Dead history
New Orleans Cemetery & Burial History Tour
Tombs above ground in rows, like a small dense town. The reason is drainage.
New Orleans2h
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Haunted-adjacentNew Orleans
A continuous local tradition rather than a costume, and the better guides treat it that way.Departure note — Terminal Leisure, not the supplier

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Evening walk through a district that is also a nightlife district. Not quiet.
New Orleans is famous for its connection to ghosts, spirits, and the supernatural. With centuries of fascinating and sometimes dark history, the city has earned a reputation as one of America's most haunted destinations. Join us for a family-friendly New Orleans ghost tour through the historic French Quarter, where your local guide will share chilling tales of haunted locations, tragic events, mysterious deaths, and the legends that continue to surround the city. Explore the darker side of New Orleans history, from yellow fever epidemics and Civil War tragedies to paranormal encounters and stories that inspired popular culture. This French Quarter ghost tour combines history, storytelling, and local legends for a memorable evening experience. All locations are viewed from the outside, allowing you to experience the atmosphere and history of these fascinating places after dark. Discover the legends and dark history that make New Orleans unforgettable.
Dead history
Tombs above ground in rows, like a small dense town. The reason is drainage.
New Orleans2h
Boat required
A flat boat, a spotlight, and a great many eyes at the waterline reflecting it back.
New Orleans3h
Deeply regional
A funeral tradition with a brass band in it, explained by people whose families kept it going.
New Orleans1h 45m