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We’ve spent nearly a decade preparing for the most haunted city in America, and our team of ghost hunters and historians have finally signed off on the creation of our New Orleans Ghost Tour. Join your costumed tour guide in the historic French Quarter for a journey through one of the most famous locations in history. This combination ghost tour and pub crawl will take you past some of the oldest buildings in the south. Each one with its own dark tale lurking behind the shutters. You’ll hear tales of war, murder, and voodoo; of legend and lore; of the bloody nightmares that are buried beneath the incredible French and Spanish architecture. 

Our New Orleans Ghost Tour Pub Crawl will take you to the most haunted bars to collect enough spirits to bravely face the ghostly spirits. With liquid courage in hand, we will spend two hours exploring the French Quarter and learning the intimate details of the city’s eternal residents. 

2 Hours, ~1 mile

Leaving from

410 Dauphine St. New Orleans, 70112

Time of day

4:30, 7:30, & 8pm

• 2-Hour Walking Tour ~1 Mile
• Alcohol not included or required but encouraged!
• Drinks are taken To-Go
• We run rain or shine: dress appropriately
• Typical group size is <15, but we can accommodate more on private tours

Join our costumed tour guide for an experience in New Orleans Voodoo, Ghosts, and the history of the city. You’ll hear tales about the dead that haven’t quite moved on, visit some of the most haunted places in the city and get to know the spirits that haunt the locals…and the places that the locals haunt.

Your ghost tour will begin in one of the most famous areas in the world for ghosts, the French Quarter in New Orleans. We will take you to the most haunted bars to collect enough spirits to bravely face the ghostly spirits. With liquid courage in hand, we will spend two hours exploring the French Quarter and learning the intimate details of the city’s eternal residents.

The purchase of drinks is not included or required, so be prepared for some down time if you choose not to drink. Some guides prefer to share personal stories during this time, but don’t be surprised if the ghost stories are scarier than you expected. journey

Mobility:  This is a walking tour of about 1 mile. The city dates back, so the sidewalks and roads can be dangerous to walk, crawl or run on at night. This is not recommended for anyone with mobility issues or highly intoxicated adults that can’t navigate the perils of the old sidewalks. Guests must be 21 and up to attend. If guests arrive intoxicated, they will not be allowed to continue. 

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• User Ages: 21+ years
• Map Marker Departs From: 723 St Peter, New Orleans, LA 70119

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Nothing compares to the mystique-laden history of New Orleans, a place known for being one of the most haunted cities in the country. When you want to get to know the spooky side of this city a little better, you’ll love our ghost pub crawl. Our New Orleans Haunted Pub Crawl of the French Quarter combines some of our most infamous haunted locations along with the most haunted bars in the country for a perfect blend of spirited spirits!

Sign up for a haunted bar crawl for the chance to hear the stories of murders and crimes of passion of Old New Orleans. While on your haunted pub crawl, you’ll not only take in incredible tales of paranormal activity, but you’ll do it while sampling some of our most unique adult beverages made famous by some of the most notorious characters in our history.

As seen on A&E, History Channel, Bravo and Travel Channel, Haunted History Tours has built a strong reputation for providing incredible experiences on the haunted pub crawl, fueled by the art of good storytelling and the incredible destinations we include.

We have the top tours in the city according to Travel Channel. You never know what you’ll see on our haunted pub tour. In fact, 90% of participants have captured some kind of paranormal behavior in the photos they’ve taken while with us.

This haunted bar tour takes you off the beaten path and into the dark and hidden side of the city that never sleeps! The stories come alive as presented by our colorful guides.

*Cocktails and gratuities are not included in price.

Tours operate rain or shine. There are no tours Mardi Gras Day. For group tours, please call us directly at 504-861-2727 or email us at [email protected]!

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New Orleans is one of the most historically rich destinations in America. Here, in this Southern cultural center, legends were created. You’ll discover with Nightly Spirits that certain things struggle to stay in the past. Are you prepared to investigate the myths surrounding this city? Do you enjoy scary history? Then Nightly Spirits New Orleans Ghost Tour is the perfect place for you! Learn about New Orleans’ past, forgotten secrets, and rich cultural heritage. Our most popular tour combines a ghost walk with a pub crawl, so you can enjoy some delicious drinks while learning about the city’s spookiest tales. Along the way, our guides, who are professional storytellers, will take you to some of the most haunted spots in town.

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Preview The Most Haunted Locations In New Orleans

Beauregard-keyes house.

No doubt, this house in the French Quarter is one of the spookiest spots in New Orleans. The design of the home is stunning. Sporting a pale and butternut color scheme, it almost entices you to step inside.

However, don’t let beautiful architecture influence you too much. The home is known to house several spirits that refuse to leave.

The LaLaurie Mansion

The LaLaurie is a site that’s filled with a sinister history. The mansion sits prominently on Royal Street, and the stories of what went on there will make your skin crawl.

Madame LaLaurie was a sadistic serial killer who used the mansion to perform her gruesome acts. She was known to use the rooms as torture chambers for slaves that were unlucky enough to cross paths with her.

This stop isn’t for the faint of heart, so be sure you’re ready before stepping inside.

The Witch of the Opera House

The French Opera House was an extremely popular site for the city’s elite. At one point, it even had the moniker as the capital of opera in America. Everything took a twisted turn when the opera house burned down in 1919.

Marguerite was an alluring figure on the New Orleans opera scene. She was no singer but was incredibly beautiful. In her later days, she courted a young lover who ultimately left her for a younger woman.

After killing her ex-lover and his new partner, she hung herself right in the opera house. Some say her spirit still lurks the hallow grounds to this day.

