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After being picked up at your hotel, you will start in the original city, the French Quarter. See Jackson Square, French Market, and Bourbon Street. Your guide will explain the Creole culture, that unique "gumbo" of French, Spanish, African, Native and other influences, all the while pointing out places to experience its cuisine, music, and flavor.

Then follow the historical expansion of the city past the "country estates" of Esplande Ave. and the Museum of Art, where you will take a rest stop under the moss-covered oak trees of City Park. Then ride by beautiful Bayou St. John and hear the story of the Cajuns and their life on the swamps and bayous of coastal Louisiana.

See Lake Pontchartrain and The Causeway, the longest bridge in the world. Hear the story of Hurricane Katrina and its effect on the city as you witness the devastation and determined rebuilding of one of the hardest hit neighborhoods at the site of the city's largest levee breach.

Next, you will ride through New Orleans' grandest cemetery, where you will be able to take pictures of the most impressive tombs in town, those of mayors, governors, local business people, and world famous personalities. Hear about our unigue burial methods, second lines, and Jazz funerals.

Next see the "American" side of town, the St. Charles Ave. streetcar line and the Garden District where you will be amazed by the great mansions of notable New Orleanians such as Anne Rice, The Manning family, and Jefferson Davis. Hear about Mardi Gras and other uniquely New Orleans festivals.

Finally, return downtown to the "Soho of the South," the Warehouse district, with its many museums, art galeries, restaurants and the ninth wonder of the world The Super Dome. Your driver will drop you off at your hotel or anywhere downtown you wish.

See all of the city, hear all of her story.