



by Intrepid Urban Adventures - USA
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.$162.20This two-and-a-half-hour walking tour in New Orleans starts at Jackson Square, where the guide waits beside the equestrian statue of Andrew Jackson facing St. Louis Cathedral. The group then walks to the French Market, America’s oldest public market, to sample local foods and learn about the area's multicultural history and culture. After spending about 30 minutes there, the tour continues with a guided walk through approximately 14 blocks of the French Quarter and Old Town, covering about 1.5 miles at a relaxed pace with frequent stops. During the walk, participants taste five food samples representing Cajun and Creole cuisine, such as a beignet, gumbo, and a Po'boy sandwich. There is also a hot sauce tasting that includes information about Louisiana’s spice traditions. The total amount of food is intended to equal a full meal, though food options and portion sizes may vary depending on the day and season. The guide can offer recommendations for vegetarian or special dietary needs, but substitutions may not be available at all stops. Children under 4 can join free, and there is a reduced price for children aged 4 to 11. Tips for the guide are not included.
Jackson Square
Meet your guide beside the equestrian statue of Andrew Jackson at the center of Jackson Square. The statue faces St. Louis Cathedral, and this is the starting point of the tour.
30 min
French Market
Visit America’s oldest public market, known for its lively atmosphere and variety of local foods. Sample several local bites and observe the cultural setting that has been active for centuries.
30 min
French Quarter
Walk through the French Quarter’s streets for about 90 minutes, tasting classic Cajun and Creole foods such as gumbo and Po'boy sandwiches. The guide also introduces hot sauce tastings and shares information on the area's culinary traditions.
90 min
At Jackson Square (inside the square), next to the large Andrew Jackson statue (horse statue), directly in front of St. Louis Cathedral.
End point
A central location in the French Quarter near Jackson Square




by Intrepid Urban Adventures - USA
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.$162.20This two-and-a-half-hour walking tour in New Orleans starts at Jackson Square, where the guide waits beside the equestrian statue of Andrew Jackson facing St. Louis Cathedral. The group then walks to the French Market, America’s oldest public market, to sample local foods and learn about the area's multicultural history and culture. After spending about 30 minutes there, the tour continues with a guided walk through approximately 14 blocks of the French Quarter and Old Town, covering about 1.5 miles at a relaxed pace with frequent stops. During the walk, participants taste five food samples representing Cajun and Creole cuisine, such as a beignet, gumbo, and a Po'boy sandwich. There is also a hot sauce tasting that includes information about Louisiana’s spice traditions. The total amount of food is intended to equal a full meal, though food options and portion sizes may vary depending on the day and season. The guide can offer recommendations for vegetarian or special dietary needs, but substitutions may not be available at all stops. Children under 4 can join free, and there is a reduced price for children aged 4 to 11. Tips for the guide are not included.
Jackson Square
Meet your guide beside the equestrian statue of Andrew Jackson at the center of Jackson Square. The statue faces St. Louis Cathedral, and this is the starting point of the tour.
30 min
French Market
Visit America’s oldest public market, known for its lively atmosphere and variety of local foods. Sample several local bites and observe the cultural setting that has been active for centuries.
30 min
French Quarter
Walk through the French Quarter’s streets for about 90 minutes, tasting classic Cajun and Creole foods such as gumbo and Po'boy sandwiches. The guide also introduces hot sauce tastings and shares information on the area's culinary traditions.
90 min
At Jackson Square (inside the square), next to the large Andrew Jackson statue (horse statue), directly in front of St. Louis Cathedral.
End point
A central location in the French Quarter near Jackson Square