Breathtaking views. Authentic New Orleans culture. We've specialized in it for 80 years (and counting.)
Carriage rides in the French Quarter now operate 7 days a week pending weather. We have limited availability, please make sure to book your ticket now by clicking "book now". Guests will board the carriages at 700 Decatur St. in front of Jackson Square. We look forward to seeing you in our 82nd year in business!
Our Sightseeing Tours of New Orleans
New Orleans History & Haunts Carriage Tour
History and Haunts Carriage Tour
New Orleans is a city with a dark and sometimes sinister history. With Royal Carriages History & Haunts Carriage Tour, you'll discover a few of the reported hauntings, as well as the legends behind them!
1 hour tour - $60 per person
Private Carriage Tour
Private Carriage Tour
Let our expert guides tailor a tour just for you! This unique one hour carriage experience travels through the French Quarter and beyond. These more intimate carriages seat 1-4 people per party.
1/2 Hour Tour is $150 1 Hour Tour is $300
French Quarter and More Carriage Tour
French Quarter and More Carriage Tour
This fully narrated, hour long tour travels the centuries old French Quarter and the Faubourg Marigny; both neighborhoods as rich in history as they are in character. See architecture up close, and hear stories of famous New Orleanians.
1 hour tour - $60 per person
Mules in New Orleans Barn Tour
Stable and Neighborhood Barn Tour
Explore the home of our Mules and stroll through one of the oldest neighborhoods in New Orleans.
2 hour tour - $35 per person (13 & up) $25 per person kids (5-12) Children 4 and under free (1 per paid adult)
Latest Royal News
Royal Carriages Introduces Mules in New Orleans Barn Tour
May 11, 2024 - Royal Carriages is proud to offer an exclusive behind the scenes look at the oldest stable and carriage company in New Orleans. Guests will have an unique opportunity to meet our mules up close....read more
We loved this. Our driver, Jim Thiebaud, regaled us with historic tales of Napoleon, Joan of Arc, Andrew Jackson, Tennessee Williams, Lee Harvey Oswald, and, of course, Richard Simmons. Why is it that the locals always bring up Richard Simmons? We also heard about the Great Fire, the Second Great Fire, the Big Hurricane, the Next Big Hurricane, and the flood. Seems that God has done his best to take down this city, but the locals aren't having any of that. Such a relaxing/educating/romantic way to see the French Quarter.
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