New Orleans: Voodoo, Ghost, Murder, True Crime, & Vampire Tour

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1. At Congo Square, guests will learn the history of voodoo and how it consisted of monotheism, African, and French culture.

   15 min

2. Bloody Mary's Haunted Museum and Voodoo Shop holds many secrets in its walls. Such as the brutal murder committed by Zach Bowen.

   15 min

3. At the Marie Laveau House is home to so many years of practiced voodoo by the Leveau family. Many of Leveau descendants still live in the area to this day.

   15 min

4. At the Potions Speakeasy, guest will learn the lore of how deep vampirism runs in New Orleans. But, you must be invited in.

   15 min

5. Guests can find all they need to become a vampire here at Boutique du Vampyre. From spiderweb parasols to capes, they have it all.

   15 min

6. Voodoo Authentica is home to all things potions. While edible elixirs are illegal, you can indulge in perfumes and colognes that could attrack the love of your life.

   15 min

7. At the Jean Lafitte's Blacksmith Shop is the home to spirits that have not moved on. Ladies watch out, Jean is known to hang out in the ladies restroom

   15 min

8. The spirit most call Jack still haunts the courtyard to this day. He is known for messing with passerbys and even guides on tours. If you peer into the window of the St. Germain House, you may have a bloody corpse looking back.

   15 min

Cancelación

Cancelación gratuita hasta 24 horas antes del inicio, con reembolso completo.

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How it compares in New Orleans

• Its from-price is 55% below the median of the 707 experiences we list in New Orleans.
• Its length is typical for the group.
• By number of reviews it ranks 451 of 707.
• The operator lists free cancellation on it.

About New Orleans

New Orleans is the Louisiana city of jazz, Creole food and the French Quarter, set on a bend of the Mississippi River near the Gulf of Mexico.

New Orleans was founded by the French in 1718 and later ruled by Spain, and the French Quarter still shows it, with wrought-iron balconies, courtyards and Jackson Square, which St Louis Cathedral overlooks. Jazz was born here, and live music pours from clubs on Frenchmen Street. The St Charles streetcar rattles beneath oaks to the mansions of the Garden District.

Top-ranked sights in New Orleans: French Quarter, Jackson Square, LaLaurie Mansion.

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