New Orleans Before & After Katrina: Built by Water, Tested by Storm
Discover New Orleans through the water that created it, enriched it, threatened it, and continues to
What to Expect
Explore New Orleans through the force that made the city possible: the Mississippi River. Over two hours, a licensed guide leads you along the riverfront and through the French Quarter, weaving stories of Indigenous communities, colonists, enslaved people, merchants, musicians, engineers, and everyday residents. Learn how water created the land, fueled commerce and culture, and drove engineering efforts from levees to pumps, culminating in discussions of major floods and Hurricane Katrina and how the city must adapt to a watery future.
Includes
Two-hour walking tour with a licensed and well-versed guide
Historical storytelling covering the history of water in New Orleans and sustainability advancements
Stories from before and after Hurricane Katrina
Restrictions
Uneven terrain in the French Quarter may make the tour difficult for guests with impaired mobility.
Duration
2 hours
Address
768 Decatur Street
Pricing
| Person | $35 |
Cancellation Policy
Full refund if canceled up to 24 hours before the tour
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