Welcome to NOLA Ghosts

When the party’s over, the nightmare begins.

Behind the world famous Mardi Gras and the inspirational accomplishments of the New Orleans Saints, lie the remnants of a demented past that the city somehow managed to survive. New Orleans may be home to some of the nation’s biggest events and attractions, but the rise of this city’s popularity is riddled with the bodies of casualties of war, victims of horrendous atrocities, and innocent lives lost in tragic and often unexplained ways.

It’s no secret that New Orleans is likely the most haunted city in the country, if not the world. The carnage and bloodshed that stain the hallowed, cursed grounds of the city have given birth to  ghostly creatures that rise every night, enveloping the city in a darkness that has always emanated from the depths of its most haunted and legendary buildings. 

Prepare to undertake a journey into the mystic and the unexplained, the violent and the opulent, the terrifying and the chilling– where the supernatural has always ruled a city where death and destruction was part of everyday life.  

Welcome to New Orleans: A City of the Dead Who Still Haunt the Living.

What will i see, the frightening price of freedom haunting new orleans forever.

Before being named after the national hero, Andrew Jackson, Jackson Square was the site of public executions that date back to the 1700s. There was even a town executioner – Louis Congo, an Afriacan slave who was granted freedom in exchange for his service. For over a decade, Congo tortured and murdered somewhere in the thousands of people. 

Discover true accounts of the tormented souls of those who died by his hands being seen, and sometimes heard, near Andrew Jackson’s statue. There are even reported sightings of the executioner himself, begging the theory that he never quite obtained his freedom.

The executions continued well after Louis Congo’s time. Hear the horrific stories of the Spanish military carrying out the execution of three slaves from the German Coast Uprising whose heads were then displayed on the city gates. Then-General Andrew Jackson would go on to defeat the British, delivering the speech that would end the War of 1812 right in this very spot. But this wouldn’t be the last of New Orleans’s ties with the cruelties of war.

Visit the otherworldly Beauregard-Keyes House and uncover its sorrowful past that continues to rear its ugly head. The home was once occupied by the battle-worn general, P.G.T. Beauregard who, upon moving in, began to hear the horrendous sounds of distant gunshots and cannon fire. Not long after the sounds began, so did the appearance of apparitions believe the be the dejected spirits of his soldiers that died in combat.

General Beaugard would eventually join his men in the afterlife, his spirit trapped in the house where his personal hauntings began. Years later, he would find a friend in Francis Parkinson Keyes. Discover the unbelievable tale of the famed author who occupied the house in the mid-1900s, coexisting with the spirit of the withered general and eventually joining his following her passing.

A Terrifying Tale of Two Faces

There are haunted houses, and then there are spaces that carry such a malevolent, heavy darkness that they are placed in a terrifying and untouched category all of their own. Considered one of the most haunted locations and properties on earth, the LaLaurie Mansion has been the subject of thriller books, history and haunted television shows, chilling documentaries, ghost hunts, and many other features that have tried to capture the essence of evil and historical significance the haunted mansion exudes. 

Madame LaLaurie was a wealthy woman who lived in the home with her husband, Dr. Leonard LaLaurie, and two daughters. A seemingly pleasant family on the outside, they led a double life that stunned and terrified the residents of New Orleans.

Not long after their arrival, rumors swirled of their harrowing treatment of Madame LaLaurie’s salves. A fire set by one of her beleaguered servants would reveal the gruesome truth in the form of a hidden torture room. 

Learn the deeply obscene and disturbing true story of the LaLaurie Mansion and the abominations that were committed there.

In the centuries since this heinous event, the mansion has not had a moment’s peace. Reports of disembodied screams, the stench of burning flesh, and sounds of scratching noises and dragging chains are just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to what this wicked home holds. 

Don’t let the beauty of the mansion fool you, for what’s inside harbors a sinister energy that’s claimed lives and businesses alike since its reopening in the 1850s. The evil that emanates from within the walls has resulted in multiple owners playing musical chairs, or perhaps Russian Roulette, with no one lasting more than a handful of years. If you weren’t a believer before, the LaLaurie Mansion just may change your mind.

WHY IS NEW ORLEANS SO HAUNTED

Supernatural spirits and eerie encounters of the big easy.

Spirits of the netherworld are merely a portion of the magic potion that makes New Orleans supremely supernatural, and yet eerily earthy as well, tied to the humanity of the cultural beliefs  that grounded its citizens for centuries and helped them stay mostly sane through the decades of disease, death, and destruction that was their fate. 

NOLA Ghosts will take you deep into the heart of the real New Orleans and lead you to the disturbingly ominous Old Ursuline Convent where you’ll uncover the true stories of the Casket Girls – a  group of eccentric-looking women whose arrival at the convent sparked a myriad of unfortunate events including failing crops and disappearing livestock.

When dead cats began appearing in the streets drained of their blood with bite and scratch marks all over their bodies, the townspeople believed the pale women of the convent to be vampires and had them return to France. However, this wouldn’t be the last they were heard of. 

Hear the terrifying tale of the ghost hunters who dared to try and meet the spirits of the Casket Girls, only to end up just like the women’s previous victims.

The Innocent, The Damned, and The Haunted Buildings They Prowl

The Old Ursuline Convent isn’t the only group home in New Orleans with a disturbingly ominous past. The historic Andrew Jackson Hotel once served as a boarding school and orphanage for boys. Yellow Fever would claim the parents of these poor, unfortunate children, but another disaster would shatter all they had left. The Great Fire of 1794 ravaged the city, consuming everything in its destructive path including the boarding school. Five boys would perish in the fire.

