Top 6 Treme Walking Tours in New Orleans

1.New Orleans Treme’ Walking Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 240 reviews · 1 hour 45 minutes (approx.) · from $20Our pick

Walk from Armstrong Park through Treme with a small group of up to 14 people. Your guide connects Congo Square, St. Augustine’s Church, the Tomb of the Unknown Slave, Storyville, and J&M Recording Studio to New Orleans music and Black history, often using music clips to bring each stop alive.

“Pepe took us through the park and the town of Treme where we learned a great deal about the history of the town and black history. We lucked up and ended up on a private tour. Great deal and awesome tour!”

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2.Tremé African American & Creole History Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 208 reviews · 1h 45m · from $22

Walk Tremé for 105 minutes with an English-speaking local historian. See St. Augustine Church, Congo Square, the Tomb of the Unknown Slave, film locations, and music landmarks while guides such as Erin, Nika, and Kweku connect jazz to Black and Creole history.

“Eris was amazing! On top of being knowledgeable and a wealth of information, she answered questions quickly and gave us amazing context and history on our tour. Learning about jazz was wonderful, and tying it to the real history of Armstrong Park was amazing and eye opening!! Would do again just for the experience. Could not reccomend more”

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3.60-minute Tremé Walking Tour & Photo Experience

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 72 reviews · 1 hour to 1 hour 30 minutes (approx.) · from $15

Join Hollis for a private 60 to 90 minute walk through Tremé and old Storyville. You’ll hear local Black history, visit the Mardi Gras Museum, explore photo spots, and get help taking better pictures. The tour is in English and costs $15 per person.

“Our tour guide, Hollis, is an absolute gem. So knowledgeable and immediately made my boyfriend and I feel at home. Personally if I'm booking a tour in a city I want it to be delivered by someone who comes from there and can give the real story of what took place there. Too often local stories and experiences are stolen or repackaged to be more marketable/digestible and the profits aren't benefiting the local community. When you book this tour just know youre getting the real and the money spent will directly benefit the community youre touring. The incorporation of audio from different documentaries and discovering some local food spots were…”

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4.New Orleans Voodoo, Storyville, Treme, Walking Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 58 reviews · 2 hours 15 minutes (approx.) · from $29

Spend 2 hours and 15 minutes walking from Storyville through Tremé with a licensed guide such as David Higgins or New Orleans Nate. See Congo Square, Louis Armstrong Park, historic churches, and the Tomb of the Unknown Slave. Expect strong music and local history, though voodoo coverage can vary.

“A substitute for the original guide was made. He talked about music and musicians not voodoo as was described in the write up. He was good although a little hard to hear at times.”

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5.Walking the Tremé: A Self-guided Audio Tour of New Orleans

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 24 reviews · 1 hour (approx.) · from $9Best value

Walk Tremé at your own pace with a one-hour VoiceMap audio tour. GPS-triggered stories lead you from 801 N Rampart Street past Saint Augustine Church, the Backstreet Cultural Museum, Mahalia Jackson Theater, Louis Armstrong Park, and key moments in local Black history.

“Tour would not play at the start location. Tried 15 times and it was frozen on the "download" page. Cell had full service, so it cannot be blamed on that. Never got to enjoy the tour.”

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6.Voodoo, Storyville, and Treme Walking Tour

★★★★★★★★★★3.3 · 3 reviews · 2 hours · from $30

Walk from Backatown Coffee through former Storyville, the Bienville Basin Apartments, Louis Armstrong Park, Congo Square, and Treme. An English-speaking guide explains Voodoo, Marie Laveau, jazz, Catholicism, and the War of the Pews. Expect a serious amount of walking and an optional museum visit.

“The tour guide did not turn up & did not even cancel in advance. Spoilt our day….”

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