The Sultan’s Palace
When you think of a city brimming with spirits, one comes to mind above all else: New Orleans. From Voodoo practices to above-ground cemeteries that look like small cities, the Big Easy has plenty of spectral energy floating around — and it seems ...
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Myrtles Plantation
The Myrtles Plantation is often described as one of the most haunted places in Louisiana, if not the entire nation. The antebellum plantation housed slaves and had its foundation soaked in blood. A heavy cloud lingers overhead for many hist ...
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Haunted History of the French Quarter
The French Quarter is a historical wonder with an eclectic identity, blending French, Spanish, and American influences. Just blocks from the French West Indies-styled Madame John’s Legacy sits the Spanish Colonial Presbytere. A short walk from the ...
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Jean Lafitte’s Blacksmith Shop | Haunted Bourbon Street
On the corner of Bourbon Street and St. Phillip Street, an enduring building sits. Known as one of the oldest structures in New Orleans and the oldest structure currently operating as a bar in the U.S., this time-honored building looks almost as if ...
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The Haunted Pontchartrain Hotel
The Pontchartrain Hotel. It’s a luxurious, swanky, just plain electric hotel in a city that’s just as colorful - New Orleans. For those of you who haven’t been, it’s challenging to paint a good picture for you but we’ll do our best. ...
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New Orleans Most Haunted Hotels
The spirits of New Orleans Most haunted hotels are abundant and tied to the antiquated architecture still found throughout the city. The French Quarter is a gold mine of ghostly activity, with visitors touting frequent strange occurrences and appari ...
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Oak Alley Plantation
Oak Alley Plantation in Vacherie, Louisiana, is the epitome of what you picture for a grand Southern estate. Large windows with shutters line the first and second floors, flanked by tall, white columns on either side. Lining the path leading up to t ...
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The Casket Girls: Vampires In New Orleans
Located on Chartres Street in the historic French Quarter of New Orleans sits the Old Ursuline Convent. The convent is over three hundred years old and the oldest surviving structure in New Orleans. It’s also home to multiple ghosts and the site o ...
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