Hop-On Hop-Off New Orleans 1 day
Supplied by: City Sightseeing New Orleans
Come and discover New Orleans from the top deck of a big red City Sightseeing bus. There really is no better way to see the city. You can hop on and off at as many stops as you choose while your tickets lasts and the fascinating multilingual commentary will let you into all the secrets of the magical Crescent City. There’s even a fantastic self-guided walking tour of the famous Lafayette Cemetery included.
What's included
- 1-day Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour
- Lafayette Cemetery: self-guided walking tour
- Stops near all major sights
- Live guide in English
- Full hygiene measures
Know before you go
**Hop-On Hop-Off Bus**
* There will be no bus service on the following dates: 28th November 2024; 7th and 25th December 2024; 8th, 22nd and 23rd February 2025; 1st, 2nd and 4th March 2025; 12th and 13th April 2025.
* 24th and 27th December 2024 – last departure at 16:00
* 21st, 26th, 27th, 28th February and 3rd March 2025 – last departure at 15:30
* 10th and 11th April 2025: Stops 1 - 4 will be closed
* Your ticket must be used on your selected travel day – it will not be valid on any other day.
Highlights
- Booklet with deals and discounts at museums, restaurants, and attractions along the way.
- Non-stop loop so you can create your own itinerary and spend the time you wish in each stop.
- Experienced Tour Guides providing commentaries and answering questions.
- 1-day unlimited Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour with 360º panoramic views of New Orleans.
Overview
Your City Sightseeing tour of New Orleans has been designed to show you the very best of this amazing city. You’ll get to see all that makes this such a unique place. Before the United States bought Louisiana from the French, New Orleans spent 50 years as a Spanish-rule city and before that it was French. This mixed heritage still shows today and helps make it the incredible place it is.
The perfect place to hop on the bus is Jackson Square, a historic park in the city’s famous French Quarter. It’s a stone’s throw from the Mississippi River. If you’ll lucky, you’ll see a riverboat passing by. And make sure you try a delicious beignet at Café du Monde near the corner of the square. They’ve been serving them for more than one hundred years!
Canal Street is another great hop-off destination. Here you can watch the city’s famous streetcars go by. You can even ride one, but the views are definitely better from the top deck of the bus! While there, take a stroll down Bourbon Street, which is where they say jazz was born. Another of New Orleans historic streets is Basin Street, which features in Louis Armstrong’s famous “Basin Street Blues”.
A little further from the centre lies the Garden District, which is where the city’s wealthy used to build their homes. Today, it features some of the city’s most emblematic buildings, impressive mansions built in the plantation style of the 19th century. And last, but not least, hop off on St. Charles Avenue, home to the famous St. Charles Streetcar Line. From there, it’s a short walk to the Lafayette Cemetery, where you can enjoy your free included self-guided walking tour of this spookily beautiful cemetery.
And while you’re in the city, make sure you keep your ears peeled for the music and that you try some of the delicious Cajun food. They’re part of what makes New Orleans such a special place.
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