New Orleans French Quarter Bike Tour

The most affordable Bike Tour of New Orleans!
Beat the crowds and avoid the traffic with this early morning tour of Louisiana’s most visited attraction, New Orleans’ French Quarter. The tour starts and ends at our bike shop located conveniently near the French Quarter, one block off Frenchmen Street in the Faubourg Marigny neighbourhood.

We will set you up on a bicycle before your tour guide and a group of no more than 12 bike riders set off for the French Quarter. This hour tour features some of the most influential places in New Orleans’ storied past.

Meeting Point

631 Elysian Fields Ave

631 Elysian Fields Ave, New Orleans, LA 70117, USA

631 Elysian Fields Ave, New Orleans, LA 70117: All tours begin and end at 631 Elysian Fields (blue commercial building on the corner of Elysian Fields and Royal Street). This location is one block from Frenchmen Street. Please arrive 15min before your scheduled departure time.

What to expect:

Duration: 1 hour

Jackson Square

701 Decatur St, , New Orleans, 70116, Louisiana

The center of the French Quarter, home of the St. Louis Cathedral and local artists.

5 minutes

French Market

1008 N Peters St, New Orleans, 70116-3406, Louisiana

Over 200 years of history at this 5 block market. Today it features a wide variety of art, produce, food, and retail shopping.

5 minutes

Old Ursuline Convent Museum

1100 Chartres St, New Orleans, 70116-2505, Louisiana

An important stop at the oldest building in the region, the Ursuline Convent built in 1752. Also, included in this stop is the Beauregard-Keyes House, former home of a civil war general and an American author.

5 minutes

Frenchmen Street

Frenchmen Street, New Orleans, 70116, Louisiana

A hop over to the adjacent Faubourg Marginy neighborhood provides a look at Frenchmen Street, the most important street for music in modern day New Orleans.

5 minutes

Madame John's Legacy

632 Dumaine St, , New Orleans, 70116-3211, Louisiana

This 1788 home is one of the few examples of French colonial architecture left in the French Quarter, which is dominated by Spanish colonial style.

5 minutes

Antoine's Restaurant

713 St Louis St, New Orleans, LA 70130, USA

Since 1840, this family run business has been serving French-Creole food in its 15 dining rooms. A must visit to pay homage to the birthplace of Oysters Rockefeller.

5 minutes

Old Opera House

601 Bourbon St, (corner of Bourbon and Toulouse), New Orleans, 70130-2107, Louisiana

A visit to the site of the former French Opera House. Although the building burned down in 1919, between the Civil War and World War I the Opera House was the preeminent social space for local elite.

5 minutes

Congo Square

701 N Rampart St, Entrance at the Corner of N. Rampart and Saint Peter Streets, New Orleans, 70116-3085, Louisiana

This open space in Armstrong Park was home to large gatherings of slaves and free people of color during the 19th century. These gatherings featured open markets, dancing, and drumming. Congo Square is often referred to as the birthplace of Jazz and was later home to the first New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival.

5 minutes

Marie Laveau House of Voodoo

739 Bourbon St, , New Orleans, 70116-3145, Louisiana

A stop at the site of the Voodoo Queen’s home from 1839 to 1881

5 minutes

What's included:

• Local Expert Guide

Not included:

• Food and drinks, other than specified
• Hotel pickup and drop-off