Definitely Worth A Visit!
Definitely Worth A Visit! “Our tour guide was Frank, a native to NOLA and a wealth of knowledge. He was easy to keep up with and hear. The garden district…
Definitely Worth A Visit! “Our tour guide was Frank, a native to NOLA and a wealth of knowledge. He was easy to keep up with and hear. The garden district…
From NOLA.com: Eerie 'Twelve Years a Slave' sculpture is a metaverse masterpiece https://www.nola.com/entertainment_life/arts/marcus-browns-solomon-northup-slavery-artwork-is-masterpiece/article_9e508b8a-7bf9-11ed-a7f7-9f4386cb4f03.html https://www.tourneworleans.com/french-quarter-walking-tour/
Excellent tour! Our guide was superb! Historically accurate, smart, funny and interesting. Especially loved that he dispelled the myths surrounding voodoo. Highly recommended. stephanie g https://www.tourneworleans.com/french-quarter-walking-tour/
House of Dance and Feathers celebrates reopening https://www.nola.com/gambit/events/house-of-dance-and-feathers-reopens-in-9th-ward/article_6d4d1a5c-773b-11ed-a479-df99ae0a5f0a.html https://www.tourneworleans.com/music-tour/
Great guide - learned a lot about the cemetery and the Garden District “I was in New Orleans for a conference and had a free afternoon. The Garden District tour…
From NOLA.com: Was that Taylor Swift at Preservation Hall in New Orleans on Saturday? It was. https://www.nola.com/entertainment_life/music/taylor-swift-attends-preservation-hall-show-in-new-orleans/article_cab9e5c8-7a45-11ed-8e7b-df28c587bce9.html https://www.tourneworleans.com/music-tour/
Charasmatic and Smart! “These guys are great. We did two different tours with them. Rain or shine, they'll be there to educate you about everything you need to know! Very…
Lee Harvey Oswald in New Orleans https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=35V8OePDTjI https://www.tourneworleans.com/jfk-assassination-conspiracy-tour/
Amazing Local Knowledge “Our guide was funny and charming as well as local which always helps. His knowledge was encyclopedic and he made centuries of history come to life. In…
From NOLA.com: The curtains went up in 1792 on New Orleans' first theater, on a site next to Preservation Hall https://www.nola.com/entertainment_life/new-orleans-first-theater-opened-on-st-peter-street-in-1792/article_6249556a-7a30-11ed-afb4-2fb44d94c5a2.html https://www.tourneworleans.com/french-quarter-walking-tour/