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Two Chicks Walking Tours is a woman-owned, small-group tour company offering guided historical tours of New Orleans, Louisiana. Founded in 2014, Two Chicks Walking Tours offers multiple daily scheduled tours. [1] Tours are conducted by a collective of talented storytellers with an impressive knowledge of local myths, legends and facts, communicated in an engaging way. [2]
Two Chicks Walking Tours has been included in multiple informational and “best of” articles about New Orleans including Marie Claire’s “The stylish insider's guide to New Orleans” [4], Harper’s Bazaar “New Orleans: A definitive city guide” [5], and US News’ “The 16 Best New Orleans Tours” [6] They have also been featured on the Beyond Bourbon Podcast [7] [8] and the I Wonder If… Podcast. [9]
Two Chicks Walking Tours was named one of the best walking tours in New Orleans [10] by the popular travel blogger Nomadic Matt. Which is just one of the many "best of" lists Two Chicks has been featured on. Cozymeal describes Two Chicks as a tour on which you can "expect to see sites such as celebrity homes, Victorian and Italianate architecture, and the 1856 Buckner Mansion, which was featured in American Horror Story: Coven as Miss Robichaux’s Academy." [11] Although New Orleans is popular for it's often alcohol filled nightlife. According to NOLA insiders blog, Be New Orleans, Two Chicks is one of the fabulous options in the city that can be enjoyed sans booze. [12]
Two Chicks Walking Tours has received the 2023 Travellers Choice Award from Tripadvisor. [13]
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Two Chicks Walking Tours is a woman-owned, small-group tour company offering guided historical tours of New Orleans, Louisiana. Founded in 2014, Two Chicks Walking Tours offers multiple daily scheduled tours. [1] Tours are conducted by a collective of talented storytellers with an impressive knowledge of local myths, legends and facts, communicated in an engaging way. [2]
Two Chicks Walking Tours has been included in multiple informational and “best of” articles about New Orleans including Marie Claire’s “The stylish insider's guide to New Orleans” [4], Harper’s Bazaar “New Orleans: A definitive city guide” [5], and US News’ “The 16 Best New Orleans Tours” [6] They have also been featured on the Beyond Bourbon Podcast [7] [8] and the I Wonder If… Podcast. [9]
Two Chicks Walking Tours was named one of the best walking tours in New Orleans [10] by the popular travel blogger Nomadic Matt. Which is just one of the many "best of" lists Two Chicks has been featured on. Cozymeal describes Two Chicks as a tour on which you can "expect to see sites such as celebrity homes, Victorian and Italianate architecture, and the 1856 Buckner Mansion, which was featured in American Horror Story: Coven as Miss Robichaux’s Academy." [11] Although New Orleans is popular for it's often alcohol filled nightlife. According to NOLA insiders blog, Be New Orleans, Two Chicks is one of the fabulous options in the city that can be enjoyed sans booze. [12]
Two Chicks Walking Tours has received the 2023 Travellers Choice Award from Tripadvisor. [13]
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