New Orleans: French Quarter Walking Tour and Local Cocktails

New Orleans: French Quarter Walking Tour and Local Cocktails

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Discover the rich cultures, people, traditions, and spirits of New Orleans on this guided walking tour. Try some tasty local cocktails while exploring the historic French Quarter.

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Highlights

Try traditional New Orleans' cocktails like the Sazerac and Mint Julep
Dive into culture and stories of New Orleans with the help of a guide
Visit some bars that have been frequented by locals for generations
Take a stroll around the French Quarter and visit Treme and Marigny
Snap pictures while going out in New Orleans to share with friends

Description

Meet your guide at the Monument to the Immigrant in New Orleans which stands along the Mississippi River in Woldenberg Park. Start off your tour right with a local cocktail by the river. Have the chance to sip on New Orleans favorites like the Sazerac, Mint Julep, Hurricanes, the Haunted Bloody, Voodoo daiquiris, and Nola brew, as you indulge with the included 3-4 cocktails along the way. Stop at venues along the way that have been visited by locals for generations. Hear stories about French royalty and the infamous Grand Terre pirates. Step back in time as you admire the cast-iron balconies and old brick buildings in the Historic French Quarter. Venture into the surrounding neighborhoods of Treme and Marigny to see jazz clubs and Cajun bistros. Return to your meeting point at the end of your tour with deeper understanding of the culture and watering holes in New Orleans.