Discover the devastating way in which it was discovered they’d passed and why they may not know they’re gone. From TVs turning off and on to the sound of giggling and running through the halls, the activity from these mischievous spirits is a common experience for those who stay at the Andrew Jackson Hotel.

Why New Orleans Past Continues to Be Resurrected

While it’s true that this popular vacation and party spot was built on unspeakable acts and unjust death, there are some locations that remind us that there’s light even in the darkest of nights. 

Visit Pere Antoine Alley, a piece of New Orleans that is not only named after but also frequented by the spirit of the city’s beloved parish priest. While his time in New Orleans is controversial, he remains a cherished figure, often showing himself at the altar of St. Louis Cathedral or on the balconies.

WHAT’S SO SPECIAL ABOUT THE NOLA GHOSTS TOUR?

See a different, darker side of a historic and beautiful destination.

The amount of ungodly acts committed and lives cut short by the iniquitous has left no building, no park, no speckle of dirt immune from feeling the crimes and the atrocities of those who walked before us. No matter your ghastly preference, New Orleans is a treasure trove of horrifying tales and mystics that has a little something for everyone.

We invite you to take a stroll with us into a time that inspired grim retellings that serve as entertainment for some and gruesome reminders for those who continue to be afflicted by the sins of the departed. Join us to experience a side of New Orleans that unveils itself when the parties are over and the lights go out… if you dare.  

A once-in-a-lifetime adventure you’ll cherish forever

To visit New Orleans is to take a deep dive into the unknown, leaving behind the normal day-to-day routines of life for a thrilling adventure that doesn’t stop until you leave the city limits– and even then, the memories you take with you will follow you into the grave, and beyond.  

Join NOLA Ghosts for a non-stop, exhilarating adventure and get the adrenaline rush you seek, when you encounter the otherworldly, that may be seeking you.

Stop by Marie Laveau’s House of Voodoo, a local haunt that may sound menacing but is actually a haven for those who love the supernatural. Learn more about the original owner, Marie Laveau – the “Queen of Voodoo” who was both loved and feared for her “psychic” abilities. Depending on who you ask, she was nothing more than a con. Yet her powers preceded her in death, as it’s said she can grant wishes from the beyond. We’ll tell you her story and let you decide for yourself.

Be part of a Growing Ghosty Community

For all ghost (and literature) lovers, New Orleans is a dream, or nightmare, come true. Not many places on earth can appeal to a ghostly community with so many different haunted places, stories, and unique origins of the ghosts and hauntings they created.  These haunted havens attract other creative and unique minds, sinister and innocent alike, and they join the ghostly culture with unrivaled passion.  

Faulkner House Books is a thriving bookstore in the heart of New Orleans. In the early 1900s, it was the living quarters of famed American novelist Mr. Williams Faulkner himself. Keep your cameras ready as visitors have reported seeing his apparition sitting at his old writing desk, continuing on with his work.

* This is a walking tour and we do not enter privately-owned buildings or private property *

6 REASONS TO BOOK THIS TOUR RIGHT NOW!:

1:  witches and ghosts and vampires – oh my….

Whether this is your first ghost tour or just one of many, a city like New Orleans is a rarity. This popular tourist destination is home to some of the most outrageous stories of plagues, fires, executions, war, torture, vampires, and voodoo – all true, all documented. New Orleans has a rich history that draws in thousands upon thousands of visitors every year, some to experience the culture and others to experience the otherworldly.

In a city that’s seemingly surrounded by spirits, NOLA Ghosts takes you on an incredible journey through the city’s most haunted locations each with a more remarkable and in some cases, more ominous story than the last. If you love all things strange, spooky, and scandalous then a tour with NOLA Ghosts is for you!

2:  You Want to Know If The Stories You’ve Heard Are True

It’s a well-known fact that New Orleans is one of the most haunted cities in the nation, if not the world. But what happened that gave the Mardi Gras capital of the world this title? What events led to the dead outnumbering the living? NOLA Ghosts will introduce you to the events that continue to haunt the city and then some. 

The stories that you’ll hear are some that have inspired everything from short stories and books to TV shows and movies. But what’s exaggerated and what’s bone-chillingly true? Here, we’ll share the stories that are stranger than fiction and take you to the actual sites where they occurred. You’re about to get a true history lesson on the dark side of New Orleans.

3:  You’re Here to Ghost Hunt

Tourists venture to New Orleans for a variety of reasons, and one of those is to specifically go ghost hunting. If that’s what brings you to this great city, welcome! We’re going to take you to the sites of New Orleans’s most haunted locations and give you a cheat sheet on who to look for. Whether you’re a professional ghost hunter or are out here for fun, NOLA Ghosts will give you the lowdown on the city’s haunted past, who to look out for, and what to avoid.

4:  You Want a Fun Way to Walk Off All of The Delicious Cajun Food

There is so much that New Orleans is famous for; the incredible Cajun food is just one of many. Don’t be afraid to indulge yourself – there are plenty of amazing restaurants and you’re on vacation! If you’ve had all the Cajun food you can eat and are looking for a way to burn it off (so you can make room for more!), why not join us for a walking tour of the area’s well-known haunts?

It won’t even feel like exercise. NOLA Ghosts is conducted by an enthusiastic tour guide that’s ready to deliver terrifying tales that will keep you engaged and entertained throughout the tour. Before you know it, you’ve gotten your steps in, received a history lesson you can’t get anywhere else, and just made room for more of New Orleans’s famous Cajun food!

