When we think about New Orleans, we often picture its lively streets and rich history, but what if we could also step into the world of our favorite movies and shows? On a Movie and TV Show Tour, we’ll wander through the French Quarter, stopping at spots made famous by productions like Your Honor and American Horror Story. It’s more than just a stroll; it’s a chance to see how the city’s unique charm has shaped cinematic storytelling. So, what are some of the must-see locations that make this tour unforgettable?
Key Points
- Explore iconic filming locations from Your Honor and American Horror Story in the historic French Quarter.
- Enjoy a two-hour walking tour led by a licensed guide with expertise in film and local history.
- Visit notable spots like the New Orleans Pharmacy Museum and Jackson Square, perfect for photography.
- The tour begins at 400 Royal St and concludes at the charming Pirates Alley.
- With a maximum of 16 travelers, experience a personalized tour with flexible cancellation policies.
Tour Overview
Have you ever wanted to stroll through the vibrant streets of New Orleans while discovering where some of your favorite movies and TV shows were filmed? If so, we’ve got the perfect experience for you!
Our two-hour walking tour takes us through the heart of the French Quarter, showcasing iconic filming locations from hits like Your Honor and AHS. We’ll meet at 400 Royal St, and end our adventure at Pirates Alley.
With a maximum of 16 travelers, we’ll enjoy a personalized experience led by a licensed guide. It’s wheelchair and stroller accessible, so everyone can join in!
Plus, we can cancel for free up to 24 hours in advance. Let’s dive into cinematic history together!
Key Locations Visited
As we wander through the French Quarter, we’ll hit some of the most iconic filming locations that bring our favorite movies and TV shows to life. It’s incredible to see where our beloved characters have walked and where unforgettable scenes were shot.
Here are a few key spots we can’t wait to visit:
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New Orleans Pharmacy Museum: This quirky spot shows up in Your Honor and gives us a taste of the city’s unique history.
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Jackson Square: A stunning backdrop for many films, it’s perfect for snapping some pics!
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Pirates Alley: This hidden gem is rich with stories and the perfect end to our tour.
Get ready to soak up all the cinematic magic New Orleans has to offer!
Tour Inclusions
Our tour includes a licensed guide who’ll share fascinating stories and insights about the films and TV shows filmed right here in New Orleans. We’ll explore iconic locations while enjoying a fun, informative experience. Here’s what you can expect:
| Inclusions | Details | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Licensed Guide | Expert in film and local history | Engaging storytelling |
| Accessibility Features | Wheelchair and stroller accessible | Service animals allowed |
| Meeting Point | 400 Royal St, New Orleans, LA | Easy to find |
| Cancellation Policy | Free up to 24 hours before | Flexible planning |
Join us for an unforgettable glimpse into the cinematic magic of the Big Easy!
Accessibility Features
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When we explore the vibrant streets of New Orleans, we make sure everyone can join in on the fun with our accessibility features. We believe that exploring the city’s cinematic history should be an inclusive experience.
That’s why we’ve got some great options for all our guests:
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Wheelchair and Stroller Accessible: Our tour is designed to be easy for everyone, so you won’t miss a thing!
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Service Animals Welcome: We understand how important service animals are for some travelers, and they’re always allowed.
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Close to Public Transportation: Getting to us is a breeze, ensuring a smooth start to your adventure.
Let’s dive into the world of movies and shows while enjoying the beautiful sights of New Orleans together!
Guest Reviews
Guest reviews highlight the incredible knowledge and enthusiasm of our guides, making each tour a memorable experience for everyone involved.
We’ve seen countless guests rave about how engaging and informative our guides are, blending movie history with local culture seamlessly. Trevor and Justin often get special shout-outs for their friendliness and depth of knowledge, tailoring the tour to fit guests’ interests.
It’s not just about the films; it’s about connecting with New Orleans on a whole new level. With an average rating of 5.0 stars from 83 reviews, it’s clear that our guests leave feeling entertained and enlightened.
Whether you’re a film buff or just curious about the city, we’ve got something for all!
Memorable Experiences
Exploring the vibrant streets of New Orleans on our movie and TV show tour creates unforgettable moments, blending cinematic history with the city’s rich culture in a way that leaves everyone buzzing with excitement.
From iconic filming locations to intriguing behind-the-scenes stories, we’re in for a treat. Here are a few memorable experiences we can’t forget:
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Spotting the New Orleans Pharmacy Museum, where Your Honor was filmed.
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Learning about the fascinating history of Jackson Square while snapping pics at AHS sites.
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Enjoying tales about Vampire Diaries right where the magic happened.
Each stop adds a new layer to our understanding of both the films and the city.
It’s an adventure we’ll reminisce about long after the tour ends!
Local Recommendations
We’ve discovered some fantastic local spots to grab a bite or unwind after our movie and TV show tour, making our New Orleans experience even more memorable!
One must-visit is Napoleon House, where we savored their famous Muffaletta—it’s a game changer!
For a laid-back vibe, we hit up Lafitte’s Blacksmith Shop Bar, one of the oldest bars in the U.S. The ambiance is perfect for sipping a cocktail while soaking in the history.
If we’re craving something sweet, we can’t resist Café du Monde’s beignets and café au lait.
And for those wanting to keep the cinematic theme alive, the Prytania Theatre offers indie films in a charming setting.
These spots truly capture the essence of New Orleans!
Preparation Tips
To make the most of our movie and TV show tour in New Orleans, we should wear comfortable shoes and be ready for a fun 2-hour walk through the city’s cinematic history.
Here are a few tips to help us prepare:
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Stay Hydrated: Bring a water bottle to keep ourselves refreshed as we explore.
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Charge Our Phones: We’ll want to capture some great photos at those iconic filming locations!
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Check the Weather: Dress appropriately for the day—New Orleans weather can be unpredictable.
With these simple preparations, we’ll be set for an engaging experience filled with film trivia and local culture.
Let’s get ready to dive into the magic of New Orleans’ cinematic past!
Frequently Asked Questions
What Should I Wear for the Walking Tour?
For the walking tour, we should wear comfortable shoes and lightweight clothing. It can get warm, so layers are smart. Don’t forget sunscreen and a hat to stay protected while we explore!
Are There Restroom Breaks During the Tour?
Yes, we do have restroom breaks during the tour! We’ll make sure to take a pause at convenient spots, so we can all stay comfortable and enjoy our experience without any hassle.
Can I Bring My Own Snacks or Drinks?
Sure, we can bring our own snacks or drinks! Just remember to keep it light and manageable. Staying energized while we explore is important, so let’s pack something tasty for our adventure!
What Happens if It Rains During the Tour?
If it rains during our tour, we don’t worry! We just grab our umbrellas and keep exploring. The charm of the city shines even brighter, and we’ll still have an awesome time together!
Is Photography Allowed During the Tour?
Absolutely, we can take photos during the tour! It’s a great way to capture our experiences and the iconic spots we visit. Just remember to be respectful of others while snapping those memories!
Recap
So, if you’re looking to dive deep into the cinematic magic of New Orleans, this Movie and TV Show Tour is a must!
With our expert guide leading the way, we’ll explore iconic spots from Your Honor and American Horror Story while soaking up the vibrant atmosphere of the French Quarter.
It’s the perfect blend of film history and local culture, so grab your friends and let’s hit the streets for an unforgettable adventure!