Lalaurie Mansion
Folk histories of LaLaurie's abuse and murder of her slaves circulated in Louisiana during the nineteenth century
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Step into the haunted history of New Orleans on this spine-chilling Ghost & Paranormal Tour. As you weave through the enchanting French Quarter, you'll uncover the city's darker side and the secrets lurking behind its vibrant facade. knowledgeable guides, experts in all things New Orleans, will regale you with tales of haunted mansions, vampires, and restless spirits. Visit the infamous Lalaurie Mansion, where horrifying abuse and murder took place. Explore the historical Gardette-LePretre House, with its haunting backstory of a stolen harem and mass murder. Experience the ghostly encounters at the Le Petit Theatre and the eerie atmosphere of an 18th-century building that once held enslaved people. This 2-hour tour will leave you captivated and mystified, delving deep into the supernatural lore of one of America's most haunted cities.
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2 hours
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Suitable for 1-15 Participants
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Private Tour, Small Group Tour
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Guided Experience
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Explore the haunted Lalaurie Mansion
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Discover the history of America's first licensed pharmacist
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Delve into the mystical world of vampires
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Experience the unique and haunting Gardette-LePretre House
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Encounter the spirits at Le Petit Theatre restaurant
- 2-hour walking tour with English-speaking guide
- Gratuities
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Introduction:
Step into the enchanting streets of New Orleans and uncover the hidden secrets that lie within the French Quarter. The Haunted Ghost & Paranormal Tour offers a thrilling experience that will send chills down your spine and leave you captivated by the haunting history of this vibrant city. Prepare to be transported back in time as you explore the dark corners and mysterious alleyways, guided by experts who have immersed themselves in the rich tapestry of New Orleans.What to expect?
During this 2-hour walking tour, you can anticipate an unforgettable encounter with the supernatural. As the sun sets and darkness blankets the streets, you will embark on a journey that delves deep into the paranormal realm. Listen to spine-tingling tales of voodoo rituals, haunted mansions, and restless spirits that still roam the French Quarter. Feel the hair on the back of your neck stand up as you visit eerie locations and hear real-life accounts of ghostly encounters. This tour is not for the faint of heart, but for those seeking an exhilarating and spine-chilling adventure.Who is this for?
The Haunted Ghost & Paranormal Tour is designed for all those who crave an immersive and spine-tingling experience. Whether you are a history enthusiast, a thrill-seeker, or simply someone with a curiosity for the supernatural, this tour is sure to leave you spellbound. Open to individuals and groups alike, this tour is inclusive and welcomes everyone to embark on a journey into the unknown.Why book this?
What sets this tour apart is the expertise and knowledge of our guides. Each guide is a seasoned traveler and an experienced storyteller, ensuring that every step of your journey is filled with intrigue and excitement. They have meticulously researched the haunted history of New Orleans, unearthing stories that will send shivers down your spine. By booking this tour, you will not only explore the hidden mysteries of the French Quarter but also gain a deeper understanding of the city's rich cultural heritage.Good to know:
As you prepare for this thrilling adventure, make sure to wear comfortable shoes as the tour involves a 2-hour walk through the enchanting streets of New Orleans. Don't forget to bring your camera to capture any paranormal occurrences you may witness along the way. The tour meets at VooDoo Tavern & Poboys on Decatur Street, so be sure to arrive 30 minutes prior to the scheduled time for check-in. Please note that gratuity is not included in the tour price, so consider bringing some cash to show your appreciation to the guide.Reviews:
Guests who have experienced the Haunted Ghost & Paranormal Tour rave about its spine-chilling and captivating nature. They have praised the knowledgeable guides for their gripping storytelling abilities and their ability to create an immersive experience. Many have shared their encounters with unexplained phenomena during the tour, leaving them with a sense of awe and excitement. Overall, visitors have expressed their satisfaction and deemed this tour a must-do for those seeking a unique and spine-tingling adventure in New Orleans.How long before the event do I need to book?
- You can book at any time before the event
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Your Itinerary
New Orleans Pharmacy Museum
Louis J. Dufilho, Jr. was America's First Licensed Pharmacist. Dufilho’s most significant contribution to the history and integrity of the field of pharmacy took place in New Orleans in 1816.
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1041 Royal St
Vampires have long been fantasized in folklore and mystical tales through the ages, as we can’t help but be enchanted by these curious creatures. And (un)lucky for us, here in Louisiana, vampires are closer to home than we might think. Flawless skin that never seems to age. Eyes that pierce into your soul. Never hungry, but always thirsty. Powerfully charming, yet peculiar. They draw you in with their fascinating stories and hypnotic voices; but you can’t help but think something seems a little strange.
Le Petit Theatre du Vieux Carre
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Le Petit Theatre hosts a wide selection of ghosts. Union soldiers, a theater manager, a nun and an actress who committed suicide are just a few of the many spirits that haunt the building. Doors mysteriously blowing open and shutting close and bottles of wine flying off of shelves are just some of the ways that the spirits make their presence known.
Muriel's Jackson Square
At this French Quarter restaurant, patrons dine amongst the spirits of New Orleans’s past. Before serving up plates of goat cheese crepes, the building was believed to have served as a holding facility for slaves being put up for auction in the early 1700s. Then, in 1788, the Great New Orleans Fire partially destroyed the original building. The new owner, Pierre Antoine Lepardi Jourdan, spent several years restoring the property and transforming it into a home for his family. In 1814, he lost his beloved home in a game of poker. Rather than be forced to vacate the house, he died by suicide on the second floor.
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2024-05-08 18:09