5:  You’re Looking For Inspiration…of a supernatural kind

The shows that are based on this city are great but they don’t really dig deep into the creation of it. Maybe those are the stories you want to tell. Maybe you’re ready to start that book or screenplay about the dark and tragic stories behind the heart of New Orleans. This is a great place to start!

While some of the stories may seem disturbing, they’re no less captivating and will keep you enthralled throughout the duration of the tour. If stories are what you’re after and some inspiration to bring them to life on other platforms, NOLA Ghosts makes the perfect launching point.

6:  You Want to Make The Most of Your Bachelor/Bachelorette Party in The Big Easy

Your friend is about to tie the knot so why not give them an experience they’ll never forget? It doesn’t get much more special and unique than a ghost tour in a place with a deep-rooted history and documented evidence of the unexplained. You can take your friend and the party to see all the things everyone has seen before or you can take everyone on an adventure where they might see something they’ll never unsee. Now THAT’S a party that will be outrageously unforgettable and will be one that will haunt the happy couple till death does them apart…and after!

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Are you ready for US Ghost Adventures’ New Orleans Ghost Tour? Join us for a ghost tour of New Orleans’ most bone-chilling haunted locations and learn why New Orleans is the most haunted city in America

We’ll take you to famous haunts Like the LaLaurie mansion, and terrifying stories of voodoo and pirates. Embark on an experience you’ll take with you to the grave…if you dare.

Ghost Tour Meeting Location : 615 Pere Antoine Alley, in front of the steps of the St. Louis Cathedral

Tour Duration : 1hr, 1 mile walking

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Stroll through the Garden District, home to the largest collection of antebellum homes in the South, and learn about the darker side of the city's elite.

Visit the Most Haunted Places in New Orleans

From the Civil War soldiers to tortured slaves, Great Fires, and even murdered mafia hitmen, the ghosts of New Orleans are as varied as the city itself. Stand in the very streets where Madame Laveau, a Louisiana Creole Voodoo practitioner and “Queen of Voodoo, gained notoriety for her spells and undeniable abilities. Today, her gravesite remains a shrine and place where people continue to request her magic be done.

Visit sites that were tragically affected by the Great Fires, including The Andrew Jackson Hotel. Located on the grounds where The Great Fire of 1794 claimed a boarding school and the lives of five boys, the hotel is known for its eerie activity and spooky haunts. And each location only gets creepier and darker from there.

The LaLaurie Mansion

Madame Marie Delphine McCarty was born into a wealthy family and, along with her third husband, Frenchman M. LaLaurie, became the toast of the town. During one of their extravagant parties, a fire broke out, exposing the couple’s darkest, most horrid secret: the captivity and treatment of her slaves. Today, it’s known as one of the most haunted homes in New Orleans and quite possibly the nation.

Old Ursuline Convent

The Old Ursuline Convent is one of the oldest buildings in the Mississippi Valley, once housing the French order of Ursuline nuns and orphan girls from French convents. Sent to the New World as potential suitors for French men making their fortunes in French Louisiana’s colonies, it’s believed the girls brought European vampires with them upon their arrival.

The Sultan’s Palace

The Sultan’s Palace is an opulent French Quarter mansion with a dark and mysterious past. In the 1800s, it was said to be the residence of a Turkish sultan who met a gruesome end, alongside his harem, in a blood-soaked massacre. Today, the mansion is shrouded in eerie tales of ghostly apparitions, blood-curdling screams, and the overpowering scent of incense lingering in the air.

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What to expect on your new orleans ghost tour.

The mystique of NOLA is amplified by strange, unexplained, and fantastic hauntings that have made the city one of the most haunted in America. New Orleans Ghosts takes you on a journey to answer the who, what, how, and why behind the city’s notorious history of tragedy, mystery, and death.

From its inception, New Orleans has been the site of some unbelievable and horrific events. This perfect melting pot of occurrences has created terrifying activity that continues to both intrigue and baffle all those who visit the Big Easy.

Whether you’re visiting for Mardi Gras or looking to take in the best Jazz music in the nation, you can’t leave NOLA without experiencing the side of the city that gives it its haunted reputation. You don’t have to believe in ghosts to take a New Orleans ghost tour – you just need to be prepared to believe.

Discover the Horrors That Haunt New Orleans

Learn about the town executioner who took the lives of thousands of people and where their souls remain.

Visit some prominent locations, such as Muriel’s Jackson Square, which was rebuilt only to witness another dark tragedy.

Discover the victims of destructive fires who can be seen and felt all over this incredibly haunted city.

Check out the mansions with tortured souls as inhabitants and squares that served as execution sites.

Take a walk with us to uncover the spirits of NOLA’s demented past, which has created a haunted city unlike any other.

Why You Should Book Your NOLA Ghost Tour Tonight!

You are a fan of the otherworldly

We endeavor to delight all guests with fantastic stories of the ghosts in the very places that they haunt. Sometimes groups will encounter unexplained activity while on tour. You might be one of these lucky people.

New Orleans has several official and unofficial religions. With a rich and splendid past, there are many kinds of ghosts and hauntings here, layered on top of a rich and exotic VooDoo culture, and if you add in the tales of Vampires, The Crescent City quickly rises to the top of any supernatural enthusiasts list of hotspots.

You want a crash course in the history of this magnificent town

Every tale comes from a different era in the colorful history of New Orleans; we paint a vivid picture of the lives and loves of the ghosts we visit. Like the French Creole master and his Octoroon mistress whom he loved but did not leave his wife for.

Hear her tale of a cruel and heartless death as she waited naked and freezing on the roof of their cottage just to prove her love for him while he played cards in the warm indoors below. His lovelorn ghost roams the roofs of the French Quarter seeking out the love he put to death.

