



by Southern Style Tours and Transportation
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$80This two-and-a-half-hour bus tour offers a broad introduction to New Orleans, covering its key neighborhoods, history, and architecture. The tour operates on an enclosed, air-conditioned minibus and includes hotel pickup and drop-off from selected downtown and French Quarter hotels. A professional guide provides live commentary throughout the trip. The tour starts with a drive through the French Quarter and along Esplanade Avenue past historic mansions. It stops at City Park where participants can visit the Morning Call Cafe for coffee and beignets or explore the Besthoff Sculpture Garden. Next, the route passes through the Garden District, known for its large mansions and well-kept boulevards. The minibus continues through the Warehouse District and Faubourg Treme, one of the oldest African American neighborhoods in the U.S. It also passes the former American Sector, home to the World War II Museum and the Contemporary Arts Center. The final highlight is Saint Louis Cathedral, the oldest cathedral in North America, established as a Catholic parish in 1720 on the Mississippi River banks. Gratuities are not included.
French Quarter and City Park
The tour begins passing through the French Quarter and along Esplanade Avenue, where historic mansions line the street. The bus stops at City Park, where travelers can visit the Morning Call Cafe for coffee and beignets or walk through the Besthoff Sculpture Garden.
Garden District
The route continues with a drive through the Garden District, notable for its large mansions and well-maintained boulevards.
Warehouse District and Faubourg Treme
The tour proceeds through the Warehouse District and Faubourg Treme, one of the oldest African American neighborhoods in the U.S. It also passes the former American Sector, which houses the World War II Museum and the Contemporary Arts Center.
Saint Louis Cathedral
The final stop includes a view of Saint Louis Cathedral, the oldest cathedral in North America, founded as a Catholic parish in 1720 on the Mississippi River banks.




by Southern Style Tours and Transportation
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$80This two-and-a-half-hour bus tour offers a broad introduction to New Orleans, covering its key neighborhoods, history, and architecture. The tour operates on an enclosed, air-conditioned minibus and includes hotel pickup and drop-off from selected downtown and French Quarter hotels. A professional guide provides live commentary throughout the trip. The tour starts with a drive through the French Quarter and along Esplanade Avenue past historic mansions. It stops at City Park where participants can visit the Morning Call Cafe for coffee and beignets or explore the Besthoff Sculpture Garden. Next, the route passes through the Garden District, known for its large mansions and well-kept boulevards. The minibus continues through the Warehouse District and Faubourg Treme, one of the oldest African American neighborhoods in the U.S. It also passes the former American Sector, home to the World War II Museum and the Contemporary Arts Center. The final highlight is Saint Louis Cathedral, the oldest cathedral in North America, established as a Catholic parish in 1720 on the Mississippi River banks. Gratuities are not included.
French Quarter and City Park
The tour begins passing through the French Quarter and along Esplanade Avenue, where historic mansions line the street. The bus stops at City Park, where travelers can visit the Morning Call Cafe for coffee and beignets or walk through the Besthoff Sculpture Garden.
Garden District
The route continues with a drive through the Garden District, notable for its large mansions and well-maintained boulevards.
Warehouse District and Faubourg Treme
The tour proceeds through the Warehouse District and Faubourg Treme, one of the oldest African American neighborhoods in the U.S. It also passes the former American Sector, which houses the World War II Museum and the Contemporary Arts Center.
Saint Louis Cathedral
The final stop includes a view of Saint Louis Cathedral, the oldest cathedral in North America, founded as a Catholic parish in 1720 on the Mississippi River banks.