Tickets & Passes in New Orleans

Laura Plantation Guided Tour: Big House & Original Slave Cabins (opens in a new tab)

1,357 1 h 10 min

You will hear the personal stories of four generations of a Louisiana Creole family, including personal, authentic stories of the enslaved people that lived and labored on Laura Plantation. You will get to visit the 1805 “Maison Principale”, the gardens, and the original 1840s slave cabins where the Louisiana stories of Compair Lapin were recorded. These intimate stories about four generations of free and enslaved members of the Creole families who lived here were gleaned from handwritten memoirs as well as archival documents from the United States and France. Each story told is a documented, personal account of the men, women and children who spent their lives on this sugar plantation

Go City: New Orleans All-Inclusive Pass with Over 25 Attractions (opens in a new tab)

82 1 day – 5 days

Unlock the best of New Orleans at unbeatable value with the Go City All-Inclusive Pass! For one low price, enjoy fast-track entry to over 25 top attractions and experiences in the heart of the Big Easy. Hop on the Adventures in New Orleans Bus Tour, cruise the Mississippi River on a classic Paddlewheeler, explore the world-renowned National WWII Museum, or dive into the flavors of Louisiana with a mouth-watering cooking demo at a New Orleans cooking school. With the New Orleans All-Inclusive Pass, you'll get access to all of this and more, plus a fully digital guide with attraction details, opening hours, and insider tips to make the most of your trip. What’s Included: Access to over 25 attractions and tours with a 1, 2, 3, or 5-day pass. Skip-the-line entry to popular spots like the Creole Queen Paddlewheeler Cruise and Adventures in New Orleans Bus Tour. The flexibility to explore at your own pace, all while saving on individual ticket prices!

St. Joseph and Felicity Plantation Combo Tour (opens in a new tab)

21 3 h

Explore Louisiana history on a combo tour of St. Joseph and Felicity Plantations, two working sugarcane farms in Vacherie. See preserved plantation houses, original outbuildings including homes of enslaved workers, and the Louisiana Sugarcane Museum with tools and documents highlighting sugarcane cultivation. You may also recognize scenes from films shot on-site. Perfect for history buffs, cultural travelers, and movie enthusiasts.

The National WWII Museum Guided 2 Hour Highlights Experience (opens in a new tab)

2 4 h

Streamlined guided touring of The Arsenal of Democracy, Road to Tokyo, Road to Berlin, Liberation Pavilion, and US Freedom Pavilion: The Boeing Center. Wireless audio headset for tour guide narration.

Free cancellation

Felicity Plantation Tour (opens in a new tab)

7 1 h 30 min

Step inside the Felicity Plantation House, built in the 1840s, and explore one of Louisiana’s most historic sugarcane plantations. Learn about the history of agriculture, the families who lived here, and the generations of laborers whose work shaped the land. Outside, view preserved cabins that reflect the realities of plantation life. Led by local guides with deep roots in the community, you’ll gain a unique perspective rooted in first-hand knowledge. Felicity is also a celebrated filming location, featured in 12 Years a Slave, the remake of Roots, Netflix’s Mudbound, and WGN’s Underground.

Tour the BK House Where Every Room Has a Story to Tell (opens in a new tab)

15 50 min

In a city known for its rich culture and layered history, the BK House stands out as one of the French Quarter’s oldest—and most storied—residents. Built in 1826 and located on a quiet residential block, this house has lived through nearly 200 years of change, from antebellum opulence to wartime struggles, from immigrant resilience to modern preservation. Join us for a guided tour through elegant rooms, hidden corners, and a lush courtyard, and hear the real stories of the people who lived and labored here—enslaved people, free people of color, Sicilian immigrants, and others who helped shape the house and the city around it. ️ Walk through nearly two centuries of New Orleans history Hear French Quarter stories you won’t get anywhere else Experience the house as a witness to the city’s evolving cultural landscape ✔️ Small group tours ✔️ Family-friendly ✔️ Air-conditioned ️ Book now—tours fill fast, especially on weekends!

Free cancellation

Urban Enslavement Tour at Hermann Grima House (opens in a new tab)

220 1 h

This restored French Quarter home built in 1831, includes a Federalist architectural façade, original operating open-hearth kitchen, urban slave quarters, and expansive courtyard. The Urban Enslavement Tour at Hermann-Grima House, looks at the experiences of those who were enslaved in an urban setting, how that differed from those enslaved in rural settings, and how the contributions of people of African descent have shaped New Orleans. Condé Nast Traveler voted it one of the best tours in New Orleans and the only tour listed from a museum. We believe that nothing tells a story like a home. In addition, the property’s 19th-century carriage house is home to the The Exchange Shop, originally founded in the 1881 by The Woman’s Exchange and one of the oldest women-led non-profits in the South.