We recount will many other stories of death and terror on the streets of NOLA and the touching, personal stories that led to such tragic, untimely deaths that mean their spirits cannot pass on peacefully.

You want something that works for everyone, regardless of age

We may be historically accurate and unnaturally scary, but we’re also appropriate for all ages. No matter who you are or why you’re in New Orleans, we’ll make sure you have a great time on your ghost tours. Fully accessible and open to all ages.

Couples are especially welcome. A ghost tour makes a great date, and have seen many romances blossom while listening to terrifying stories on the streets of the Crescent City.

You have a short stay in New Orleans

We can help you get the most out of your short stay here in the Crescent City. As well as an entertaining spell of time with your professional and experienced tour guides, you get to see some of the prime sights and sounds of the New Orleans French Quarter.

Such will be the power of the stories. We promise that you will have no trouble recounting the history and the horror of the sites you saw. They say a story is ten times more memorable than a fact, and boy! do we have some stories for you?

You don’t believe in ghosts

Not everyone has the capacity to experience the supernatural. Children, animals, and a few others can feel the energies of the dead. If you are not among them, don’t worry; this tour will give you plenty to scoff at. But hear the stories; every ghost tale contains a moral, a lesson, or some wisdom from the past.

You will hear about the verifiable history of New Orleans and its layered and gruesome past. We promise to commit to accuracy in the historical presentations and only the most well-reported and confirmed ghost stories.

Haunted Pub Crawl

Tour details, haunted pub crawl: new orleans best drunken history tour..

Take a haunted pub crawl throughout the French quarter and learn the haunted history of New Orleans in a drunken history tour.  On this tour we focus on the cities most haunted bars and restaurants. Don’t worry we stop by famous places like Lalaurie Mansion and Omni Royal as well.

What places will we see?

While we pride ourselves in not doing the same scripted route each and every tour there are certain places that are so important they make the tour 99.9% of the time.  Expect to visit each of the places below on your tour as well as many others that will be selected by your tour guide on the day of the tour.

Pirates Alley

Pirate Alley ( or Pirate ‘s Alley , as many call it ) is the subject of much legend and (old stories/old knowledge), some true , and much false . It is one of the “ must see ” locations of the French Quarter . Some claim that it was a safe place for pirates in days past , while others claimed that  slaves were sold at the adjacent  St . Anthony ‘s Garden on Royal Street . It is  probable that there is little or no truth to either . But , it does make good stories .

Lalaurie Mansion

By far considered one of the most haunted locations in the French Quarter. This historic mansion built in 1832 will give you the chills once your guide tells you what happened here.

Lafitte’s Blacksmith shop

The oldest bar in the United States of America. It was built in 1772 and served as a hideaway for pirates including the famous Jean Lafitte. It is said that the ghost of Jean Lafitte still wanders the halls.

What’s included

Enjoy a two-hour tour through the French Quarter.

• Discover the haunted history of one of the oldest cities in America.
• Explore real haunted locations.
• Visit several of the most haunted houses on New Orleans – including the Lalaurie Mansion, Lafitte’s Blacksmith Shop, Omni Royal, and many more.
• Tour starting location is at 620 Decatur St, New Orleans, LA. Please allow 15 minutes for check-in.
• Tour begins at 5:00pm and 7:30pm.
• Tour is approximately 2 hours long.

Adults: $29.99 | Must be 21+

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The 12 best ghost tours in new orleans for 2024.

Hear chilling tales of the city's paranormal activity on one of these guided tours.

Best New Orleans Ghost Tours

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Often referred to as the most haunted city in America, New Orleans is filled with stories of ghosts, Voodoo, magic, pirates, vampires and more. There's no better way to learn about the city's haunted history than on a guided ghost tour, where local experts share their insider knowledge. U.S. News compiled this list of the top New Orleans ghost tours, considering traveler sentiment and expert opinion.

Ghost City Tours – The Ghosts of New Orleans Tour

Price: Adults from $25; kids from $10 Duration: 1.5 hours

During Ghost City Tours' Ghosts of New Orleans Tour, guides lead visitors on a walk to some of the most haunted locations in the French Quarter, including restaurants, hotels and the infamous LaLaurie Mansion. Despite its recounting of the city's gruesome crimes and murders, the tour is considered kid-friendly. And according to reviewers, the experience is both informative and entertaining for all ages.

Tours are offered nightly at 8 p.m.; additional tours at 4 and 6 p.m. may be available as well (offerings vary by day). Other experiences from this tour outfitter include adults-only tours like a haunted pub crawl and a Killers and Thrillers tour, which focuses on the city's most notorious crimes and murders.

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French Quarter Phantoms – Ghost and Vampire Walking Tour

Price: Adults from $22; kids from $5 Duration: 2 hours

Tourists enjoy a double dose of spooky tales regarding local hauntings and vampire lore on this tour with French Quarter Phantoms. Tours are led by licensed guides who revel in talking about disease, disaster, sinister spirits and murder in the city. That said, guides promise the thrills are mixed in with lots of laughs. According to visitors, the guides are excellent, funny and entertaining. What's more, reviewers describe the walking tour as family-friendly.

Tours are offered nightly at 6 and 8 p.m. French Quarter Phantoms runs other tours in New Orleans , including outings to Tremé and the Garden District, among other neighborhoods.

