Explore New Orleans Voodoo: Museum Exhibits & Guided Walking Tours
Visit the New Orleans Historic Voodoo Museum for immersive exhibits, folklore, and guided tours through the French Quarter and Treme.
Tours & Experiences
Choose between a guided museum + New Orleans Voodoo walking tour or self-paced general admission to the Voodoo Museum.
About New Orleans Historic Voodoo Museum
New Orleans Historic Voodoo Museum offers visitors an immersive look into the history, rituals, and folklore of Voodoo in New Orleans. Located in New Orleans, Louisiana, the museum presents exhibits and storytelling that introduce visitors to Voodoo Queens, tales of zombies, and cultural practices tied to the city's unique heritage.
The museum provides two main experiences. The Guided Museum and New Orleans Voodoo Walking Tour begins with a visit to the Voodoo Museum and continues with a guided stroll through the French Quarter and Treme. Passionate guides place artifacts, stories, and ritual practices in historical and cultural context while tracing the neighborhoods that shaped Voodoo traditions.
The General Admission option allows visitors to explore the museum at their own pace. This self-guided visit focuses on Voodoo history, rituals, and folklore through curated displays and written narratives that highlight key figures and local stories without sensationalizing the subject.
The New Orleans Historic Voodoo Museum emphasizes education and cultural context. Ticketed choices—guided tour or general admission—make it simple for visitors to select the level of engagement they prefer. By combining indoor exhibits with neighborhood interpretation on guided walks, the museum offers a clear, focused way to learn about Voodoo’s role in New Orleans culture.
Visitors leave with a deeper understanding of Voodoo traditions, notable local figures, and the neighborhoods—French Quarter and Treme—that continue to influence this living cultural practice.
Plan a Visit to the New Orleans Historic Voodoo Museum
Book a guided museum and Voodoo walking tour or purchase general admission to explore Voodoo history in New Orleans.