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French Quarter

The French Quarter is a place of constant change, settled by the French, ruled by the Spanish, occupied by the Americans, and the second-largest port of entry for Italian immigrants in the 19th century. In the 20th century, it became a haven for artists, musicians, and bohemians and one of the hottest tourist destinations in the world. While The French Quarter might be the oldest neighborhood in the United States, it has been continually occupied since the city’s founding in 1718 and features countless surviving examples of intact 19th century architecture. After the tour you’ll have a detailed understanding of the history and culture of New Orleans’ oldest neighborhood and why New Orleans is America’s Most Interesting City.

Cemetery Walking Tour of St Louis #3
Join us as we traverse Bayou St. John, one of the city’s oldest neighborhoods, as well as the mysterious city of the dead, St. Louis Cemetery #3. St Louis Cemetery #3 dates back to 1852 and is one of the best historic cemeteries that is still open to the public. This NOLA walking tour is riddled with unique architectures, histories and landscapes found nowhere else in the world.
We are excited to share this amazing part of New Orleans through our entertaining and comprehensive hour-long tour. Follow us back in history as we walk the city’s oldest road which houses the city’s most historic plantation house, as well as, the site of New Orleans’ largest Voodoo ritual conducted by Marie Laveau II.
This is still an active cemetery, please be respectful while visiting any cemetery.