Witches Brew Tours – 3 in 1 French Quarter, Voodoo & Cemetery History Tour

Price: Adults from $33; kids from $20 Duration: 2 hours

If you're on the hunt for a tour that covers the history of the French Quarter, the city's unique above-ground cemeteries and its relationship to Voodoo, reviewers say you can't go wrong with this tour. Along the excursion, your guide will discuss New Orleans customs, traditions, architecture and superstitions, and take you to visit a cemetery, where you'll learn about the city's unique interment process. You'll also hear about the history of Voodoo and visit Congo Square, located in Louis Armstrong Park.

The tour is offered daily at 11 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. The tour is capped at 28 people, and reservations are required. For even more spine-chilling tales, consider the company's 4 in 1 tour, which includes stories of vampires in the Crescent City.

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Royal Carriages – New Orleans History & Haunts Carriage Tour

Price: Adults from $60; kids from $40 Duration: 1 hour

Climb aboard a mule-drawn carriage to clip-clop through the streets of the French Quarter on the New Orleans History & Haunts Carriage Tour. Tourgoers will learn about haunted hotels, Voodoo history, vampires and more as they ride slowly through the quarter. Reviewers appreciate the knowledgeable guides and the relaxed pace of this small group tour, which is capped at eight passengers.

Tours are offered seven days a week at multiple times between 3 and 10:30 p.m. Royal Carriages also offers a daytime history tour of the French Quarter and Marigny neighborhoods, as well as private carriage rides.

Haunted History Tours – French Quarter Ghosts & Legends Tour

Price: Adults from $30; kids from $20 Duration: 2 hours

The French Quarter Ghosts & Legends Tour visits sites of documented hauntings found in police records, city archives and the company's own paranormal investigations. Along the way, guides share entertaining tales of the French Quarter's most famous residents. Reviewers praise the guides for their storytelling abilities. They also appreciate the emphasis on history throughout the tour.

Tours are offered daily at 3, 6 and 8 p.m. Ghost tours of the Garden District, haunted pub crawls and cemetery tours are also available.

Free Tours By Foot – New Orleans Voodoo Tour

Price: Free Duration: 1.5 hours

On the New Orleans Voodoo Tour, participants will learn about this mysterious and often misunderstood religion, which is still practiced today. Guides will talk about the history, culture and beliefs of both past and current practitioners, including the famous Voodoo queen Marie Laveau. Highlights include visits to Congo Square, the New Orleans Historic Voodoo Museum and modern Voodoo shrines, among others. Visitors praise the excellent and informative guides.

Tours are offered at 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. Thursday through Monday. Though tourgoers can name their own price, reservations are required. Free Tours By Foot offers a variety of walking tours with ghost, cemetery and food themes.

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New Orleans Ghost Adventures Tours – Haunted Pub Crawl

Price: From $32 Duration: 2 hours

Led by New Orleans historians, the Haunted Pub Crawl aims to teach visitors the historical origins of the city's most legendary ghost stories. Tourgoers visit locations investigated by real ghost hunters (as seen on popular TV shows), all with a drink in hand. According to reviewers, this is the perfect way to explore New Orleans thanks to the insightful, humorous guides. Highlights include the LaLaurie Mansion, Lafitte's Blacksmith Shop and tales of the French Quarter's haunted past.

Tours meet nightly at 5 and 7:30 p.m. Participants must be at least 21 years old to join the tour. The company also offers tours that visit the city's most famous cemeteries, as well as Voodoo and vampire tours.

New Orleans Legendary Walking Tours – Ghost Tour

Price: Adults from $28; kids from $17 Duration: 2 hours

When you wander through the French Quarter with New Orleans Legendary Walking Tours, guides promise to thrill and chill you with tales of haunted buildings, events, legends and true crimes dating back to the Civil War. You'll learn about hauntings at the Andrew Jackson Hotel, the Ursuline Convent and Muriel's Jackson Square, as well as the yellow fever epidemic and Marie Laveau. You'll even hear about the city's present-day paranormal activity. According to visitors, the experience is informative and lots of fun, thanks to the engaging tour guides.

Tours run daily at 5:30 and 8 p.m. For a break from the ghost stories, consider the company's Garden District tour.

New Orleans Secrets – Mysteries of Voodoo Tour

Price: From $39 Duration: 2 hours

On the Mysteries of Voodoo Tour, guides promise to tell you the true history, culture and beliefs of Voodoo and dispel the myths surrounding it. Guides are either Voodoo practitioners or have spent years studying the religion academically, and they'll cover topics related to Voodoo queen Marie Laveau, slavery, spells, dolls, potions and much more. The tour is limited to nine people, so you can ask all the questions you like – an aspect visitors appreciate. In addition, you'll have the chance to see more than a dozen real Voodoo shrines and altars at several locations throughout the French Quarter.

Tours are generally offered Wednesday through Sunday at 1 or 3 p.m., depending on the day. The company also operates several food and history tours.

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Gray Line – Ghosts & Spirits Walking Tour

Price: Adults from $27; kids from $15 Duration: 2 hours

Explore the French Quarter's most haunted buildings, streets and alleys on this evening walking tour. Between stops, your guide will regale you with stories of local legend and paranormal sightings. Reviewers recommend this tour, praising the informative, personable guides. Travelers also appreciate that guides weave in a fair amount of interesting New Orleans history throughout the tour.

Tours depart nightly at 7 p.m. from the Gray Line ticket office in the French Quarter. The excursion is not recommended for kids younger than 10. Hoping to explore beyond the French Quarter? Gray Line operates a variety of day trips to nearby swamps and plantations .

Unique NOLA Tours – Lewd Spirits Tour

Price: From $37 Duration: 2 hours

Hear risqué tales of adultery, murder and mayhem on this tour of the French Quarter, which stops at three bars, including a former brothel. Reviewers applaud the knowledgeable guides for their humor and storytelling abilities. Travelers also enjoy the bars visited.