Museum of the Southern Jewish Experience in New Orleans (opens in a new tab)

60 1 h 30 min

With a collection of over 4,000 artifacts spanning 13 Southern states and 350 years of history from colonial times to the present, the Museum of the Southern Jewish Experience tells the fascinating, totally unique, and often overlooked story of Jewish survival – and success – in the American South. Our award-winning permanent galleries showcase the journeys Jewish immigrants made to the South, the ways of life they chose, how Jewish traditions and practices were expressed through Southern values, and how Jewish Southerners deeply impacted this region, from the Revolutionary War to the civil rights movement – and were, in turn, influenced by their friends and neighbors. Our rotating Special Exhibition Gallery hosts the compelling past-and-present stories of Jewish communities, individuals, and ideas throughout the American South with stand-alone art and artifacts exhibits.

Old Ursuline Convent Museum Ticket: New Pope Leo XIV Exhibit (opens in a new tab)

10 1 h – 2 h

Visit the Old Ursuline Convent Museum, the oldest building in the Mississippi River Valley, where New Orleans’ rich past comes to life. Nestled in the heart of the French Quarter, this iconic landmark reveals the enduring influence of the Catholic Church through captivating permanent and temporary exhibits. Delve into our newest exhibit featuring Pope Leo XIV. The fascinating legacy of Pope Leo XIV, whose ancestral ties to New Orleans run deep—traced through his maternal lineage, connecting him to the city’s vibrant history. Discover the remarkable contributions of the Ursuline nuns, pioneers in education and community service who helped shape the region. From its days as a meeting place for the Louisiana Legislature to its role as the residence of the Archbishops of New Orleans, this historic site has witnessed centuries of change. Explore the stories that unfolded within these walls—from 1752 to the present day—and immerse yourself in the culture that defines the Crescent City.

St. Joseph Plantation Tour (opens in a new tab)

43 1 h – 2 h

St. Joseph Plantation is one of the few fully intact sugar plantations in the River Parishes. In addition to the Manor Home, this historic site features many outbuildings for guests to explore. These include original homes of enslaved people, a detached kitchen, blacksmith’s shop, school house, and chicken coop. Several buildings have been moved to their present day location from other parts of the property, but most remain where they were built. The initial structure of the St. Joseph House was built by the 1830’s and expanded by the 1850’s. The expansion was funded by dowry money that was given to Josephine Aime Ferry by her father, Francois Gabriel “Valcour” Aime. In 1877, Joseph Waguespack purchased the plantation and named it after his patron saint. Later, one of his grandsons purchased Felicity Plantation. In 1901, his grandchildren formed the St. Joseph Planting and Manufacturing Co., LTD. and merged the two plantations.

St Joseph Plantation Death and Mourning Customs Pass (opens in a new tab)

2 1 h 30 min

Discover the solemn Mourning customs of 19th-century Louisiana on this limited-time tour at St. Joseph Plantation. From October 1st through November 3rd, the home is draped in traditional mourning attire, reflecting how Creole families honored death and remembrance. Guests will walk through authentically decorated rooms, learn about funeral rituals, and understand how grief was expressed in everyday life. This seasonal experience offers a rare glimpse into a practice once central to Southern culture. Limited-time tour from October 1st to November 3rd Evening Mourning Tours available on Fridays and Saturdays at 6:30, 7:30, and 8:30 PM Explore mourning attire, funeral customs, and traditions Guided insights into how families honored the dead Unique opportunity to see the plantation in full mourning decor

Private VIP Frenchmen Street Live Music Pub Crawl New Orleans (opens in a new tab)

24 3 h

Skip the crowds and experience Frenchmen Street like a true VIP. This 3-hour private live music pub crawl delivers front-row access to New Orleans’ most iconic jazz clubs and cocktail bars—without the chaos of Bourbon Street. Led by a knowledgeable local host, you’ll enjoy top-tier live bands, curated venue stops, and the freedom to actually settle in and enjoy the music at each location. This isn’t a rushed bar hop—it’s an insider experience designed for music lovers who want quality, comfort, and exclusivity. At one stop, elevate your night with an optional Louisiana cocktail demonstration, where a bartender crafts classics like the Sazerac or Esplanade Lemonade while sharing the stories behind them. Along the way, discover the neighborhood’s rich culture, snap incredible photos, and browse the Frenchmen Street Art Market for unique local artwork.

