easy
2 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; requires standing and walking for about two hours on uneven cobblestones.
Discover the mysterious side of New Orleans’ French Quarter on a two-hour Haunted & Tipsy Walking Tour. Blend chilling ghost stories, true crime, and Voudou traditions with local bar stops for an unforgettable experience.
Hauntings ✦ History ✦ Hurricanes
Embark on a captivating journey through the eerie history of New Orleans' French Quarter. This personalized tour blends chilling tales of hauntings, true crime, and vampire legends with local insights. Enjoy bar stops, engage in lively discussions, and take home unforgettable memories from a city steeped in mystery and intrigue.
Experience the darkest chapters in French Quarter history -- with spirits!
Grab a cocktail and explore the dark, disturbing, & often hilarious history of New Orleans with locals who love sharing it. Hear true stories of famous hauntings, true crime & serial killers, vampire legends, some real history about our Voudou traditions, and much more!
Fun extras like a polaroid of your group, images of the real history, and more!
Bar break at Lafitte's Blacksmith Shop
Small groups, 15 guest max
Each tour is personalized for the group, but stories may include the Lalaurie mansion, the Ursulines convent & the “casket girls”, St. Louis cathedral, Muriel’s restaurant, and much more.
We'll answer your questions and share laughs with the group. Take home a piece of New Orleans you won’t forget!
Small Group Tour : 15 guests max.
Duration: 2 hours
Meeting Place: Outside of MRBs at 515 St. Philip Street.
The tour takes place rain or shine—pack a light rain jacket or umbrella if the forecast calls for wet weather.
Check in at least 15 minutes before the start time to ensure you do not miss your personalized tour.
Expect 2 hours of walking on cobblestone streets—supportive shoes will make your experience much more enjoyable.
Drinks at bar stops are optional and purchased separately—pace yourself if you choose to indulge to enjoy the whole tour.
The French Quarter dates back to 1718 and is New Orleans’ oldest neighborhood, rich with stories of colonial history and cultural blending.
Guides encourage walking tours to lessen environmental impact and promote sustainable tourism practices in the historic district.
Supports walking on uneven cobblestones throughout the French Quarter.
Keep dry during sudden rain showers common in New Orleans.
all specific
Stay hydrated in the warm Louisiana climate.
summer specific
Capture photos of iconic haunted locations along the route.