Tours, which are restricted to adults 21 and older, depart nightly at 5 and 8 p.m. Note that drinks are not included in the ticket price. If you're traveling with kids and looking for an activity the whole family can enjoy, the company also offers a kid-friendly ghost tour, among other options.

Hottest Hell Tours – Walking the Devil's Empire Tour

Many reviewers called this tour the highlight of their New Orleans trip thanks to the excellent guides, who travelers describe as "master storytellers." Along the stroll, you'll hear stories of true crime, Voodoo, vampires and ghosts, passing landmarks like Congo Square, Lafitte's Blacksmith Shop and the St. Germain House, one of the city's most photographed homes that was allegedly once home to a vampire. You can also upgrade to "Hell Vision" – a handheld projector that you can use to see historical documents, photos and more while on tour.

Tours depart nightly at 5 and 8 p.m. This is an adults-only experience; children are not allowed. Hottest Hell Tours also operates walking tours of the city's former red-light district (Storyville) and a Voodoo tour, among other options.

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New Orleans #1 Attraction - New Orleans Haunted Tours

New Orleans is known for its many ghosts and paranormal activity. We will take you through some of the most famous haunts in the city, including the French Quarter, Jackson Square, St. Louis Cemetery No. 1, and others.

Our New Orleans Ghost Tours

• 1/2 Mile Walking
• Daily at 7:30pm
• $25 per Person

or view our calendar to see when tours are offered.

• 1 Mile Walking
• Thursday - Sunday at 5 PM
• $29 per Person

The French Quarter

The French Quarter is one of the oldest neighborhoods in the United States. It was settled by the French in 1718 and named after King Louis XIV. Today, the area is filled with historic buildings and beautiful architecture.

Jackson Square

New Orleans Ghost Tours are the most popular tours in New Orleans.  A ghost tour through the French Quarter has become extremely popular due to American Horror Story and The Lalaurie Mansion, rumored to be the most haunted places in New Orleans.  New Orleans tours aren’t able enter this New Orleans haunted mansion currently, but getting a glimpse of the Lalaurie Mansion from the outside may still prove to be equally as creepy.

Haunted Ghost Tours in the French Quarter are operating with limited capacity and tend to fill up quickly.  Read more below about our current offerings to see which is the best for your group.   Private Tours  are available if you would like a more intimate experience.

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Our Private New Orleans Tours are perfect for visitors, team building activities, mothers clubs, family reunions, birthday parties, bachelorette parties and bachelor parties. Inquire about a Private Tour.

New Orleans Haunted Tours

Enjoy a new orleans haunted tour by going on a new orleans ghost tour crawl new orleans ghost tours takes you to real haunted locations that have been explored by ghost hunters and historians, alike. take pictures of lalaurie mansion ( american horror story: the coven ) and other famous new orleans haunted mansions explore the rich haunted history of new orleans and the legends of ghosts, vampires, witches, and famous new orleans serial killers. learn about the voodoo rituals of marie laveau; the famous voodoo queen in new orleans. new orleans is packed with history, so think of a new orleans haunted tour as a walk directly through a real-life history book. in addition to hearing about the haunted history of the french quarter; hear about the insanely creepy haunting's that are still happening today. as a bonus, new orleans is a party capital of our country, so we encourage taking an adult beverage with you - because it's legal to drink on the streets if you're staying in the french quarter, this is an entertaining haunted tour near me. tours new orleans..

New Orleans: French Quarter Cocktail and Foodie Crawl Tour

The French Quarter Cocktail and Foodie Crawl Tour in New Orleans offers an immersive experience for those seeking to indulge in the city’s vibrant culinary and cocktail culture . With a knowledgeable guide leading the way, participants can expect a delightful 3-hour journey filled with four tantalizing food tastings and four expertly crafted cocktail samples. This tour not only showcases the region’s rich gastronomic traditions but also promises an unforgettable adventure through the heart of the French Quarter. Whether you’re a seasoned foodie or simply looking to explore the flavors of New Orleans, this tour may just be the perfect way to…

• A 3-hour guided experience exploring the culinary traditions and local fare of the French Quarter in New Orleans.
• Includes 4 food tastings, 4 cocktail tastings, and insights from a knowledgeable guide, with all gratuities covered in the $127 per person cost.
• Tour is limited to individuals aged 21 and above, with free cancellation available up to 24 hours in advance.
• Stops at renowned establishments like Albertos Cheese & Wine, Cane & Table, Napoleon House, and Tableau – Jackson Square.
• Tour operates rain or shine, with a full refund provided if canceled due to severe weather, though no parking validation is included.

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Tour Overview

The "New Orleans: French Quarter Cocktail and Foodie Crawl Tour " is a 3-hour guided experience that allows participants to discover the vibrant food and cocktail scene of the historic French Quarter in New Orleans.

Priced from $127 per person, the tour is conducted in English and is open to those aged 21 and above.

Offering free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance, the tour includes a knowledgeable guide, 4 food tastings , 4 cocktail tastings , and all gratuities.

Participants will explore the area’s culinary traditions, sample eclectic local fare, and sip expertly crafted cocktails that reflect the city’s unique spirit and culture.

Price and Duration

The tour is priced from $127.00 per person.

This 3-hour experience allows participants to discover the vibrant food and cocktail scene of New Orleans’ French Quarter. The tour includes a knowledgeable guide who leads guests through the historic district, providing insights into the local culinary traditions.

