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. Learn about Marie Laveau, the proclaimed Voodoo Queen, and discover why her gravesite continues to attract those seeking her powers from beyond.
Visit sites affected by tragedy, such as The Court of Two Sisters. Stand in front of the Andrew Jackson Hotel, located on the grounds where the Great Fire of 1794 claimed a boarding school and the lives of five boys. Uncover the dark underbelly of New Orleans, where each location is creepier than the last, and every story is more terrifying.

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. Today, it’s known as one of the most haunted homes in New Orleans and quite possibly the nation.
Visit the site of one of the most infamous haunted houses in America on our nightly walking New Orleans ghost tour.
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Old Ursuline Convent
The Old Ursuline Convent once housed 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.
Check out New Orleans’s oldest surviving structure and learn about the Casket Girls and why the rumors of vampires in NOLA can be traced back to this historically haunted location.
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Marie Laveau’s House of Voodoo
Welcome to New Orleans’s premier hotspot for all things voodoo and the occult. The popular retail shop pays homage to the Queen of Voodoo, Marie Laveau, selling everything from voodoo dolls to shrunken heads and spell kits.
It’s the perfect place to learn about the voodoo queen and discover why many believed she was more of a businesswoman than a clairvoyant. Despite the skepticism, her services continue to be sought out by tourists and locals alike.
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