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Updated: November 10, 2023
 By Sarah

Whether you’re interested in taking a New Orleans hop-on hop-off bus tour or you’ve already got your ticket, it makes sense to plan out your journey ahead of time. 

This post covers each of the attractions included on these tours, including the full route provided by both companies and a map showing where each stop is located.

City Sightseeing New Orleans Map

This is the most recent map for the City Sightseeing New Orleans hop-on hop-off bus tour as of November 2023.

City Sightseeing currently offers just 1 route in NOLA, and it includes a total of 19 stops.

You can take this bus tour year-round, 7 days a week, but they do have to cancel service during Mardi Gras parade days.

For details on when those events will happen, please read our post covering Mardi Gras krewes and parades.

This hop-on hop-off tour will last for approximately 90 minutes if you stay on the bus.

For more details, check the full digital map from City Sightseeing.

However, you can of course extend the experience by jumping off at a few attractions of interest and spending some time on the ground.

The City Sightseeing New Orleans hop-on hop-off buses operate from 9:30 am - 5:30 pm every day.

You can expect them to make stops at each location on the route once every 30-40 minutes on average.

City Sightseeing New Orleans Route

Here are each of the stops included on this tour, including examples of nearby locations you can visit at each stop:

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NOTE: City Sightseeing offers an interactive digital map on their website that you can use to get a better idea of where each stop is located and what you can expect to see or experience in the area.

About The Author

Sarah

Sarah first moved to New Orleans in 2001 to work for the American Red Cross of Southeast Louisiana. While working in the communities of New Orleans she fell in love with the unique culture of the Big Easy; it's food, music, architecture, wildlife, and most of all history. Sarah began her career with FTBF, first as a guide, then as an owner/operator. She believes every day is a good day if she gets to impart her love of her beloved New Orleans with Free Tours By Foot guests. She especially likes to convert new Who Dat Saints Fans!
Updated: November 10th, 2023
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