This was such a cool tour. Jeffrey is extremely knowledgeable and keeps the tour interesting and…read morefast paced. We booked the Anne Rice tour and that day we were the only people who did, so we basically got a private tour! If you're looking for a more unique, smaller tour than the bigger companies can offer, go with Strange, True Tours, you won't regret it!

Jeffrey is amazing! We have done 3 tours with him over our last two visits to New Orleans. As…read moresomeone who grew up a quick drive north, I truly thought that no tour guide could impress me after all of the time I've spent in the city. I was wrong! All of Jeffrey's tours are fun, informative, and niche. Not only that, but his recommendations are always on point, and he's just a super cool guy! We will go with his company every time. Thanks so much for the awesome adventures!

Rosemary guided us through the French Quarter bringing the history of New Orleans to life for us!…read moreRosemary introduced us to locals, interesting architecture, and historic characters that contributed to what New Orleans is today. Thank you Rosemary and Le Monde Creole!

Like Zoolander, I'm not an ambi-turner. I can barely tell my left from right ("Your other left is a…read morephrase that is often repeated to me), I honestly have no idea what people talking about when they say NE, NW, SW, SE, and the compass app on my phone is completely useless. Basically I'm telling you, I could not walk my way out of a paper bag. So when the boy surprised me with an impromptu trip to New Orleans for my birthday we spent our first day wandering the streets with no real places to go. Sure it's a wonderful city but we had a limited amount of time, places to go, and most importantly things to eat. It was time to call in the professionals. I emailed Le Monde Creole at 2 am in the morning to book a two and half hour tour of the city. Yeah it's touristy, but I highly suggest taking a walking tour. This trip helped us take in the culture better and also plan the rest of our trip there! I could not be happier with our host Bill, a local with a knack for storytelling. His musical, lilting voice took us into the story of the a Creole French family in the 19th century. Let me tell you, this is no American Girl story. The Lacoul Family had everything you could ever want: sex, intrigue, violence and scandal! I held on to every single word. For a girl who was diagnosed with ADD by a psychic at her high school graduation (another story, another day) this is quite the feat. I highly, highly recommend this tour. Besides the story you will also get to check out some private New Orleans courtyards (including one where an American Horror Story scene was filmed!), cemeteries (and see the NIcholas Cage future burial place), pharmacies, houses, etc!

We took the tour during Mardi Gras the day before Fat Tuesday... our route was a little different…read morethan usual due to all the crowds so seems like we missed a few of the sights. The host, Carolyn, was super fun and knowledgeable. You can tell she really put a lot of research into knowing important facts about the city. She gave a few documentary recommendations that sound good too. I'd definitely recommend this for anyone who wants a relatively quick overview about the city. Plus they stop at cafe du monde for beignets...who can be mad about that?!

We did the New Orleans: Voodoo Queen Walking Tour of the French Quarter. Scott was our tour guide…read moreand he was so great! Extremely knowledgeable and you could tell this was a subject he was passionate about. He answered any questions we had and made the tour truly enjoyable. Thanks Scott!!!

Love the look of this store! I didn't even know they did tours, but I was so happy walking into…read morethis store. Love the look, and the employees are so nice and cool!!

Really cool tour…read more We had the morning tour a few weeks ago. It ended up just being our family (private tour, yeah!). It was a cool experience to have a pirate walk you around the French quarter and tell you about the history, etc... My kids (12 and 9) absolutely loved it and learned a ton! They still cite facts from that tour a month later. Cannot thank them enough.

We did this on our last day in NOLA, so glad we did not miss it. The history and family stories…read morewere so told so well. They will stay with us. While we have all be taught the history of slavery, to see the actual space and hear about the conditions, workload, and treatment, how could it not stay with you. Excellent and so well done! Highly recommend and thank you for this hour to remember.

We probably would not have chosen this site on our own but it was part of our package tour. It's an…read moreurban estate that features quarters for slaves. You read a lot about plantation slaves but not really about urban slaves, so that part was fascinating to us. The docent took us through various areas of the estate and gave us a good history of the property and its evolution throughout the decades. Definitely for history buffs but I think kids might not be interested in it. Since it was part of our tour, I can't comment on what the admission price is.

I feel bad to give three stars to this cute little shop. Unfortunately they are connected to the…read morehaunted tours that are definitely not up to par compared to the others in the city. I would suggest you stop in and take a look at what the shop has to offer, it's quite unique and the gentleman who runs the counter is full of knowledge. The tour is on the other hand are full of something...

The tour was fascinating and our tour guide Jodie was great and so knowledgeable! For my first…read morevisit to NOLA I am glad I took this tour! I highly recommend it if you have interest in Voodoo, witches & vampires... even if you don't, the history and stories are interesting and the Witches Brew shop has great merchandise and the staff are so helpful and friendly! Take the tour ! You'll love it!

We booked this walking ghost tour through Groupon which I'm glad to have saved money on it. I…read morereally don't have too much to say about it. We left about half way through. There were 5 of us and we were all bored. The guy doing the tour seemed very knowledgeable but maybe he has been doing this too long. He had no enthusiasm. Other tour groups in the area seemed to be having more fun. Our guy didn't talk loud enough, either. The city is very loud. He would need to speak louder as there were 20 of us in the group.

My friend was so gracious to get our tickets. Our tour guide Johnathan was very knowledgeable with…read morehis history, architecture, and showed so much passion for the history of New Orleans. His top priority is safety and courtesy to other tour groups. We were a small group, about 10. Compared to 30-40 people that we saw that were doing walking tours. His insights and knowledge was very informative but also he sounded scripted. If you were to interrupt him for a questions, and he doesnt know... he might just tell you that not all tour guides know everything instead of telling you, "I don't know." The passion that this man has for his tours is intense. He talks alot. Talks a bit fast, but has a lot of good information. Just be prepared to listen. Walk for 2 hrs. Bring comfortable walking shoes. And enjoy the tour. Definitely a must do in New Orleans, walking tour!

i did the French Quarter walking tour with Tim and it was great! what was important to me was that…read morehe's a historian and professor so there's no malarkey. honest-to-goodness history, information, and local culture. we covered a good deal without feeling rushed, and i learned so much. he made a touristy place feel so much less touristy while explaining the culture and past, things that can so easily fall by the wayside in a place like the French Quarter. definitely recommend!