Over the course of the 3 hours, visitors will enjoy 4 food tastings and 4 cocktail samples, reflecting the unique flavors of the region. The tour caters to those 21 and older, and the cancellation policy offers free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

With a comprehensive itinerary and inclusive pricing, the French Quarter Cocktail and Foodie Crawl Tour promises an immersive taste of New Orleans.

Inclusions and Meeting Point

The tour includes a knowledgeable guide who’ll lead participants through a 3-hour food walking tour in the vibrant French Quarter. The tour includes 4 food tastings and 4 cocktail tastings, as well as all gratuities. The meeting point is under the Ursuline Arch at the entrance of the French Market, on the corner of N. Peters Street & Ursuline Avenue.

Note that the tasting locations are interchangeable and may change without notice.

Sample Tasting Locations

Several diverse tasting locations are featured on the French Quarter Cocktail and Foodie Crawl Tour. Participants will enjoy tastings at Albertos Cheese & Wine , where they can sample the restaurant’s specialty cheese and wine pairings.

The group will then visit Cane & Table , a historic bar known for its expertly crafted cocktails that reflect the local spirit. The tour also includes stops at Napolean House , Tableau – Jackson Square, Pirates Alley Cafe, and Market Cafe, offering a varied culinary and cocktail experience.

While the specific tasting locations may change without notice, the tour promises to provide a well-rounded exploration of New Orleans’ vibrant food and drink scene .

Age Requirement and Cancellation Policy

Participants must be over 21 years of age to join the French Quarter Cocktail and Foodie Crawl Tour, as the experience involves tasting alcoholic beverages . This age requirement ensures the safety and enjoyment of all participants.

The tour also offers a flexible cancellation policy , allowing for free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund . This policy provides customers with the flexibility to adjust their plans if needed, without incurring any penalties.

The tour operator aims to deliver a memorable experience while accommodating the needs of their guests, making the French Quarter Cocktail and Foodie Crawl Tour an appealing option for those seeking a unique culinary adventure in New Orleans.

Weather Policy and Parking

Tours operate rain or shine , except in significant weather events, which will result in a full refund .

The tour doesn’t provide parking validation for hotels or other locations, so guests will need to arrange their own parking. This could include street parking, public garages, or other paid options near the meeting point at the entrance of the French Market.

The tour is designed to be flexible, allowing participants to move about the vibrant French Quarter on foot. Guests are encouraged to dress comfortably and prepare for any weather conditions, as the tour will proceed regardless of mild rain or other typical New Orleans weather.

Group Size and Minimum Guest Requirement

The tour requires a minimum number of guests to operate. If this minimum isn’t met, you will be rescheduled to a future date .

The group size policy is as follows:

• Tours run with a minimum guest requirement.
• If the minimum guest count isn’t reached, the tour will be canceled.
• In the event of a cancellation, you will be offered a full refund or the opportunity to reschedule their tour for another date.

This policy ensures that each French Quarter Cocktail and Foodie Crawl Tour provides an intimate and engaging experience for all attendees, with a knowledgeable guide and the full range of food and cocktail tastings.

Customer Reviews

Travelers have shared overwhelmingly positive experiences with the French Quarter Cocktail and Foodie Crawl Tour, awarding it a stellar 5/5 overall rating based on 2 reviews.

Participants have highlighted the quality of the knowledgeable guide and their enjoyment of the diverse food and cocktail tastings.

The tour’s focus on exploring New Orleans’ vibrant culinary culture and historic French Quarter has left guests thoroughly satisfied.

The exceptional customer feedback suggests this experience offers an engaging and authentic introduction to the city’s renowned food and beverage scene, making it a must-do activity for visitors to the Big Easy.

Here's a few more nearby tours and experiences we think you'll like.

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• New Orleans Demonstration Cooking Class With Meal
• New Orleans Food Walking Tour of the French Quarter With Small-Group Option
• New Orleans Garden District Walking Tour Including Lafayette Cemetery No. 1
• New Orleans Ghost, Voodoo and Vampire Combo Tour
• New Orleans Swamp and Bayou Boat Tour With Transportation

Frequently Asked Questions

Can i bring my own food or drinks on the tour.

No, participants are not allowed to bring their own food or drinks on the tour. The tour includes a curated selection of food and cocktail tastings, and the itinerary is designed to provide a comprehensive culinary experience.

Is the Tour Suitable for Vegetarians or Those With Dietary Restrictions?

The tour offers a variety of food tastings, but the specific menu can be accommodated for vegetarian or dietary restrictions with prior notice. Participants should communicate any needs to the tour operator to ensure an enjoyable experience.

Does the Tour Include Any Transportation, or Is It Entirely Walking?

The tour is entirely a walking experience, with no transportation included. Participants will explore the French Quarter on foot, visiting various culinary and cocktail establishments as part of the food and drink tasting experience.

Can I Take Photos or Videos During the Tour?

Photography and videography are generally permitted during the tour. However, guests should be considerate of other participants and refrain from disrupting the experience. It’s advisable to check with the tour guide for any specific guidelines or restrictions.

Are There Any Discounts or Packages Available for the Tour?

There aren’t any pre-packaged discounts or packages for this tour, but customers may be eligible for special offers or deals. To check for current promotions, it’s best to inquire directly with the tour operator.

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The French Quarter Cocktail and Foodie Crawl Tour offers a delightful way to experience New Orleans’ vibrant culinary scene. With four food tastings , four cocktail samples, and a knowledgeable guide , participants can enjoy the city’s rich gastronomic traditions. This 3-hour tour is perfect for those aged 21 and older, providing an unforgettable gastronomic journey through the heart of the French Quarter.

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