easy
2 hours
Moderate fitness recommended, comfortable walking required
Discover the haunted streets and dark history of New Orleans on Lucky Bean Tours' Ghosts and True Crime Tour. Dive into chilling stories and uncover the city’s mysteries on this captivating journey.
2 Hours
You can almost feel the history (and the spirits) as you walk through this 300 year old neighborhood and former Native American gathering place on the Mississippi River.
THIS is the sacred ground where centuries of unforgettable, intense characters have lived, loved, fought, celebrated, made music, and taken their last breaths. Energy like that does not fade away; in fact, it intensifies when we tell their stories as we walk through their streets. We will share with you the stories of hauntings, murders, rituals, restless spirits, mischievous ghosts, and some things we just can't explain. Even skeptics love this tour, because everyone loves a good story!
The tour is 1.5 - 2 hours and covers about a mile in the world-famous French Quarter. Come after dinner and end in time for a night out on the town!
The sidewalks of the French Quarter can be quite uneven. Please wear comfortable shoes!
Bring a bottle of water to stay hydrated. An umbrella is also handy in case it rains.
Listen closely to guide stories; some spirits are said to still linger.
Wear comfortable shoes and bring a light jacket, as tours run after sunset.
A small flashlight helps navigate darker alleyways safely.
Treat all locations and stories with reverence, especially at cemeteries.
The French Quarter dates back to the early 18th century and is rich with architecture and stories intertwined with ghost legends and criminal history.
The tour encourages respectful interaction with historic sites and promotes awareness of preserving New Orleans’ cultural heritage.
Needed for exploring the uneven cobblestone streets of the French Quarter.
Keeps you warm during evening outdoor walks, especially in cooler months.
spring,winter specific
Helps illuminate darker alleyways and shadowy corners.
Perfect for jotting down favorite stories or notes from the tour.