There are currently 5 streetcar routes: the Riverfront; St. Charles; Canal (Cemeteries); Canal (City Park/Museum); and Rampart/St. Claude lines. It's important to know which line best serves your destination.
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There's a way to see New Orleans' Uptown, Garden District, Carrollton, and Central Business District (CBD) neighborhoods that are historically accurate, affordable, and entertaining. It's called the St. Charles Avenue streetcar, and a ride costs $1.25.
Public transportation is regarded as safe in New Orleans and the city's historic Streetcars make for a fun way to see the city if you need a break from exploring on foot. There are four main lines that take in the city's historic sites, with the St Charles Line being a popular tourist attraction in itself.
Navigate New Orleans easilyStill, 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. Plus, you'll be able to access all the diverse neighborhoods New Orleans has to offer.
Can you walk from the French Quarter to the Garden District? Short answer- yes. Long answer- I wouldn't advise it. It's a long walk through a mix of good and bad neighborhoods.
The entire trip takes about 45 minutes each way and gives you a grand view of some of New Orleans' most beautiful and interesting homes, the Central Business District, Audubon Park, plus Tulane and Loyola Universities.
Check availability to see starting times. Absolutely recommend booking a 3-day tour to have the two walking tours included. The guides are very, very good - know a lot about New Orleans history. The tours were a great size and the language of the guides was very easy to understand.
Most taxicabs are now minivans or larger SUVs that will easily accommodate five passengers with luggage. For an UberX (up to four passengers) the estimated fare is $35. For an UberXL (up to six passengers) the estimated fare is $52.