This post is about visiting Blaine Kern's Mardi Gras World in New Orleans, a working float studio where you'll see historic floats, costumes, and decorations from past Mardi Gras festivals. Disclosure: While our recommendations are always unbiased, we may receive a small share of sales through some of the links below at no cost to you. […]
This post is about the many New Orleans Mardi Gras Parades, the krewes and dance troupes that participate in them and helping you find a parade that is right for you. What is a Carnival Krewe? A krewe - pronounced like “crew” - is a social club, and many of them are involved in making […]
Let Free Tours by Foot help you plan your trip to New York. Our local experts have written everything you need to know about what to do and see in NYC. In the sections below you'll find our most popular blog posts detailing insider information and our best advice. Top Things To Do Most Popular […]
The Garden District, or 'Lafayette City' as it was once known, is part of Uptown New Orleans. This area is just a short streetcar ride from Bourbon Street and the French Quarter, but it feels like a world apart. Searching Availability... Continue to Secure Booking System » ************Click here to see our full selection of […]
Searching Availability... Continue to Secure Booking System » This post provides details for our daily, guided walking tour of the French Quarter. We also include information on our self-guided GPS-enabled audio tour and our other tours in the Quarter. WALKING TOUR OF THE FRENCH QUARTER Famous for its beads and beers on Bourbon Street, the […]
Our local tour guides are often asked by our guests about whree they can store their luggage in Boston, so they make sure to stay up-to-date with the answers. In this post, we explain luggage storage options in Boston, featuring a popular trend in luggage storage sharing as well as storage in South Station and […]
Whenever we're guiding a tour in New Orleans, there's a pretty good chance that someone will ask where to board the St. Charles Streetcar. That's why we decided to write this helpful guide with all the information you'll need to ride this historic attraction and see some of the most interesting sites along the way. […]
This post is about the National September 11th Museum (a.k.a. the 9/11 Museum or World Trade Center Museum) and goes over ticket prices, guided tours, and tips to help you plan your visit. We also explain how to take advantage of Free Mondays, when admission is free for everyone between 5:30 pm and 7:00 pm. […]
New Orleans does things differently than just about any city. So why would Christmas be any different? Christmas in New Orleans is like no other - the lights, the decorations, and the traditions. In a word - it's magical! Join Free Tours by Foot for a holiday waltz through the French Quarter, as we explore […]
Esta publicación proporcionará toda la información que necesita para visitar el Empire State Building, incluida una explicación de los distintos tipos de tickets, qué observatorio elegir y cómo evitar las líneas largas. Haga clic aquí para comprar boletos ahora. Declaración de Divulgación:: Si bien nuestras recomendaciones son siempre imparciales, podemos recibir una pequeña parte de […]
Chicago, the third largest city in the USA, is a fantastic city to visit. If you only have 24 hours in Chicago to spend, we want you to make the most of it. Therefore we compiled a Chicago itinerary of things to do and things to bring on your next trip to the windy city. […]
This post lists and describes the various free museums in Boston, including pay-what-you-wish museums and locations that offer free days. We also note those that are either family-friendly or open late or included in tourist passes. ALWAYS FREE MUSEUMS This section will list all of the museums that offer free admission whenever they are open. […]
This post covers how to see the USS Constitution, where it’s located, the history of the ship and how to take a tour of Old Ironsides. It is free to visit and is one of the best things to do in Boston for free!
Join Free Tours by Foot on our Garden District Tour as we stroll the leafy, magnolia-shaded streets of the Garden District and a city of the dead, Lafayette Cemetery #1. This walking tour is not just mansions and manicured gardens, but stories of legends, tragedy, epidemics, lost causes, movie stars, celebrity chefs, and haunted spirits.
The post explains how to find the Leaky Cauldron and Third Hand Emporium at London's Borough Market. We also have more in-depth posts on finding the most sought after locations, including the Ministry of Magic, Diagon Alley, and Platform 9 3/4. How to Get Here Film Scenes at Borough Market Harry Potter Tours The Real Diagon Alley Warner […]
This post has been sponsored by Free Tours by Foot, but all my opinions are my own. The travel world may be at a halt, but that does not mean that travel is cancelled! It is just redefined. Instead of seeking to get on the next flight to another country or state, travel is now […]
