Getting Around Town
New Orleans is an easy city to navigate. Here is how.
Traveling is a lot more relaxing when you know where you’re going and how to get there. If you’re staying in the French Quarter, Downtown or in the Arts/Warehouse District, you may never need to hire transportation of any kind. Your feet may be all you need. Still, New Orleans’ streetcar system is a charming way to explore the city, and you can easily rent bikes, hop a bus, take a ferry, or call a pedicab, a taxi or a limo service whenever you need to. You’ll find all the information you need to get around town right here.
Streetcars
Streetcars are a charming and affordable way to experience the many neighborhoods of New…
Parking & Transportation
Every year, millions of visitors travel by car here, follow the rules and navigate around the city…
Bike Rentals New Orleans
With over 100 miles of bike lanes, you can explore the city from the Mississippi River levee…
Algiers Ferry
Ferries have traveled across the Mississippi River since 1827. Take the historic trip across from…
Pedicabs
If you don't have far to go but it seems a little too far to walk, go ahead and hail a…
Limousines
Limos aren’t just for celebrities, VIPs or wedding days. From a sedan or a classic…
Taxis
Because New Orleans is really a “small” big city, it’s actually quite affordable…
Ride-Sharing
Need an airport pickup? Have a group dinner reservation? Need a “designated driver” to…
Transportation to and From the Airport
Getting to and from the New Orleans airport is as easy as 1-2-3, with options for ride-sharing…
Accessible Transportation
Even though much of the city was built before the world became enlightened, you’ll find New…
RV Parking & Travel
Pulling into an urban area like New Orleans doesn’t mean you have to resort to hotel living…
Group Transportation
Get going with buses, limos and shuttles to accommodate your group. These companies have a variety…
Fun Ways to See the City
Horse and Carriage Tours
Horse-drawn carriages were the original ride share and the chief way folks traversed the city’s unpaved streets and byways. Mule-drawn carriages still…