NEW ORLEANS · ARCHITECTURE TOURS
The ones worth booking.
The 6 new orleans architecture tours that earn their place, the ones that leave travellers looking up long after. What each one shows you, who leads it, and what it costs.
A $40, 2-hour small-group walk through New Orleans Garden District architecture, with cemetery stories, Italianate houses, and local guide tips.
Most Popular“Our guide was very informative and enthusiastic. Gary encouraged questions and answered them thoroughly. He was very knowledgeable. He had pictures to illuminate points he was making. He provided interesting insights.”
New Orleans French Quarter architecture walk: 2 hours, small group, French vs Spanish styles, landmark stops at Jackson Square and Royal Street.
“The guide was entertaining, engaging, knowledgeable. Her love for New Orleans was palpable and left us with a vicarious feeling being an insider.”
Marigny Creole architecture walk: Old Mint, Esplanade mansions, Faubourg homes, and Frenchmen Street—2 hours of local stories.
“Kelsey’s knowledge was very impressive. Her amiability and overall personality made our tour extremely enjoyable. Thank you again Kelsey.”
A 3-hour New Orleans architecture, culture, and history tour with hotel pickup, an air-conditioned bus, and stops from Treme to Metairie.
Stroll the Garden District mansions with a licensed guide and hear planter-family stories, including above-ground burial rites at Lafayette cemetery.
“Keynin Joiner was wonderful! Professional, knowledgeable, considerate, informative entertaining, patient, everything I want in a guide. He was really good with the 13- and 15-year-old male teenagers, too. They loved his stories and were engaged the entire two hours.”
See Garden District mansions and Lafayette Cemetery No. 1 on a 2-hour guided walk with planter-family stories and film-location lore.
“Keynin was our guide and we had a wonderful 2 hour walk through the garden district. A lot of history, context for the area, and pointing out different architectural elements. Was an amazing part of our trip to New Orleans, has a different feRead more”
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