Free cancellation

Private Art and Street Art Tour of New Orleans with Lunch (opens in a new tab)

9 3 h – 4 h

Nola Detours offers an exclusive private Art Tour of New Orleans with curated galleries, street art (including abandoned buildings) art murals, and art history. The tour even includes a few Banksys! Not only do we take visitors to the key areas of Art in New Orleans, but we will also explore some of the truly "off the beaten path" locations that most locals have never even heard of! This private exclusive 4-hour tour includes lunch, door-to-door transportation & opportunities to meet the artists and have personal Q and A. Nola Detours will provide you with exclusive private experiences and adventures not experienced anywhere else! These private tours and excursions are truly authentic and off the beaten path, definitely not the typical tour you see around the city. Every tour is customized and designed for you.

Free cancellation

Jazz Dinner Cruise aboard the Riverboat City of New Orleans (opens in a new tab)

4 3 h

Step aboard the Riverboat CITY of NEW ORLEANS for a fun 2-hour Dinner Jazz Cruise on the Mississippi River! Enjoy live jazz music and signature cocktails as you cruise past iconic French Quarter landmarks, historic riverfront sites, and stunning city views. Savor a Creole-inspired dinner menu while enjoying beverages from one of the full-service bars onboard, including the City Skyline Bar on Deck 4, offering panoramic views of the river and downtown New Orleans. A snack bar is also available with popcorn, sodas, and other casual favorites. Perfect for couples, friends, groups, and special occasions, our Dinner Jazz Cruise delivers an unforgettable evening of New Orleans sights, cuisine, and music all in one experience!

New Orleans Jazz Tour (opens in a new tab)

1 2 h

This is an opportunity to experience live Jazz in varying forms in a pre-selected, safe environment. Venues chosen offer a variety of atmospheres and music styles for your enjoyment. Please contact me BEFORE booking to ensure availability and that venues are open and fully staffed.

New Orleans Arts District Gallery Tour with Champagne (opens in a new tab)

2 h

Join us for an eclectic adventure through the Arts District of New Orleans, where fun, food, and art collide—with that unmistakable NOLA flair! Spend 2 unforgettable hours exploring with a professional local guide. Wander through vibrant galleries, discover unique local artwork, and enjoy complimentary bubbles as you go. Art galleries provide the bubbles— you bring your curiosity! Optional food tastings and signature cocktails available for purchase from celebrated neighborhood restaurants. Please note guide gratuities are not included. Food, cocktails, and art purchases are optional and not included in the tour price.

New Orleans VIP Jazz Club Crawl (opens in a new tab)

10 3 h

Join the leader of one of New Orleans' best-known bands for a behind-the-scenes musical experience in the Big Easy. You'll venture to three different jazz clubs, such as Fritzel's, in the French Quarter and be treated to premier seats while your host plays during live shows. Meet local band members and sip a cocktail at each venue during this 3-hour VIP experience. This experience needs a minimum of 10 guests to operate. Thank you for your understanding.

ICONS MUSEUM Exclusive Tour (opens in a new tab)

1 h

Enter the exceptional and private sanctuary of ICONS. The world's only art museum dedicated exclusively to the greatest modern icons. The private tours, carried out by the artist himself, makes for one of the most unique and fascinating art experiences available anywhere.

Great River Road Museum Ticket at Houmas House Estate and Gardens (opens in a new tab)

3 1 h – 2 h

Get a glimpse into the history and life along the Mighty Mississippi River between Baton Rouge and New Orleans. Experience one-of-a-kind pieces such as Napoleon's Death Mask, Lincoln's life mask, a 1916 Rex costume, crowns and jewelry, the original Mr. Bingle, the only 35-star American flag, sugar cane carriages and equipment, and the original Mardi Gras Indian costume. Visit original oil paintings of the local landscape, steamboat paintings, and portraits of the plantation owners in the area. Explore the history of the Louisiana Purchase, the Battle of New Orleans, and the Civil War. This 30,000-square-foot museum also offers a buffet for breakfast and lunch for an additional $25, available to purchase on site. Located beside Houmas House Estate and Gardens!

2 Day Ultimate Bliss New Orleans Ladies Only Tour (opens in a new tab)

2 days

Experience the ultimate women's weekend in New Orleans with this exclusive package! Pamper yourself with luxurious spa services, bond with like-minded women through engaging wellness group sessions, and explore the history and vibrancy of Crescent City. Think of rejuvenating spa treatments, visiting the Garden District, and even a burlesque dance lesson. A professional photographer will capture your adventure. This getaway blends relaxation, wellness, and fun. Perfectly balanced between structured activities and personal exploration, this 2-day tour promises rejuvenation, fun, and new memories. Book your spot today and embrace the enchanting energy of New Orleans.