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HIGHLIGHTS & SECRETS OF THE FRENCH QUARTER


NEW ORLEANS: THE SECRETS & HIGHLIGHTS OF THE FRENCH QUARTER

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HIGHLIGHTS

New Orleans’ French Quarter is a journey through the vibrant culture of the
melting pot of this distinct city.  A meld of Spanish, French, African, and
American cultures mingled on these streets and created a culture unlike any
other. Join a local Creole guide as they lead you through the narrow streets
with places and spaces that could only be found in The Crescent City. This
3-hour walking tour incorporates the vibrancy but also the history - and recent
history of New Orleans.


 * OVERVIEW
   
   DURATION: 3 HOURS
   
   On these streets, an amalgamation of cultures collide - jazz, voodoo, and
   Mardi Gras are some of the roots of this city and its enigmatic people. As we
   meet on Bourbon Street, the 24-hour party will surround us. as your local
   guide, a native to these streets begins your lesson in all things Creole.
   Pass by former bars and flophouses that incubated the culture, as well as the
   former hotbeds of vice-like the Tango Belt, Storyville, Pirate Alley, and
   Exchange Alley. It would be a sin to walk the French Quarter without talking
   about cocktails so your guide will show you and talk about the many cocktails
   birthed in these establishments. You are welcome to grab a drink (not
   included in the price of the tour) should you wish to continue on with a
   beverage in hand. It may assist in some dancing in the streets at our next
   stop - Royal Street where some of the best local musicians are still making
   the Quarter its own dance hall. 
   
   It's not all just about the party. Next, you head to Jackson Square to visit
   the more historical sites including the impending St. Louis Cathedral, the
   Pontalba apartments, as well as the Cabildo, where the Louisiana Purchase was
   signed. Just off the square, it is time to enter the Presbytère Museum where
   touching exhibits on Hurricane Katrina and almost in a total 180-degree,
   Mardi Gras - but that is life in the Crescent City, touching and joyful at
   the same time. 
   
   Get in the spirit of New Orleans and enter into one of the most haunted
   buildings in the United States where supernatural encounters are frequent -
   especially in the seance room. Swing through to the old French Market and
   round off your time in the French Quarter at Cafe du Monde where your guide
   will leave you to enjoy a treat and the rushing Mississippi River as it
   weaves past the Big Easy.


 * HIGHLIGHTS
   
    * French Quarter Neighborhood
    * Enter the Presbytère Museum where exhibits detail Mardi Gras and Hurricane
      Katrina
    * Wander the most historical spaces of Jackson Square
    * Visit the most haunted structure in the French Quarter and pass through
      its infamous séance room
    * Taste a beignet from the world-famous Café du Monde
   
   
   SITES VISITED
   
    * French Quarter
    * Bourbon Street
    * The Tango Belt
    * Exchange Place
    * Pirate Alley
    * Jackson Square
    * Pontalba Apartments (outside)
    * Cabildo (outside)
    * St. Louis Cathedral (outside)
    * Presbytère Museum (inside)
    * French Market
    * Café du Monde
   
   
   TOUR INCLUDES
   
    * Pre-reserved ticket to Presbytère Museum
    * Local English-speaking guide
    * Expertly guided walking tour
    * Food tasting - Beignet
   
    * Hotel Pick-Up / Drop-Off


ESSENTIAL INFO


KNOW BEFORE YOU BOOK

 * This tour is in English.
 * This tour is wheelchair accessible, with limitations. Although please note,
   the ground can be uneven and doorways are fairly narrow.


DEPARTURE TIME

2:00 PM


DURATION

3 hours


WHERE TO MEET

 * Meeting point: 
   
   125 Bourbon Street (Hard Rock Cafe)
   
   The tour meeting time is 15 minutes prior to the tour start time.
   
    
   
   If you have any questions, please visit the FAQ page, or speak with our
   Global Contact Center at 1-888-683-8670.
   
   In anticipation of your visit, please follow Walks on Instagram, Facebook,
   or Twitter, and be sure to share your experience using our hashtag
   #ExperienceIt and #TakeWalks.
   
   
   DURATION
   
   3 hours
   
   
   
   
   2:00 PM

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