New Orleans History and Sightseeing Small-Group Bike Tour
by Buzz Nola Tours
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This small-group bike tour in New Orleans lasts about three hours and covers both historical and cultural highlights of the city. The ride begins in the French Quarter with stops at Jackson Square and the Mississippi River front, where the Creole history of the city started. The route continues to Faubourg Marigny, known as the city's oldest neighborhood outside the French Quarter and a center for live music. The tour then visits St. Louis Cemetery No. 3, an above-ground cemetery in the Bayou St John area. Afterward, the group cycles to New Orleans City Park, which has the largest collection of mature live oak trees in the state, some between 400 and 850 years old. The next stop is the Treme neighborhood, known as the original community of free people of color. The final main stop is Louis Armstrong Park, a site important to the origins of jazz and New Orleans music culture. The tour concludes by riding back through the French Quarter streets to the starting point at Buzz Nola. The tour includes a comfortable bike with a basket, bottled water, and a local guide, with gratuities not included.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
French Quarter
The tour stops for about 15 minutes at Jackson Square and the Mississippi River front, locations where New Orleans’ Creole history began.
15 min
Faubourg Marigny
A 10-minute stop in this neighborhood, the oldest outside the French Quarter and home to the city’s largest music scene.
10 min
St. Louis Cemetery No. 3
Visit this large, above-ground cemetery located in the Bayou St John neighborhood of New Orleans for about 15 minutes.
15 min
New Orleans City Park
Spend 10 minutes in City Park, which contains the state’s largest collection of mature live oak trees, some aged between 400 and 850 years.
10 min
Treme
A 10-minute visit to the Treme neighborhood, which was the original area for free people of color.
10 min
Louis Armstrong Park
Stop for about 10 minutes at the park where jazz started, featuring New Orleans music and cultural history.
10 min
French Quarter
Return ride through the French Quarter for 15 minutes, passing various sights and sounds on the way back to Buzz Nola.
15 min
Meeting point
Located in the French Quarter on Dauphine Street, 1 block from world famous Bourbon Street & 1.5 Blocks from Canal, our bike shop is NEXT TO the Museum of Death. Please set out well in advance so you arrive here no less than 20 minutes before the tour starts as there are no refunds if you are late.
End point
Located in the French Quarter on Dauphine Street, 1 block from world famous Bourbon Street & 1.5 Blocks from Canal, our bike shop is NEXT TO the Museum of Death. Please set out well in advance so you arrive here no less than 20 minutes before the tour starts as there are no refunds if you are late.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
New Orleans History and Sightseeing Small-Group Bike Tour
by Buzz Nola Tours
Choose from 1 available option
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.$110Overview
This small-group bike tour in New Orleans lasts about three hours and covers both historical and cultural highlights of the city. The ride begins in the French Quarter with stops at Jackson Square and the Mississippi River front, where the Creole history of the city started. The route continues to Faubourg Marigny, known as the city's oldest neighborhood outside the French Quarter and a center for live music. The tour then visits St. Louis Cemetery No. 3, an above-ground cemetery in the Bayou St John area. Afterward, the group cycles to New Orleans City Park, which has the largest collection of mature live oak trees in the state, some between 400 and 850 years old. The next stop is the Treme neighborhood, known as the original community of free people of color. The final main stop is Louis Armstrong Park, a site important to the origins of jazz and New Orleans music culture. The tour concludes by riding back through the French Quarter streets to the starting point at Buzz Nola. The tour includes a comfortable bike with a basket, bottled water, and a local guide, with gratuities not included.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
French Quarter
The tour stops for about 15 minutes at Jackson Square and the Mississippi River front, locations where New Orleans’ Creole history began.
15 min
Faubourg Marigny
A 10-minute stop in this neighborhood, the oldest outside the French Quarter and home to the city’s largest music scene.
10 min
St. Louis Cemetery No. 3
Visit this large, above-ground cemetery located in the Bayou St John neighborhood of New Orleans for about 15 minutes.
15 min
New Orleans City Park
Spend 10 minutes in City Park, which contains the state’s largest collection of mature live oak trees, some aged between 400 and 850 years.
10 min
Treme
A 10-minute visit to the Treme neighborhood, which was the original area for free people of color.
10 min
Louis Armstrong Park
Stop for about 10 minutes at the park where jazz started, featuring New Orleans music and cultural history.
10 min
French Quarter
Return ride through the French Quarter for 15 minutes, passing various sights and sounds on the way back to Buzz Nola.
15 min
Meeting point
Located in the French Quarter on Dauphine Street, 1 block from world famous Bourbon Street & 1.5 Blocks from Canal, our bike shop is NEXT TO the Museum of Death. Please set out well in advance so you arrive here no less than 20 minutes before the tour starts as there are no refunds if you are late.
End point
Located in the French Quarter on Dauphine Street, 1 block from world famous Bourbon Street & 1.5 Blocks from Canal, our bike shop is NEXT TO the Museum of Death. Please set out well in advance so you arrive here no less than 20 minutes before the tour starts as there are no refunds if you are late.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.