Yes, you can take the iconic St. Charles Avenue Streetcar (often called the trolley) directly to the Garden District. This line is the oldest continuously operating streetcar in the world and is a National Historic Landmark. To reach the heart of the Garden District, you typically board the green streetcar at the corner of St. Charles and Common Streets in the Central Business District/French Quarter area. As the streetcar rumbles down St. Charles Avenue under a canopy of ancient live oaks, you'll want to exit at stops between Jackson Avenue and Washington Avenue. These stops place you within a short walk of famous landmarks like Lafayette Cemetery No. 1 and Commander’s Palace, as well as the stunning Greek Revival and Italianate mansions that define the neighborhood. In 2026, the fare remains a bargain at $1.25 for a single ride (exact change required) or $3.00 for a one-day "Jazzy Pass" available via the Le Pass mobile app.