New Orleans French Quarter and More Carriage Ride

Overview

You and your guests are going to love the opportunity to sit back and relax while your carriage driver unfolds 300 years of fun-filled history on your mule-drawn carriage ride. We cover the storied history of New Orleans, discussing everything from our resilient culture to the aging architecture. While our carriage tours cover a ton of history, they aren't boring history lectures. Aside from history, we'll chat about things like food, cocktails, nightclubs, jazz, museums, must-sees, and things to do!

City: New Orleans

Tue 17 Jun

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Starting at $60.00

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Tue 17 Jun

Starting at $60.00

Make a reservation

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What's Included

Mule-drawn carriage ride

Recommendations for nightclubs, jazz, museums, and other must-sees in New Orleans

Additional Info

Service animals allowed
Public transportation options are available nearby
Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Deep cleaning for carriages

What To Expect

French Quarter

Discover the history and mystery of the French Quarter, also known as the Vieux Carre. See prominent landmarks such as the St. Louis Cathedral, French Market, Spanish Cabildo, Pontalba Buildings, Place D'Armes, and Napoleon House. Learn about important events such as the Great Fire of 1788, Battle of New Orleans, etc. Admire the architecture of Creole Esplanade, Old Slave Quarters, French Coffee Houses, Spanish Patios, and Ironwork Balconies

St. Louis Cathedral

St. Louis Cathedral is the oldest continuously active cathedral in the U.S.

French Market

See this historic market area, overlooking the Mississippi.

Cabildo

This Spanish colonial building was made from a mold crafted by Dr. Francesco Antommarchi, who was one of Napoleon Bonaparte's physicians at the time of his death. The museum is now home to Napoleon's death mask.

Pontalba Buildings

Often referred to as the “oldest apartment building in the U.S."

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