



by Flambeaux Bicycle Tours
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.$110This New Orleans Creole Odyssey Small-Group Bike Tour lasts about three hours and covers approximately 12 miles through several historic and cultural neighborhoods. The tour begins at the operator’s French Quarter location, where participants receive a bicycle, helmet, bottled water, and a briefing from a professional guide. The ride starts with a visit to the oldest building in the French Quarter, followed by a 15-minute stop in Faubourg Marigny, an area known for Frenchmen Street’s music scene and cultural significance. Most of the ride continues through Mid-City, a neighborhood with tree-lined streets and diverse architecture. The group then visits St. Louis Cemetery No. 3 for about 20 minutes, where the guide explains local Creole burial customs and history. Next, the tour passes through City Park, the largest urban park in New Orleans, including a 10-minute break at Café du Monde’s City Park location. The route continues along Bayou St. John, a historic waterway once used by Native Americans and French settlers. The final stop is Congo Square, where the origins of Jazz are discussed during a 15-minute visit. The tour concludes with a short ride back to the starting point. Food, drinks, and gratuities are not included. Participants should wear closed-toed shoes and dress for the weather. The minimum age is 13 years, and all riders must be over 4 feet 11 inches tall. Flip-flops and slippers are not allowed, but sandals with heel straps are acceptable.
Flambeaux Bicycle Tours
The tour begins at the operator’s French Quarter location where participants gather and prepare for the ride.
10 min
French Quarter
The group visits the oldest building in New Orleans before heading onward to Mid-City.
15 min
Faubourg Marigny
The tour passes through this neighborhood featuring Frenchmen Street, known for its music venues and cultural significance.
15 min
Mid-City
The main part of the ride covers about two hours cycling through Mid-City, a central neighborhood in New Orleans.
120 min
St. Louis Cemetery No. 3
Participants learn about the burial practices in this historic cemetery located in the district.
20 min
City Park
Riders cycle through New Orleans’ largest urban park and pause for a 10-minute break at the Café du Monde location inside the park.
20 min
Bayou St. John
The route follows this natural waterway historically used by Native Americans and early French settlers.
15 min
Congo Square
The guide explains the origins of Jazz at this culturally important location in the city.
15 min
Operator's Shop
The tour ends by returning to the operator’s shop.
5 min




by Flambeaux Bicycle Tours
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.$110This New Orleans Creole Odyssey Small-Group Bike Tour lasts about three hours and covers approximately 12 miles through several historic and cultural neighborhoods. The tour begins at the operator’s French Quarter location, where participants receive a bicycle, helmet, bottled water, and a briefing from a professional guide. The ride starts with a visit to the oldest building in the French Quarter, followed by a 15-minute stop in Faubourg Marigny, an area known for Frenchmen Street’s music scene and cultural significance. Most of the ride continues through Mid-City, a neighborhood with tree-lined streets and diverse architecture. The group then visits St. Louis Cemetery No. 3 for about 20 minutes, where the guide explains local Creole burial customs and history. Next, the tour passes through City Park, the largest urban park in New Orleans, including a 10-minute break at Café du Monde’s City Park location. The route continues along Bayou St. John, a historic waterway once used by Native Americans and French settlers. The final stop is Congo Square, where the origins of Jazz are discussed during a 15-minute visit. The tour concludes with a short ride back to the starting point. Food, drinks, and gratuities are not included. Participants should wear closed-toed shoes and dress for the weather. The minimum age is 13 years, and all riders must be over 4 feet 11 inches tall. Flip-flops and slippers are not allowed, but sandals with heel straps are acceptable.
Flambeaux Bicycle Tours
The tour begins at the operator’s French Quarter location where participants gather and prepare for the ride.
10 min
French Quarter
The group visits the oldest building in New Orleans before heading onward to Mid-City.
15 min
Faubourg Marigny
The tour passes through this neighborhood featuring Frenchmen Street, known for its music venues and cultural significance.
15 min
Mid-City
The main part of the ride covers about two hours cycling through Mid-City, a central neighborhood in New Orleans.
120 min
St. Louis Cemetery No. 3
Participants learn about the burial practices in this historic cemetery located in the district.
20 min
City Park
Riders cycle through New Orleans’ largest urban park and pause for a 10-minute break at the Café du Monde location inside the park.
20 min
Bayou St. John
The route follows this natural waterway historically used by Native Americans and early French settlers.
15 min
Congo Square
The guide explains the origins of Jazz at this culturally important location in the city.
15 min
Operator's Shop
The tour ends by returning to the operator’s shop.
5 min