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New Orleans City and Cemetery Tour with Garden District Stroll

Gray Line New Orleans • 400 Toulouse Street • New Orleans, LA 70130

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A Gray Line tour bus is parked in front of Jackson Square, with St. Louis Cathedral and surrounding buildings visible in the background.

A group of people stands in front of marble tombs and statues in a cemetery under a clear blue sky.

Three people walk and talk on a brick path through a lush, green park with large trees draped in Spanish moss.

A large white two-story historic house with tall columns, black wrought iron railings, and a front porch, with a statue in the landscaped yard.

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Take a New Orleans city and cemetery tour that covers 25 square miles of iconic neighborhoods. This 3-hour experience includes a guided Garden District walk, a stop at St. Louis Cemetery #3, and scenic views from City Park to Lake Pontchartrain.

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Explore 25 miles of historic New Orleans neighborhoods by bus.
Visit St. Louis Cemetery #3 with a narrated guided stop.
Take a Garden District walking tour with a local expert.
Enjoy free time at City Park under centuries-old live oaks.
Optional stop for beignets and coffee at Café du Monde.
See Lake Pontchartrain, Causeway Bridge, and marina views.
Tour departs from the Toulouse Street dock near the French Quarter.
Check in at the Lighthouse Ticket Office 15 minutes before tour time.
Easily walkable from most downtown hotels.

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Get ready to explore the very soul of New Orleans on this three-hour city sightseeing adventure! Covering 25 square miles, this tour takes you through three centuries of history, culture, and charm. From the lively French Quarter and historic Jackson Square to the elegant mansions along Esplanade Avenue, every stop along the way reveals another piece of the Crescent City’s story.

Step into the city’s unique traditions with a visit to St. Louis Cemetery #3, where you’ll discover the famous above-ground tombs and the fascinating customs of jazz funerals. Then, wander into the beauty of City Park, where ancient live oaks stretch across lush landscapes and sculpture gardens. It’s the perfect place to grab a café au lait and beignets at Café du Monde or capture that picture-perfect New Orleans moment.

The journey continues along the sparkling shores of Lake Pontchartrain, with its historic lighthouse and sweeping Causeway Bridge views, before following the storied tracks of the St. Charles Avenue streetcar. Pass by Loyola and Tulane Universities, Audubon Park, and grand Southern mansions before stepping off for a guided stroll through the enchanting Garden District. With its timeless architecture and rich tales of the people who lived there, this neighborhood is the perfect finale to your unforgettable New Orleans experience!

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Large, sprawling oak tree with thick, twisted branches over a park bench and statue, surrounded by lush green grass and other trees.

Five people pose casually in front of an ornate iron fence and lush greenery on a sunny day. Some are smiling, and a large tote bag sits on the ground in front of them.

A large white mansion with tall columns and decorative trim stands on a well-manicured lawn under a clear blue sky.

A white building with a red-roofed lighthouse stands by the water under a blue sky with scattered clouds, with grassy foreground and boats docked nearby.

Three green streetcars travel along tracks lined with grass and trees, with passengers visible inside. The front streetcar displays "St. Charles" as its route.

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Frequently Asked Questions about New Orleans City & Cemetery Tour with Garden District Stroll

Where does the tour depart from?

The tour departs from the Gray Line Lighthouse Ticket Office at 400 Toulouse St., New Orleans, LA 70130, directly behind JAX Brewery.

How early should I arrive for the tour?

Please arrive at least 15 minutes prior to tour time. Check in with a ticket agent at the Lighthouse Ticket Office.

Is there parking nearby?

The meeting location is within walking distance of most downtown hotels, so walking is encouraged to help preserve the French Quarter from vehicular traffic. If you plan to drive, public parking is available on Decatur St., with hourly rates and some lots requiring pre-payment at onsite automated kiosks. The closest parking option to the departure point is Jax Lot #P401 at 500 Decatur St.

How long is the tour?

The tour lasts approximately 3 hours.

Is the tour suitable for children?

The tour is family-friendly and suitable for all ages.

Are food and drinks included in the tour price?

No, meals and beverages are not included. However, the tour includes a stop at Café du Monde, where you can purchase café au lait, beignets, and other refreshments.

What should I bring?

Bring cash for purchasing snacks and tipping your guide, a camera/smartphone for pictures, drinking water, and sun protection.

How should I dress for the tour?

Wear weather-appropriate clothing, comfortable walking shoes, and a hat or sunglasses.

Can I bring a pet?

Only ADA-defined service animals are allowed to join the tour. Please contact Gray Line New Orleans via the number on your e-ticket at least 48 hours prior to your scheduled tour departure.

Is the tour wheelchair accessible?

Portions of the tour are accessible. The Besthoff Sculpture Garden has paved pathways, and an accessible restroom is available at Café du Monde. However, sidewalks in the Garden District can be uneven. Guests with limited mobility may remain on the bus at any stop. If you or anyone in your party requires a vehicle equipped for wheelchair accessibility, please contact Gray Line tours New Orleans via the number on your e-ticket at least 48 hours prior to your scheduled tour departure.