Soul of NOLA 3 Hr. Citywide Tour New Orleans

Our most popular 3 hour driving tour is an overview of New Orleans, traveling in the comfort of our luxurious Honda Odyssey minivan. We'll start in the French Quarter, where the city’s colorful history began. We’ll continue to the Marigny and the Bywater, two charming downriver neighborhoods, and get a sense of their changing history through the centuries and in the 14 years since Hurricane Katrina. We’ll proceed up mansion-lined Esplanade Avenue towards Bayou St. John and to City Park, one of our nation’s oldest urban parks and home to the world’s largest stand of mature live oak trees. We will continue upriver along iconic St. Charles Avenue through the University area into the fabled Garden District. Approaching Canal Street, we’ll pass through the Warehouse Arts District, by the World War II Museum and the Central Business District. A condensed presentation, this tour is great for hot summer months, (we’re in air conditioning the whole time!) or for visitors short on time.

Itinerary
This is a typical itinerary for this product

Pass By: French Quarter, French Quarter, New Orleans, Louisiana

We'll start in the French Quarter, where the city’s colorful history began.

Pass By: Marigny, Marigny, New Orleans, Louisiana

We’ll continue to the Marigny and the Bywater, two charming downriver neighborhoods, and get a sense of their changing history through the centuries and in the 14 years since Hurricane Katrina.

Pass By: City Park, City Park, New Orleans, Louisiana

We’ll proceed up mansion-lined Esplanade Avenue towards Bayou St. John and to City Park, one of our nation’s oldest urban parks and home to the world’s largest stand of mature live oak trees.

Pass By: Garden District, Garden District, New Orleans, Louisiana

We will continue upriver along iconic St. Charles Avenue through the University area into the fabled Garden District.

Pass By: Arts District – Warehouse District, Arts District / Warehouse District, New Orleans, Louisiana

Approaching Canal Street, we’ll pass through the Warehouse Arts District, by the World War II Museum and the Central Business District.