Your New Orleans music tour begins at Louis Armstrong Park in the Tremé neighborhood, where you'll explore Congo Square, a historic gathering place for enslaved people and free people of color. Learn about jazz's rich origins, shaped by West African, Caribbean, and European influences, before heading into the French Quarter. As you walk through the city's oldest neighborhood, your guide shares stories of jazz's evolution and its deep cultural roots.
Your route is chosen to ensure the best live music experience. You may explore Bourbon Street's historic venues, pass by Preservation Hall, or catch a street performer at the French Market. Alternatively, head to Frenchmen Street, home to the city's top live music spots. Wherever the night leads, you'll end up in a vibrant jazz venue, where your guide introduces you to the local scene—complete with a complimentary drink. Stay open to surprises, as impromptu street performances often make the night unforgettable!
Duration: 2 hours and 30 minutes