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Explore haunted houses, voodoo rituals, and vampire lore on this 2-hour walking tour of New Orleans' French Quarter for $66 per person.

The New Orleans: NOLA Ghosts, Voodoo, and Spooky Walking Tour offers a captivating journey through the city’s eerie past. For $66 per person, this 2-hour guided walk takes visitors deep into Louisiana’s mysterious legends, focusing on haunted landmarks, voodoo practices, and famous supernatural stories. Starting at 528 Toulouse Street, the tour welcomes participants eager to learn about the city’s dark allure in a relaxed, walkable format.
This tour appeals strongly to those interested in ghost stories, voodoo culture, and paranormal mysteries. It features visits to iconic locations connected to Marie Laveau, vampires, and popular TV shows like True Blood and Interview with the Vampire. While the tour does not include entry into sites, it thrives on storytelling and atmospheric walkabouts, making it an engaging experience for curious visitors. It’s especially suitable for those prepared for walking about 2.4 kilometers in comfortable shoes and weather-appropriate clothing.
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The tour begins at 528 Toulouse Street, a central location in the French Quarter. The local tour guide leads the group through the neighborhood’s cobblestone streets, known for its historic architecture and lively past. The guide’s storytelling weaves together legends of ghosts, vampires, and voodoo queens, creating a fascinating narrative that combines history with supernatural tales.
Participants should arrive prepared for a leisurely walk that lasts roughly two hours. The tour’s pace is designed to balance storytelling with sightseeing, making it accessible for most visitors—though it’s best suited for those comfortable on their feet and in suitable weather conditions.

The tour takes you past some of the most notorious haunted houses in New Orleans. These buildings are known for their ghostly apparitions and mysterious disappearances. Your guide shares stories of restless spirits lingering in these historic structures, giving you a glimpse into the city’s long-standing paranormal reputation.
While you won’t enter these sites, the outdoor facades and the ambiance of the cobblestone streets set a spooky scene. Expect to hear tales that could send shivers down your spine and feel the weight of centuries-old secrets hiding behind the facades.

A highlight of this tour is the focus on voodoo culture in New Orleans. Your guide discusses burial rites, ritual practices, and mystical traditions that have shaped the city’s spiritual landscape. Special attention is given to Marie Laveau, known as the Voodoo Queen of New Orleans.
Stories about her rise to prominence in the 19th century and her influence as a healer, spiritual leader, and keeper of mystical knowledge make her a fascinating figure. Visitors will learn about her pet snake, Zombi, named after an African deity, which she used in rituals. The locations connected to her legend are among the most significant stops on the tour.
More Great Tours NearbyThe French Quarter’s connection to pop culture adds an extra layer of intrigue. The guide points out locations featured in True Blood, Interview with the Vampire, and American Horror Story. These sites have long served as atmospheric backdrops for stories of the supernatural and the occult.
While the tour does not offer access to filming locations, the stories behind these places deepen the sense of mystery and lend a cinematic flavor to your experience. Many visitors enjoy the behind-the-scenes insights into how these iconic shows draw inspiration from the neighborhood’s authentic supernatural vibe.

As you walk through the streets, your guide introduces local legends of vampires, ghosts, and paranormal activity. The stories are rooted in New Orleans’ folklore, blending historical facts with legends of the supernatural. These tales enhance the ambiance, making the French Quarter seem like a city where the supernatural is always nearby.
The narrative weaves together history, culture, and urban legends, ensuring a spine-tingling experience. Expect to hear about strange sightings, mysterious noises, and the dark history behind some of the oldest buildings.

Participants should wear comfortable shoes suited for walking on cobblestone streets. The tour is weather-dependent, so bringing weather-appropriate clothing and a camera is advisable to capture the atmospheric sights. The tour’s start time often falls in the afternoon or evening, adding to its spooky appeal.
It’s important to note that entry into sites is not included, so the experience relies heavily on storytelling and outdoor viewing. The tour is not recommended for children under 13 years or those with mobility challenges, particularly wheelchairs.

Reservations are available with a “reserve now, pay later” option, allowing flexibility. Cancellations are accepted up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. Last-minute bookings are possible, but availability may shift, and customers could be scheduled for a different time if their preferred slot is full.
The tour is conducted in English and is operated by JLali Travel, ensuring a professional guiding experience with lively narration. Remember to bring passport or ID for identification purposes.

This walking tour offers a compact, engaging exploration of haunted and supernatural aspects of the French Quarter. Its focus on Marie Laveau, vampire lore, and pop culture references creates a multi-layered story experience that appeals to both history buffs and supernatural enthusiasts.
While it does not include site entry, the storytelling approach and location-based legends make it a unique way to enjoy the neighborhood’s mysterious side. The 2-hour format makes it manageable for most schedules, and the modest price point of $66 enhances its appeal.
This tour is ideal for adventurous travelers eager to explore the darker side of New Orleans. It’s best suited for those over 13 years old who enjoy stories of ghosts, vampires, and voodoo rituals. Visitors who appreciate local legends and like to explore iconic filming locations will find it particularly rewarding.
It’s a charming, spooky experience that balances history, culture, and mystery without requiring any special skills or physical endurance beyond walking. For anyone interested in the supernatural history of New Orleans in a lively, guided setting, this tour offers a compelling adventure.
This 2-hour tour offers a window into New Orleans’ haunted past, blending storytelling, cultural insights, and local legends. The focus on Marie Laveau and pop culture sites makes it a fun, atmospheric way to spend an afternoon or evening. The walkability, affordable price, and engaging guide make it a worthwhile addition to any itinerary exploring the city’s mysterious side.
While it doesn’t include site entries or access to private locations, the outdoor storytelling and historic ambiance deliver a memorable experience. It suits travelers ready to embrace the spooky allure of Louisiana’s most haunted neighborhood.
Is this tour suitable for children?
The tour is not recommended for children under 13 years due to the spooky themes.
How long does the tour last?
The tour lasts approximately 2 hours.
Where does the tour start?
It begins at 528 Toulouse Street in the French Quarter.
Does the tour include entry into haunted sites?
No, the tour does not include entry; it is a walking storytelling experience.
What should I bring on the tour?
Bring comfortable shoes, weather-appropriate clothing, and a camera to capture the sights.
Can I cancel my booking?
Yes, cancellations are accepted up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Is this tour accessible for wheelchair users?
No, it is not recommended for wheelchair users.
What makes this tour unique?
Its focus on Marie Laveau, pop culture locations, and vampire legends provides a well-rounded supernatural experience.
Are there any additional costs?
Entry into sites is not included; the tour fee covers the guided walk only.
What language is the tour conducted in?
The tour is conducted in English.