Step into the shadows of New Orleans’ French Quarter on a guided ghost tour that uncovers legendary spirits, eerie tales, and the city’s haunted past. Prepare for a night of history and chills!
2 Hours | All Ages | Expect a few laughs, chills, and a little morbidity
All Ages welcome
2 Hours
A walking tour of no more than 12 guests. We’ll get to know each other at the top of the tour--where everybody is from, what other tours they’ve been on, interests, and such. I will customize a walk to include everyone’s interests, ghostly, morbid, or historical. Once underway, we will walk about 1.25 miles (2 km) along the sidewalks of the French Quarter. It won’t be like a death march -- there will be plenty of stopping as I share the stories of the homes, businesses, galleries, and alleyways along the way. Sometimes we’ll even make it to the banks of the mighty Mississippi. Along this walk I will share legends of ghosts, werewolves, vampires, Voodoo, witchcraft, pirates, serial killers, and whatever else comes to mind. I'll sneak in some history, architecture, and such -- you won't even know it happened. There will be a bar break halfway through the tour, and a family friendly option too. We will end up back or near where we started.
You're in New Orleans, and I highly recommend making some poor life choices while you're here -- I'm not judging. But please avoid getting too 'lit' prior to this or any tour...maybe just a buzz. :-)
Wear comfortable shoes and weather-appropriate clothing as the tour involves walking through historic streets at night.
A small flashlight can help you see details in darker alleyways and historic sites.
Bring water for hydration, especially during warm evenings.
Pay close attention to your guide's stories—they’re packed with intriguing details and local lore.
The French Quarter dates back to 1718 and was established by French colonists, making it one of the oldest neighborhoods in the United States.
Efforts focus on preserving the historic architecture and minimizing the impact of tourism through responsible practices.
Supports long walking distances on uneven historic streets.
Keep warm during evening tours in cooler months.
winter specific
Carry essentials like water, flashlight, and extra layers.
Jot down interesting stories or insights shared during the tour.