easy
2 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; requires ability to walk 1.5 miles on city sidewalks.
Discover the chilling true stories behind New Orleans' haunted French Quarter on a personalized small-group tour. Explore infamous landmarks, vampire legends, and authentic Voudou history in an unforgettable two-hour walk.
Small Groups ✦ Incredible History ✦ Epic Hauntings
Explore the haunted heart of New Orleans on a personalized small-group tour through the French Quarter. Discover chilling tales of true crime, vampire legends, and Voudou, all while enjoying engaging stories and visual aids. With a maximum of 15 guests, this unique experience ensures unforgettable memories and a free Polaroid keepsake.
See the French Quarter, the oldest and most haunted neighborhood in our 300-year-old city. Learn the true history of murders, hauntings, Voudou, true crime, the mysterious history behind our vampire legends, and take in a few gruesome laughs along the way!
Spectral City's tours are always small groups, 15 or less -- not a crowd, and our guests' experience goes way beyond five stars. We feature photos and visual aides that bring the history to life, a free Polaroid memento for your group, and share a little inside baseball about the French Quarter.
Take home a piece of New Orleans you won't forget!
Small Group Tour : 15 guests max.
Duration: 2 hours
Meeting Place: Outside of MRB Bar & Kitchen, at 515 St. Philip Street.
The tour includes walking on uneven sidewalks; wear comfortable shoes and carry water, especially during warm months.
Plan to arrive at least 15 minutes before the tour starts to check in and settle in comfortably.
New Orleans nights can be humid or rainy; consider an umbrella or light rain gear.
Inform your guide ahead if you prefer to skip topics like slavery-related history, ensuring a personalized experience.
New Orleans’ French Quarter, founded in 1718, is America’s oldest neighborhood, widely known for blending French, Spanish, and Creole influences.
The tour encourages foot travel to reduce environmental impact, supporting sustainable tourism in this historic urban area.
Supportive shoes are essential for navigating the French Quarter’s historic streets.
Hydration is important during warm or humid weather.
summer specific
Spring showers are common; having rain protection keeps the tour enjoyable.
spring specific
Evenings can be cool in fall; layering keeps you comfortable.
fall specific