Discover New Orleans in Comfort

Do you enjoy traveling in style and convenience? Then book a private guided tour of New Orleans tailored just for you. Our experienced guide knows every corner of this vibrant city, its rich history, and hidden gems, crafting a route that will leave you with unforgettable memories.

We offer several carefully designed itinerary options that can be adjusted to suit your personal tastes and preferences. You decide when to start and end your tour, enjoying a relaxed journey without the hassle of large groups or rigid schedules.

Your guide will give you their full attention, ensuring you don’t just skim the surface of New Orleans, but truly immerse yourself in its spirit and atmosphere.

Ready to explore the city like never before? Browse the details of our New Orleans sightseeing tour and contact us to book your personalized adventure!

Tour Highlights

New Orleans is the crown jewel of Louisiana, offering a wide range of excursions through its historic center. From modern air-conditioned tour buses to charming wooden carriages pulled by mules, this city caters to every travel style and preference.

How the Tour Works

You have the option to explore New Orleans aboard bright red, open-top double-decker buses, reminiscent of London’s iconic “double-deckers.” These buses provide a flexible and enjoyable way to experience the city:

• Hop on and off at any stop and stay as long as you like.
• Create your own route, exploring the city at your preferred pace.
• Visit key landmarks in New Orleans, including historic and cultural highlights in the central districts.

Why This Tour is Perfect for Travelers

Unlike traditional tours with strict schedules, this experience gives you complete freedom to see more than any standard walking tour allows.

A professional Russian-speaking licensed guide will accompany you throughout the journey, immersing you in the city's atmosphere and making the tour both informative and engaging.

Treat yourself to a comfortable and unforgettable adventure in New Orleans with a tailored, personalized approach!

What you will see on the tour

Our licensed guides will pick you up from your hotel or designated meeting point and take you on an immersive historical tour of New Orleans. Throughout the journey, you'll experience all the must-see sights, hear fascinating stories, and discover the best cafes, restaurants, and insider tips for exploring the area on your own.

The itinerary includes the following iconic locations:

French Quarter

The French Quarter, or Vieux Carré (Old Square) as the locals call it, is the most famous and oldest district in New Orleans. Its streets are imbued with the unique blend of French elegance, Spanish grandeur, and Creole charm, creating an atmosphere unlike anywhere else in the world. From charming courtyards to vibrant street performances, this district takes you back in time while keeping the pulse of the city alive.

Garden District

Originally developed in 1806 by architect Barthélemy Lafon, the Garden District was designed as an interconnected network of parks, fountains, and canals. It stands as one of the earliest examples of Greek Revival architecture in New Orleans. The streets here still honor the names of the nine muses of Greek mythology, and the historic mansions showcase preserved beauty from the 19th century, blending Greek Revival and Italianate styles. Strolling through this neighborhood feels like stepping into a Southern fairytale.

Magazine Street

The paradise for shoppers and art lovers alike, offering a mix of boutique shops, vinyl record stores, and art galleries. Why visit?

• Shop for unique souvenirs and local crafts.
• Relax with a cold craft beer at The Bulldog or enjoy fine wine at The Tasting Room.
• Savor the eclectic dining scene, with options ranging from gourmet hot dogs to sophisticated tapas.

It’s the perfect spot to unwind and experience New Orleans’ modern charm.

Lafayette Cemetery

Founded in 1833, Lafayette Cemetery is a municipal burial ground that reflects the rich and often tragic history of 19th-century New Orleans. It’s the third-oldest cemetery still standing in the city.

• As you walk through the main pathway, notice the fourth tomb on the right — a haunting reminder of the yellow fever epidemic, where the Sercy family buried three children in just two days.
• Don’t miss the orphan’s tomb, located to the left of the center, symbolizing the city’s resilience through hardship.

The cemetery is a silent storyteller, capturing moments of history that shaped New Orleans.

Pontchartrain Bridge

On August 30, 1956, the Lake Pontchartrain Causeway was unveiled, connecting the heart of New Orleans to the small communities on the lake’s northern shore. This 38-kilometer (24-mile) marvel is the longest continuous bridge over water in the world, supported by over 9,500 concrete pilings. As you drive across, you’ll be surrounded by sweeping views of the lake, offering a moment of serenity.

Immerse Yourself in New Orleans with American Butler

At American Butler, we invite you on a unique journey through the city of jazz, history, and culture. Allow us to show you the true essence of New Orleans in a comfortable, personalized, and engaging format.

Terms and Conditions

General Policies:

• Base price covers a group of up to 3 people.
• Tour duration includes possible delays due to traffic but will not be shorter than the scheduled time.
• Prices may vary depending on the season.

Booking and Payment:

• 100% prepayment for bookings made 1-7 days in advance.
• 50% prepayment for bookings 8 days or more in advance.
• Payment options: Visa, MasterCard, American Express, PayPal, and wire transfers.

Additional Information:

• Entrance fees for museums or guide accommodations are paid separately.
• We recommend a maximum of 5 people per vehicle for comfort.
• Tipping the guide is optional and at your discretion.