Explore New Orleans with an easy hop-on hop-off pass
New Orleans is a mosaic of neighborhoods—each with its own rhythm, from the trumpet calls of Frenchmen Street to the oak‑lined avenues of the Garden District.
A hop‑on hop‑off bus lets you travel between the city’s signature places—Jackson Square, the Warehouse District, St.
Charles Streetcar corridor, City Park—while passing local stories, music, and culinary temptations along the way..
New Orleans Hop-On Hop-Off Sightseeing Bus Visiting timetable
Buses generally run from mid‑morning through early evening with frequent departures; exact schedules vary by season and event days.
New Orleans Hop-On Hop-Off Sightseeing Bus Closing Days
Service typically runs year‑round; schedules can change for parades, festivals, or special events such as Mardi Gras and Jazz Fest.
Where is Located
New Orleans, Louisiana – French Quarter, Garden District & Mississippi Riverfront
How to join the New Orleans hop-on hop-off bus
Many visitors begin at a French Quarter stop near Jackson Square or along Canal Street, but you can hop on at any official stop across the route. Most stops are easy to reach on foot from hotels or via the St. Charles streetcar, regional buses, or rideshare services.
By Train
New Orleans is served by Amtrak at New Orleans Union Passenger Terminal (near Canal Street). From there you can walk or take a short taxi or streetcar ride to the nearest hop‑on hop‑off stop in the French Quarter or the Central Business District.
By Car
Driving in the French Quarter can be slow and parking is limited. If you drive, plan to park in a secure lot or garage near the Quarter or the Garden District and use the hop‑on hop‑off bus to get around without worrying about parking between stops.
By Bus
Regional buses and the RTA streetcar connect many parts of the city. Transfer at major hubs like Canal Street, and then join the sightseeing bus at one of the clearly marked stops—staff can help you board or validate your mobile ticket.
On Foot
If you’re staying in or near the French Quarter, Warehouse District, or Garden District, you can easily walk to a stop—wear comfortable shoes and be ready for beautiful architecture and lively street scenes.
Why choose the hop-on hop-off bus in New Orleans
It’s the easiest way to connect jazz clubs, historic homes, museums, and riverfront views in a single day—no parking, no guessing which neighborhood to visit next, just hop off where something feels right.
New Orleans Hop-On Hop-Off Sightseeing Bus
French Quarter & Jackson Square
Hop off into the heart of New Orleans where the Mississippi’s breeze meets centuries of architecture, live jazz, and vibrant street life. Jackson Square, St. Louis Cathedral, and the adjacent galleries and cafes are the pulse of the city’s public life.
Garden District & St. Charles Avenue
Ride down St. Charles Avenue to admire sweeping oak canopies and grand antebellum mansions. The Garden District’s quiet streets and famous cemeteries tell a different, slower story of New Orleans—one of family estates, Creole history, and architectural finesse.
Frenchmen Street & Live Music
Frenchmen Street buzzes with intimate music venues, neon signs, and the improvisational energy that gave birth to jazz. Hop off for evening sets, local bands, and after‑hours revelry that feels unmistakably New Orleans.
New Orleans hop-on hop-off at a glance
Quick, practical answers to help you plan your day in the Crescent City.
Book your New Orleans hop-on hop-off pass
Take one loop for a quick overview, or hop on and off all day to linger where you love the most.
Combine the bus with museum entries, a riverboat cruise, or a guided cemetery walk for a fuller New Orleans experience.