Start your evening in this iconic park located in the Tremé neighborhood, where you’ll learn about the origins of jazz and enjoy live performances by local musicians.

Visit one of the most historically significant sites in New Orleans, where enslaved people and free people of color once gathered—playing a crucial role in the birth of jazz.

Explore one of the oldest African American neighborhoods in the United States, deeply connected to the city’s musical and cultural heritage.

Stroll through the oldest neighborhood in New Orleans, passing historic streets and buildings closely tied to the early jazz and blues scene.

You may visit Bourbon Street (route dependent), but you will definitely hear stories about how jazz and blues musicians once lived and worked along this iconic street—far beyond its modern party reputation.

Your guide may choose to pass by Preservation Hall, where you’ll learn about one of the world’s most important jazz venues, renowned for preserving traditional New Orleans jazz.

To end the experience, your guide will choose a local jazz club or a venue along Frenchmen Street. You’ll wrap up the tour inside the venue, enjoying live jazz music with one complimentary drink included.