Creole Kids Tour in New Orleans

Overview

Take a stroll back in time on this unique 90 minute walking tour of the French Quarter. The teacher-led Creole Kids Tour leads elementary aged kids (and their adults) through 6 blocks of the French Quarter explaining who lived here, why they lived here, and what life was like for kids living here in the 19th century. Kids will see pictures of the past, hold artifacts from the past, and reenact a moment in time. Attending adults will walk away with a better understanding of the city- and some very happy kids! Adults are encouraged to participate or to kick back and let their kids lead the show.

City: New Orleans

Mon 24 Feb

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Starting at $25.00

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Mon 24 Feb

Starting at $25.00

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What's Included

Local guide

Professional guide

Additional Info

Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
Wheelchair accessible
Children must be accompanied by an adult
Operates in all weather conditions, please dress appropriately

What To Expect

Mississippi River

Families will learn facts about the river and its use over the past centuries. Dad jokes and thought provoking questions are included.

Andrew Jackson Statue

Kids will learn who Andrew Jackson was, what he is best known for, and why there is a statue of him in New Orleans. They will also greet him as a 19th century citizen would.

Jackson Square

In this open park, families will sit in the shade and learn about the different people who controlled, worked, and lived in New Orleans since the 1600s. We'll discuss how this land was used and why people came here- willingly and enslaved. Kids will learn about daily life in the 1800s for free kids vs enslaved children; Americans vs Creoles, and boys vs girls. Thought provoking discussions are woven into the reenactment of aspects of our past while soaking up the sun in this beautiful Square.

St. Louis Cathedral

Families will learn about the role of the Catholic Church in setting up the colony- as well as the Code Noir which governed religion and roles of the enslaved population. We'll peek along the side and hear about one of the most popular Catholic holidays: Mardi Gras.

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Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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Reviews (52)

sbfarmer3

Dec 2019

This tour was top-notch, loved by kids and parents both! We tried to join every tour they offered within the duration of our stay, they are the best. History met culture met geography in dramatic battles, stories of villains and heroes, and the magical congruence of creole influences that make the city of New Orleans what we love today. If you have kids, this is your first stop - for adults, too!

Srouton1

Nov 2019

We had a wide range of 6 children (ages 2-10) and 4 adults. We are Louisiana natives, and highly recommend the tour. Ask for guide Sara, she was WONDERFUL with our children. As a mom and school teacher, I highly recommend and would even do this tour again with my children. It’s historical and engaging. 5 stars from this krewe! Thanks Ms. Sara!

Z1997NSmariac

Oct 2019

We were a small group and of varying ages. Our guide Caroline was an experienced schoolteacher with a knack for eccentric amusement. I thought she did a great job interacting with the kids and brought a lot of information to them in a fun way. Highly recommend. Would have liked to have done the spooky tour but my 7 yo grandson is still too scared of spooks.