late-model vehicle and a professional chauffeur that will get you safely to your destination.
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Eat Like a Local: New Orleans Bywater Private Food Tour
Meet local characters, see colorful Bywater shotgun houses, art, Voodoo, historical locations, and the Mississippi River while having a great time on this bar tour that also includes lunch!• Tuck into a local specialty for lunch• All the wine, beer and spirits are included on this bar tour• Learn about New Orleans from a native…
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Whitney Plantation Tour
Visit the Whitney Plantation of New Orleans and step back in time as you explore the 18th-century plantation museum, the only one of its kind in Louisiana. On this 5-hour tour (including travel time from New Orleans,) you’ll see museum exhibits, memorial artwork, and restored buildings. Learn about an important part of American history as…
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New Orleans Private Kickstart Tour with a Local
Receive a warm welcome to New Orleans on a private tour that will kick off your time in the city in the best way possible! In only 90 minutes, a local guide will get you acquainted with New Orleans to help you enjoy the rest of your stay to the fullest. Discover where to find…
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Ultimate Swamp Tour Experience with Transportation from New Orleans
The Ultimate Swamp Tour Experience is just that – we have the best swamp tour in New Orleans! Join the city’s oldest tour company and catch a ride out of the concrete jungle and venture into the swamps and bayous once inhabited by legendary pirate and War of 1812 hero Jean Lafitte. Look no further…
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New Orleans Hands-On Cooking Class & Meal
Learn how to cook an authentic Louisiana meal in this 3-Hour New Orleans cooking class. An expert chef will guide you and a group of, at most, 10 people through various recipes. Wine and beer are included in the price, and you can take your recipe and apron home with you after the class. Choose from…
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Lafayette Scavenger Hunt: Lafayette In Full Bloom
Let’s Roam is the #1 app-led scavenger hunt company. Walk to all the best landmarks and hidden gems, answering trivia questions and solving challenges. Work with your team or compete against them, as you learn new facts and create memorable experiences. Let’s Roam Scavenger Hunts are great as an everyday activity, or for bachelorette parties,…
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Steamboat Natchez Jazz Dinner Cruise with VIP Boat Tour and Open Bar Upgrade
The Steamboat NATCHEZ is taking some time off, but her sister vessel will be taking her place. Indulge in a luxurious evening in New Orleans on the Riverboat CITY of NEW ORLEANS — the newest vessel to the French Quarter riverfront — with this Viator Exclusive. After being welcomed aboard with a Champagne cocktail, go…
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Combo Oak Alley or Laura Plantation and Swamp Boat Tour
After a New Orleans hotel pickup, relax on board an enclosed, air-conditioned bus to the Plantation of your choice. You will be given a guided tour through the main house and some time to walk the grounds . You will then take a short ride and your at the swamps. Your invited to join us…
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New Orleans Creole Odyssey Small-Group Bike Tour
Explore historic New Orleans on this 3-hour small group bike tour through the city to the bayous. Follow your guide as they paint you a picture of a colorful past and vibrant culture of the city. Leisurely ride down the tree lined streets through history as you learn of the settlers who founded this unique…
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Walking Tour in New Orleans Garden District
You’re invited to take a leisurely stroll through the stunning Garden District of New Orleans. See the stomping grounds of authors, poets, movie stars, artists, and sports legends such as Anne Rice, John Goodman, and Archie Manning. Enjoy the towering Southern Live Oak trees, magnificent Crepe Myrtles, and the stunning Magnolias that some have said…
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Unsolved Mysteries of New Orleans
Stroll back in time and discover the mysterious beginnings of New Orleans during this walking tour. Guests will head down dark alleys and shadowy streets at night. Hear true crime stories in the Crescent City from your guide, who uncovers the hauntings of sites laden with the supernatural. Guests will be allowed to stop and…
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French Quarter Adventure w/ Local Musician
Want to hang out with a famous local musician? We will stroll down the French Quarter and learn about the area’s rich music, culture, and local history, see Louis Armstrong’s first trumpet and get an insider’s guide on which clubs and bands to seek out, and take in some local live music.
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Garden District and Lafayette Cemetery Combo Walking Tour
Nestled in the heart of New Orleans, the charming Garden District is one of the most beautiful neighborhoods of the Crescent City. With 19th Century mansions side by side to Victorian homes with the classic “gingerbread” style of architecture, this area is a must see for anyone looking to explore the unique beauty of New…
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Private French Quarter Walking and City Surrounding Neighborhoods Driving Tour
Combine the ultimate tour of New Orleans with a morning walking tour of the French Quarter followed by an afternoon driving tour of areas outside the city center. This 6-7 hour, private guided tour will walk you through 1.5 miles of the best-known landmarks of the famous French Quarter, then explore surrounding areas by car…
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Dead of Night Ghosts and Haunts Bus Tour
Escape into the darkness with your licensed guide on an air-conditioned bus to some of the most haunted locations in New Orleans outside of the French Quarter. Cross one of the most notorious streets in America as we make our way down scenic Esplanade Avenue telling tales of tragedy, trauma, and mystery which has made…
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Ghost Hunting Tour + French Quarter Supernatural: Ghost, Voodoo + Paranormal
1) We do the BEST French Quarter Ghost & Voodoo walking tour first.2) Then We ghost hunt inside an exclusive haunted location to end! PLUS3) Get free admission to the Haunted Museum in the day AND4) Early Check-in Discounts on Psychic readings & Free Ghostcard at Spirit shop of the Haunted Museum 828 N. Rampart…
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Private Transfer: Louis Armstrong Airport MSY to New Orleans in Luxury SUV
Your safety is our crew’s biggest priority. Before your journey even begins, your driver completely disinfects the vehicle and places free hand sanitizer in the back seat. One of our professionally-trained drivers will greet you with a name sign in the arrivals terminal of the airport, will offer to assist with luggage and guide you…
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New Orleans Ghost Hunters 101 with Electronic Field Meter
This tour is actually an investigation and an in depth look into the paranormal activity that takes place in Americas most haunted city. Visit the top ten haunted locations in New Orleans during this investigation. A real EMF meter – ghost/paranormal detector will be used during this tour. Guests will be allowed to stop in bars along…
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Private Arrival Transfer: New Orleans Cruise Port
Private transfers provide a terrific way to get between the Cruise Port and your hotel or the airport. There’s no waiting in taxi lines or making multiple shuttle stops. There’s just the relaxed and stress-free transportation of a late-model vehicle and a professional chauffeur that will get you safely to your destination.
