We were unable to hear our guide at the beginning of the tour due to construction and maintenance workers at a nearby restaurant. Tour guides should have microphones. Also, the tour information intimates that we will be going INTO a cemetery which is not the case, so it's a little deceiving.

The day was perfect - not too cool, not too warm. This is a very walkable walking tour, and was led by a lovely young lady. Highlights are the types of architecture in the neighborhoods, some relevant insights into houses along the way, and of course picking out which houses belong to famous people. The downside was that this should have included the cemetery. There are some damaged graves in the cemetery, and that meant no access at all. We looked through the iron grates. The guide was well versed, most of the time pausing to be sure all of the group members caught up before she spoke. Unfortunately near the end of the tour she often spoke before the rest of the group could catch up or spoke while she was walking forward. Be cautious. The sidewalks around the closed cemetery are unsafe with tree roots exposed through the concrete

Bobby, our guide was terrific. Whole deal seemed a little disjointed. He had no idea who was on the tour or how many were going to show up. Didn't know who had paid and who hadn't. Expected a Garden District Tour. Spent half the time in the Cemetery. Bobby was great. We had had a tour of the the St. Louis cemetery the day before by an ancestored creole but Bobby was even more informative.