easy
approximately 1.5 hours
Most participants in average health can comfortably walk the route
Discover the haunted history of New Orleans on this engaging ghost tour through the French Quarter. Perfect for thrill-seekers and history buffs alike, it reveals spooky legends and hidden tales of the city’s storied past.
Starting at $10 • 2 Hours • All Ages
Embark on a chilling 90-minute journey through New Orleans' Vieux Carre, where history intertwines with the supernatural. Discover the haunting tales of notorious figures like the Axeman and explore infamous sites like the Lalaurie Mansion. Uncover the dark secrets of the French Quarter, where restless spirits linger in the shadows.
Pay what you feel like ($20-$30 per-person suggested) Booking Fee Required
1 Hour & 30 Minutes
While New Orleans might be a magical place to live it has also always been a wonderful place to die, and with a variety of causes. Disease, wars, crime, and the occasional “accident” have sent many souls to our famed cemeteries. On this tour, we will explore the darker side of New Orleans history. Criminal activity, mobsters, murder, and mayhem are no stranger to the French Quarter. Being the city’s oldest neighborhood, founded in 1718, many people have come, gone, and met their end here and some say their ghosts still haunt the narrow streets of the French Quarter.
Learn about some of the darkest and most ghastly stories from New Orleans History.
The Axeman of New Orleans - A New Orleans serial killer with a love of Jazz Music
Beauregard-Keyes House - Haunted by the ghosts of confederate soldiers, or something more sinister?
Lalaurie Mansion -learn the real story of the most infamous haunted house in the Quarter
The infamous trunk murders - A cheating wife is disposed of in a most gruesome way
The ghostly funeral procession in Pere Antonie Alley**
And much more!
The tour involves walking through uneven streets and alleys, so comfortable footwear is recommended.
A small flashlight can help navigate dark corners and enhance your spooky experience.
Be prepared for evening temperatures and possible rain with appropriate clothing.
Guides share detailed stories; staying attentive will enhance your experience.
The French Quarter’s roots trace back to the early 18th century when French settlers established New Orleans, shaping its unique blend of cultures and legends.
Efforts focus on preserving historic sites and minimizing environmental impact through responsible tourism and sustainable practices.
Suitable footwear for walking through historic streets and alleyways.
Helps illuminate dark corners and enhances the spooky atmosphere.
Be prepared for evening weather conditions and potential rain.
spring|summer|fall|winter specific
Capture stories, take photos, or note any supernatural experiences.