You will have discovered NCIS: New Orleans, The Originals, Your Honor, Runaway Jury, The Big Easy, and even The Simpsons within the first fifteen minutes. This walking tour takes you to filming locations of popular productions. Relive your favorite movies and shows while experiencing the historic French Quarter and stand in the footsteps of your beloved actors and actresses. The tour begins at 400 Royal Street at the steps of the Supreme Court Building, across the road from Brennan's Restaurant. We will walk down Chartres Street from the Napoleon House Restaurant, cross Jackson Square, and reach the Old Ursuline Convent. We loop back up Royal Street at the city's most haunted house, the LaLaurie Mansion, and finish the tour at the St. Louis Cathedral in the middle of the French Quarter. Our list of film productions also includes: AHS: Coven, Interview with the Vampire, Chef, Now You See Me, Princess and the Frog, Live and Let Die, King Creole, Girls Trip, The Pelican Brief, JFK, Haunted Mansion, The Cincinnati Kid, Renfield, The First 48, celebrity homes, and many more.

Snap the best photos of New Orleans on a guided private walking tour. Capture the true art and history of "The Big Easy" with a touch of fashion as you pose for pics at some of the most iconic landmarks in the city. Wear your most trendy outfit and join your guide who knows all the most Instagrammable hotspots, perfect for your social media feed. Learn how to edit and filter your photos like a pro. See the vibrant colorful homes of the Bywater and Marigny districts. Take candid photos in front of fantastic street artwork and murals. As you explore, enjoy some snacks and alcoholic beverages.

The Bywater arts and food scenes are the main draws to this revitalized neighborhood post-Katrina. Eat and drink your way through this bohemian area while taking in historic sites, street art, and colorful architecture. Discover neighborhood gems that'll make you feel like a local: start with corner store po-boys on the river, check out a hidden biergarten and choose your last stop because there's so much to enjoy! There's drinks with locals in the dive bar, sipping microbrews in the brewery garden or chowing down on some BBQ in a courtyard. Allong the way, check out cool street art and New Orleans history- visit the site that launched a historic Supreme Court civil rights case Plessy v Ferguson & see how this working class industrial corridor has become an artist mecca. This is a tour especially fit for beer and meat lovers (wine options also available), but all are welcome!