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    4.9 (50 reviews)
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    New Orleans. French Quarter house.
    Peter T.

    Peak did an amazing job on the French Quarter walking tour. Great cadence with lots of information that was informative and interesting. She showed us things we never would have seen without a guide. The tour was small, only 8 people and that made for a very nice time. Looking forward to our Garden District tour today!

    Philip C.

    We booked the tour the day before as everything else was sold out. Renee was great and reached out before the tour to provide her contact information. She also offered me an extra jacket which was very kind. We were a pretty small group with only six people, so it wasn't hard to hear Renée or follow along. All the other groups I saw were much bigger. The tour was interesting and we learned a lot about the Garden District and the various celebrities who own houses there. It was a great way to will away an afternoon in Orleans and you'll be well positioned to visit the Commander's Place or Magazine Street afterwards.

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    C. W.

    We had a walking tour of St Louis 1 and 2 Cemeteries in NOLA. Eliot contacted me prior to the tour and answered questions promptly via text. We were fortunate to be in a very small group (just the four of us). Eliot gave a very thorough and informative tour. His presentation style allowed time for questions and interesting sidebars. I left the tour with so much more information and still wanting more time with our entertaining guide!

    D.S. A.

    I recently visited New Orleans for the first time and, because my friend had visited the city several times and wasn't arriving until much later in the day, I did a walking tour of the French Quarter. Our tour guide, Libby, was engaging and friendly (4 stars). While I enjoyed the tour and learned several interesting things, I wished that we walked more (3 stars). Since I had never been to New Orleans, I wished that the content was more structured. So, I'd give Lucky Bean 3.5 stars overall.

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    Richard S.

    Joos was our tour guide. He knows a lot about Jazz, architecture and history. He enjoyed our questions and comments. I highly recommend the tour

    Ed D.

    Libby holds a wealth of information who merges history with pop culture and humor allowing the tour to be very entertaining but very relatable to the younger generation. New Orleans is full with rich history and Libby does an excellent job in her tour. I learned so much from Libby especially Lafayette Cemetery and the Garden District.

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    We had James show us around the Garden District. Small group tour - two couples. Fun day, great weather in mid April. Highly recommend.

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    New Orleans Legendary Walking Tours

    New Orleans Legendary Walking Tours

    4.5(180 reviews)
    3.8 mi•French Quarter

    Get some culture! Don't just bump around the quarter and not learn something!…read more Truly was our tour guide and she was fantastic. Knows so much about the history of the quarter and why things look like how they like and what makes New Orleans a very special place.

    I'm really disappointed with my experience. I was running late to the walking tour because of…read moreconstruction that was not disclosed in the initial email about the meeting location. I was about to call to try to figure it out but as I opened my phone Caroline called me, and her tone was incredibly condescending. The directions she gave me were also very vague, and the entire conversation made me feel like I was being treated as though I was incompetent rather than someone genuinely trying to find the tour. She eventually said, "I'll come get you," which I actually thought was very kind and appreciated that she was willing to help. Unfortunately, when she came to find me, her demeanor was completely different. She was visibly irritated, stomping toward me and yelling from a distance, "Are you Fallyn?" When I said yes, she yelled, "In here!" and walked into a building. She was far enough away that I still had to figure out which building she had gone into. When I finally got inside, she was still visibly annoyed and huffing and puffing. I apologized and said I was sorry it had been so difficult getting there, while her coworkers were immediately reassuring me that it was okay and that they were just glad I had made it. Their reaction honestly made the situation even more uncomfortable because it seemed clear that her behavior was not necessary. I completely understand that being late can be frustrating, but the reason I was late was construction that had not been disclosed in the meeting instructions. I was already stressed and trying my best to find the group. There was no reason to speak to me so condescendingly or make me feel like such an inconvenience. Unfortunately, the interaction left a very negative impression before the tour even began. I would expect much better customer service from a company leading tours for visitors who are unfamiliar with the area. Natalie - our actual guide was great. She was sweet and very nice when we arrived + gave an excellent tour. Although - I will say - it says a 2 hour tour. Ours was about an hour and ten minutes

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    Unique Nola

    4.8(80 reviews)
    3.5 mi•French Quarter

    My daughter and I took the VooDoo doll history and creation class- we've done just about everything…read morein Nola so I was a little skeptical but this is the real deal- real history and facts and a deep dive into the original and intentions, and most importantly, none of the tourist crap I've heard a lot of "tour guides" here and many are just making sh** up so we truly appreciate a company invested in keeping it meaningful Anderson was the group leader and Ron was the ever helpful assistant - snacks and drinks provided We did the 21+ at 8pm though they have an all ages earlier in the day I wish I'd taken more pics of the steps and maybe taken notes on my phone when Anderson was speaking but now I can do my own deep dive with what info got into my brain This is a class worth taking if you're visiting for the real experience or you're a local who thinks it can't be real in the FQ

    I attended Unique NOLA's French Quarter walking tour on Thursday morning, and unfortunately, my…read moreexperience was so uncomfortable that I ended up leaving the tour early. For context, I was the only Black person in our group. Our first stop was an area where the guide, Dane, discussed the history of slavery in New Orleans, including where enslaved people were held and the streets they were marched down to be sold and traded. During his explanation, Dane began discussing Louisiana's racial hierarchy and how people who were partially Black could sometimes own property and attain certain positions in society. Rather than simply explaining this historical context, he decided to single me out in front of the entire group. He pointed directly at me and said, "I'm going to use you as an example." I responded, "Are you really?" He replied, "Yes, really." Despite my very obvious discomfort, he proceeded to explain that if he and I were cousins, he would be able to rise through the ranks of society because he was white-passing, while I would never be able to reach the top of society because of my dark skin. Again, I was the ONLY Black person in the group. There were countless ways to explain the historical realities of colorism and racial discrimination without pointing out the only Black person present and making her skin color the subject of a public demonstration. What made the situation even more frustrating was that I had already questioned his decision to use me as an example. My response should have been a clear indication that I was uncomfortable, yet he continued anyway. I came to learn about the history and culture of New Orleans, not to be singled out and used as a living example of racial discrimination in front of a group. Discussing slavery and racial inequality is an important part of understanding the city's history, but doing so requires sensitivity, awareness, and respect for the people participating in the tour. I ultimately decided to leave rather than continue participating in an experience that had made me feel so uncomfortable. I hope Unique NOLA takes this feedback seriously and provides its guides with additional training on how to discuss sensitive historical subjects without unnecessarily singling out guests. No one should have to experience this while simply trying to enjoy a walking tour.

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