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$9.99
The Ghosts of New Orleans Self Guided Walking Tour
Explore the history, legends, and culture of one of America’s most fascinating neighborhoods on this immersive walking tour of New Orleans French Quarter.
This self guided walking tour New Orleans experience brings the city’s most iconic landmarks and hidden stories to life as you wander the historic streets at your own pace.
On this tour you’ll discover:
The story behind Joan of Arc and why she watches over New Orleans
The lively atmosphere of the historic French Market
The legendary Café Du Monde and its famous beignets
The history of Jackson Square and St. Louis Cathedral
The secrets of Pirates Alley and the pirate Jean Lafitte
The origin of the famous Hurricane cocktail at Pat O’Brien’s
The mystery and folklore surrounding Marie Laveau, the Voodoo Queen
The legendary Lafitte’s Blacksmith Shop, one of the oldest bars in America
The birthplace of the famous Muffuletta sandwich
This self guided walking tour of New Orleans lets you explore the French Quarter like a local guide is walking beside you — uncovering centuries of stories, colorful characters, and unforgettable landmarks along the way.
$9.99
What will you see? Here are the tour highlights
Experience the stories, legends, and culture that shaped the French Quarter on this unforgettable walking tour of New Orleans French Quarter.
Joan of Arc Statue – Begin your journey beside the golden “Joanie on her Pony,” a tribute to the Maid of Orleans and a symbol of the city’s French heritage.
Dutch Alley & The French Market – Walk through a lively marketplace filled with art, music, and historic statues that celebrate the city’s vibrant culture.
Café Du Monde – One of the most famous cafés in America. Try chicory coffee and powdered-sugar-covered beignets at this New Orleans institution founded in 1862.
Jackson Square & St. Louis Cathedral – The historic heart of the city. Here you’ll see the oldest cathedral in the United States and the famous statue of Andrew Jackson.
Pirate’s Alley – Step into a narrow historic alley once connected to legendary pirate Jean Lafitte and the city’s underground trade networks.
Pat O’Brien’s & the Hurricane Cocktail – Discover the story behind one of New Orleans’ most famous drinks and the Prohibition-era speakeasy that created it.
Bourbon Street – Experience the lively energy of the most famous street in New Orleans, filled with music, bars, and centuries of stories.
Marie Laveau’s House of Voodoo – Learn about the legendary Voodoo Queen whose influence shaped the spiritual folklore of the city.
Lafitte’s Blacksmith Shop – One of the oldest bars in America and a legendary pirate hangout.
Central Grocery & the Muffuletta – End the tour at the birthplace of the iconic New Orleans sandwich.
This self guided walking tour New Orleans brings the French Quarter’s history to life one story at a time
FAQ's
What is this walking tour of New Orleans French Quarter?
This tour is a self-guided audio experience that leads you through the most historic and iconic streets of the French Quarter. Using the WalknTours app, you’ll hear stories automatically as you reach each location.
How does the self guided walking tour New Orleans work?
After purchasing the tour, download it in the WalknTours app. The tour uses GPS to trigger narration automatically at each stop so you can keep your phone in your pocket and explore hands-free.
How long does the tour take?
Most visitors complete the walking tour of New Orleans French Quarter in about 1 to 1.5 hours without stopping, but you can take longer if you stop for food, music, or shopping.
Do I need internet during the tour?
No. Once the tour is downloaded, it works offline.
Where does the tour start and end?
The tour begins near the Joan of Arc statue and ends near Central Grocery in the French Market area.
Can I pause the tour?
Yes. One of the best parts of a self guided walking tour New Orleans is the flexibility. Pause anytime for food, drinks, or sightseeing.
Is this tour family friendly?
Yes, though Bourbon Street and some locations may include adult nightlife themes typical of New Orleans.
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