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New Orleans Garden District Walking Tour

Overview
Enjoy the stories on a walking tour through New Orleans’ elegant 19th Century garden neighborhood. You will get to look through the gates at Lafayette Cemetery #1, currently closed to the public. This neighborhood and its cemetery tells the story of New Orleans from the Louisiana Purchase to the Civil War. Stunning antebellum mansions, lush gardens, unforgettable stories, and beautiful photo opportunities await! We keep our group size under 12 guests to make in a fun, personal experience.
City: New Orleans
Mon 28 Apr
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Starting at $33.00
Mon 28 Apr
Starting at $33.00
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What's Included
Local guide
Small-group walking tour
Additional Info
  • Wheelchair accessible
  • Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
  • Service animals allowed
  • Public transportation options are available nearby
  • All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
  • Suitable for all physical fitness levels
  • Due to uneven surfaces, comfortable walking shoes and sturdy wheelchairs are advised
  • Wheelchair accessible but be advised that the sidewalks are very uneven
  • Operates in all weather conditions, please dress appropriately
What To Expect
1
Lafayette Cemetery No.1
Breathtaking, heartbreaking, beautiful, and full of stories! The cemetery is closed to the public, but you'll get a good look through the large gates while your guide explains our unique interment practices.
2
Garden District
Explore the lush Garden District and hear the stories behind the 19th Century mansions in the neighborhood.
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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Reviews (1000)
AnitaTim
Mar 2025
Meet at Gracious Bakery ( food there not bad). Restrooms available. St Charles Trolley stops right in front of the bakery and there is street parking if you can find it. Trolley 1.25 per person and they want exact amount in cash. About 10 in the group. James was our guide and he did well explaining the homes and small details about New Orleans. He does stop by a cemetery and gives some details on it but we don’t go in a walk around. Beware of uneven sidewalks. Recommend this tour if you want up close look of these homes ( some famous ones) .
Response from Host
Mar 2025
Thank you for so much for this wonderful review and recommendation! I don’t think we’ve ever gotten a review that is so full of practical tips. The streetcar is a wonderful way to get to the neighborhood and Gracious Bakery is a tasty place for us to meet our groups before we explore the beautiful and gracious Garden District. James is good at explaining our history, culture, and architecture. Thanks for the helpful hints about the streetcar, the café, and the sidewalks. It looks like you’re ready to visit us another time! See you then! Libby
SallieKate_R
Mar 2025
Lesley was a great tour guide filled with a wealth of knowledge on New Orleans history and the Garden District. Would highly recommend!
Response from Host
Mar 2025
Thank you so much! Lesley really does have a wonderful understanding of the city and our culture and history, and a kind nature. She makes an excellent guide in our fascinating neighborhoods. Thank you for choosing Lucky Bean Tours to show you around New Orleans, and please include us in your plans next time you make it to town. Thanks for the recommendation! Libby
Lisa_S
Mar 2025
It was great to hear about the gentile history of the city and to escape the sometimes hectic and gritty element of the French Quarter. I love both the flowers and the homes on this tour. Our guide was SUPER informative, and we especially appreciated the advice to check out Magazine Street. I DEFINITELY recommend checking out this tour…it is a must, even if only in NOLA a few days.
Response from Host
Mar 2025
Hello, thank you so much! We really do appreciate every review, especially when our guests are happy and recommend our tours to other travelers. I completely agree that the Garden District is a wonderful contrast to the busy, musical, sometimes gritty and very urban French Quarter. We are so happy that you chose us to show you around the beautiful Garden District, and I’m so happy that you checked out Magazine Street. That is definitely an area that most visitors do not see, and it’s yet another wonderful New Orleans neighborhood. Please tour with us next time you come to New Orleans! Libby

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