New Orleans Ghost Tour: Go Inside a Haunted Location
Description
Go inside real haunted locations. Explore the darker side of New Orleans with this 2-hour ghost tour led by a licensed tour guide. Learn about real ghost stories at spine chilling locations throughout the French Quarter which have been verified by historical research - this is not about theatrics. We focus on historically accurate stories only, providing you with the most authentic experience in town.
Tour Options
Itinerary
This is the starting location.
See haunted buildings throughout the French Quarter. Learn about the history of murder and hauntings.
Walkthrough Jackson Square.
We pass by the Cathedral on the tour.
Enter a private haunted location on Orleans.
We are the only ghost tour to enter this haunted courtyard.
Grab a drink at one of New Orleans' most haunted bars.
Take pictures of the Lalaurie Mansion and try to capture a spirit on film.
Pass by the place where vampire folklore in New Orleans first began.
Highlights
What's included
Traveller Ratings
Important Information
- Wheelchair accessible
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- Operates in all weather conditions.
- Routes are subject to change for any reason due to parade routes, road closures, second lines, etc.
- Go into at least one haunted location.
Reviews(1,290)
Pinky was an exceptional storyteller! I’ve been on many ghost tours in town, but this was the very best! We got to go inside a haunted building, made fun stops throughout the city, and stopped for a drink. I would highly recommend this tour!
Great - and disturbing - history shared during this tour. Our guide, Lauren, was entertaining and informative.
Tour was great! Tour guide was very knowledgeable and energetic. The lady in the dress at the end was honestly the best part of our trip. Should have danced with her, got scared.
Our tour guide Sean was both extremely funny and historically accurate. He refused to dress things up purely for show and instead wove humor into a realistic explanation of events.
My teenagers and I took this ghost tour and we all loved it. Our guide, Lauren, was exceptional! She was extremely knowledgeable, engaging, and genuinely entertaining. She provided incredible historical context and fascinating tidbits about the city’s lesser known past that kept all of us hooked from start to finish.
Gomez was a great tour leader! Very knowledgeable and we loved being a part of his group! We loved learning about the history of the city, as well as some spooky tales!
Great stories from Jenna, and a few haunted experiences. Graba drink on the way at a local favorite spot.
I loved how all the tours I took all interconnected the history of New Orleans. .. Also leaned how strange Nicholas Cage is being down there and I feel bad for the Big Easy. Honestly I think they'd rather have Shia LaBeouf.
Scott was a great tour guide and had so many spooky and informative stories
This was not my first Ghost Tour here in New Orleans. I'm local. I brought 7 others with me for the Birthday week of activities. First of all, there were too many people on the type. There were at least 20 people in the group. Secondly, we didn't go to all of the stops. I'm not sure if we made it to the Place D'Armes, and I know for certain, we didn't make it to the Blacksmith Shop. We went the the NOT AIRCONDITIONED, haunted room, where she told us the story and solicited for gratuities. Then she told us it was the end of the tour. The website says we end up back at the start of the tour; Jackson Square. I said something like, "That's it?" Her response was, "Yeah, Babe, you've been with me for ninety minutes." Then she pointed the direction to the square. Unfortunately, someone fell I'll, due to the heat, while on tour and we waited until they decided not to continue to move on. She didn't seem to have any compassion for this person and was eager to move on. Maybe this is why she skippedtheBlacksmith Shop
