easy
2 hours
Moderate, comfortable walking on uneven surfaces
Step into the shadows of New Orleans during the Nola Ghost Riders Walking Ghost Tour. Discover haunted secrets, ghost stories, and eerie legends that make the French Quarter famous for its ghostly presence.
2 Hours • Ages 6+
Embark on the NOLA Ghost Riders Walking Ghost Tour for a spine-chilling exploration of the French Quarter's haunted history. Over two hours, a local storyteller reveals tales of murder, voodoo, and the city's infamous characters, including a visit to Madame Lalaurie's House and the Axeman's haunt. Uncover New Orleans' darkest secrets!
2 hours
Our half mile, one of a kind walking tour takes you on a journey through the antiquated streets of the French Quarter as a local expert storyteller goes over all of The Crescent City’s darkest lore.
From murders and mysteries to voodoo and even vampires, New Orleans is regarded by many as being the most haunted city in the United States. The walls of our stunningly well preserved French Quarter buildings contain three centuries worth of triumph and tragedy.
Life hasn’t always been easy in The Big Easy. Despite being one of the largest and richest cities in the United States, the early years of New Orleans life were plagued with violence, famine, disease, fire, and natural disaster. You’ll learn the stories of how our history’s most feared villains and beloved heroes emerged from the bygone days of Creole society. Along the way, we will stroll by Madame Lalaurie's House. We will also be entering New Orleans' Axeman's favorite hangout. You might even be able to take a picture with the ghost of the Axeman!
Our tours are filling up fast, so make your reservations today!
Meeting Location:
Voodoo Tavern & Poboys 1140 Decatur St. New Orleans, LA Please arrive 20 minutes early
Evening temperatures can drop, so wear layers to stay comfortable during the tour.
A flashlight can help navigate dark alleyways and enhance the spooky atmosphere.
Be mindful of private property and historical landmarks during the walk.
Getting there 15 minutes early ensures you find your guide and settle in for the start.
The French Quarter has been the center of New Orleans since 1718 and is filled with stories spanning centuries, blending French, Spanish, and Creole cultures.
Respect for the historic architecture and local neighborhoods helps preserve the charm and integrity of the area.
Good footwear is crucial for walking on cobblestone and uneven streets.
Evening air can feel cooler; dressing in layers keeps you comfortable.
Helpful for poorly lit areas and adds to the spooky effect.
Capture favorite stories or take photos of historic sites.