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Urban street with colorful buildings, balconies adorned with plants, and a sign reading "Voodoo Authentica." Clear sky above.
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French Quarter

Tour historic buildings and listen to live jazz music

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New Orleans Voodoo Tour

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The Dim Corner Tour

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New Orleans City Bus Tour

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Jeff,  United States United States
26 Dec 2025
Excellent
It is a wonderful tour of the interior of the Cathedral. It is a historical tour, where the structure of the building and the meaning of all of the visual parts inside the Cathedral are explained....
It is a wonderful tour of the interior of the Cathedral. It is a historical tour, where the structure of the building and the meaning of all of the visual parts inside the Cathedral are explained. It is well done.
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Maggir,  United States United States
17 Jan 2026
Excellent
Wonderful tour—very knowledgeable guide. Would recommend to anyone who wants to know a little more about the cathedral.
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BEVERLY,  United States United States
24 Jan 2026
Excellent
Wonderful tour! Well worth the price! Excellent information to appreciate the beautiful cathedral and it's history!
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About: French Quarter

The French Quarter is the beating heart of New Orleans. Most NOLA visitors will find themselves strolling through it at some point, “go cup” in hand, admiring colonial-era buildings and soaking up bebop notes blowing out of old jazz bars.

This popular district is also a central starting point of many cultural tours and experiences in the city, including the hop-on hop-off bus tour, and the creepy mule-drawn New Orleans ghost tour.
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