River Boat Tours at the Battle of New Orleans

Take a cruise on a paddlewheeler or authentic steamboat to view the historic site of the Battle of New Orleans.

Louisiana's Battle of New Orleans site memorializes a victory by Americans over British forces in the early days of 1815. View or visit the site from the Mississippi River on one of two riverboats operating tours out of New Orleans.

The Creole Queen Chalmette Battlefield Cruise

The Creole Queen cruises to the Chalmette Battlefield where it docks and passengers debark. After visitors tour the Battle of New Orleans memorial and museum, the Creole Queen returns to its original location.

The Steamboat Natchez

Aboard this historic steamboat, patrons enjoy calliope music and a river tour of New Orleans. Tours pass the Chalmette Battlefield and guides provide information on the Battle of New Orleans and events surrounding it.

Additional Information about Chalmette Battlefield Tours

The Battle of New Orleans site is part of the Jean Lafitte National Historic Park and Preserve. Daily tours led by park rangers coincide with the Creole Queen's visit.

Visitors in early January may view live history presentations during the Battle of New Orleans anniversary.

References

• Creole Queen: Mississippi River Tours: Chalmette Battlefield River Cruise
• Steamboat Natchez: Harbor Jazz Cruise
• Jean Lafitte National Park and Preserve: Chalmette Battlefield
• The Battle of New Orleans
• Internetours: Natchez Steamboat Mississippi River Cruise

Resources

• Jean Lafitte National Park and Preserve: Chalmette Battlefield: Battle of New Orleans Anniversary