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Steamboat Natchez Evening Jazz Cruise with Dinner Option
The Steamboat NATCHEZ is taking some time off, but her sister vessel will be taking her place. You’ll get the same authentic riverboat experience of a leisurely, two-hour cruise on the mighty Mississippi, enjoying traditional live jazz, craft cocktails, and all the beautiful New Orleans sites, while also exploring the newly renovated riverboat. Make sure…
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New Orleans Destrehan Plantation Experience
You can see the Destrehan Plantation and enjoy the rest of your vacation. Transportation is included. Destrehan Plantation is an antebellum mansion, in the French Colonial style, modified with Greek Revival architectural elements. It is located in southeast Louisiana, near the town of the same name, Destrehan. During the 19th century, the plantation was a…
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Legends of New Orleans Walking Tour
Get ready for a spooky evening with this 2-hour walking tour of New Orleans’ haunted history. Start in the French Quarter, the city’s oldest neighborhood, and visit multiple haunted locations throughout the area. This spine-tingling tour combines the supernatural and the rich history of New Orleans. Guests will be allowed to stop and grab drinks…
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Garden District and Lafayette Cemetery Guided Walking Tour
Our tour guides are New Orleanians with strong personal connections to the history and have many impressive credentials.
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French Quarter Tour With Breakfast Included
FRENCH QUARTER TOUR (BREAKFAST INCLUDED)Join us at Taste of Nawlin’s breakfast tour in the French Quarter where we will start the tour with a full breakfast at one of New Orleans’ most popular restaurants. We will then stroll though the French Quarter which is New Orleans’ most famous and most popular area to visit. It’s also the city’s oldest…
All about Louisiana
When to visit
The best time to visit Louisiana is from mid-February to early May and from October to December. Visiting in spring or fall allows you to avoid the oppressive heat and humidity of summer while still enjoying warm temperatures. February and March is also the season for one of the world’s most colorful celebrations, Mardi Gras, so expect big crowds and steep hotel rates during the two weeks leading up to Fat Tuesday.
Getting around
In New Orleans, much of interest to visitors is located within walking distance, and the generally flat city is easily explored by bicycle. Otherwise, save your energy by hopping on one of the city’s famed streetcars or a public bus. You can get to other major cities in the state by Amtrak train or bus, although many prefer to drive, and you’ll need your own wheels to dive into Cajun Country and beyond.
Traveler tips
New Orleans is world-renowned for its Mardi Gras celebrations, but the party never stops in Louisiana. The Big Easy also boasts Jazz Fest in spring and Voodoo Fest in fall, while Shreveport’s Red River Revel and the Bogalusa Blues and Heritage Festival both happen in fall. Come December, the lakefront city of Natchitoches is illuminated by more than 300,000 Christmas lights for the Natchitoches Christmas Festival.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Louisiana famous for?
Travelers to Louisiana should expect great Cajun and Creole food, blues and jazz music, and an easygoing attitude that enjoys letting the good times roll. The southern state has a major influence on American culture and a rich history that encompasses a wide variety of cultures.
How many days do you need in Louisiana?
Aim to spend at least seven days in Louisiana if you want to see more than just New Orleans. You’ll want to spend at least two or three days in the Big Easy before heading out to explore Cajun Country, the Louisiana Wetlands, Natchitoches, and Lake Charles.
What is there to do in Louisiana for a week?
From touring swamps to historic architecture, there is much to fill one week in Louisiana. Spend a few days in New Orleans, then three or four days soaking up the state’s natural beauty: Explore interesting flora and fauna in Bayou Sauvage National Wildlife Refuge or go hiking in the Kisatchie National Forest.
What is the number one attraction in Louisiana?
The French Quarter in New Orleans is arguably the state’s number one attraction. The city’s oldest neighborhood is famed for the rowdy bars that line Bourbon Street as well as unmissable spots like Jackson Square, the French Market, St. Louis Cathedral, and the legendary Café du Monde.
What food should you try in Louisiana?
Foodie travelers are spoiled for choice in Louisiana. Crawfish, gumbo, jambalaya, Shreveport-style stuffed shrimp, po’boys, beignets, and king cake are just a few of Louisiana’s delicious signature dishes. Wash it all down with a sazerac, a rye whiskey-based cocktail that originated in New Orleans.
Is Louisiana tourist friendly?
Yes, Louisiana is very friendly in general. As one of the biggest tourist towns in the United States, New Orleans is especially well set up for visitors. As with any big city, however, crime can be an issue, so always be aware of your surroundings and belongings, especially after dark.