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    4.2 (1.6k reviews)
    Open 8:00 am - 10:00 pm

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    Hayden M.

    I had an absolutely exquisite and wonderful experience on the tour! Our guide, Neil--famously known as the nicest man in New Orleans--was truly fantastic. He shared some amazing stories about the city, full of history and heart, and made the entire tour both family-friendly and unforgettable. If you're planning a visit, I highly recommend asking for Neil. He's not just knowledgeable--he's kind, funny, and genuinely passionate about what he does. King NEIL True story. (In the words of Neil)

    Camryn S.

    Went on the Dead of Night tour with Christian as our guide and had the best time, 11/10 recommend. Lots of info given with a respectful manner to the dead and the areas explored. Christian was also hilarious and just had a great energy to be around. Will definitely be back soon!

    Rita S.

    It was October last year. Halloween season. My sister's family and I were visiting New Orleans, and my nieces really wanted to go on a haunted tour. New Orleans has such a torrid, yet captivating history, and we were excited to learn more about her past. My nieces decided on the Dead of Night Ghosts and Cemetery Bus Tour since they were tired from walking around the city all day, and the tour also makes a stop for beignets. You are picked up and loaded into air conditioned buses from the Rampart Treehouse, a pizza restaurant. The tour then takes you to Bayou St. John, the place where Voodoo Priestess Marie Laveau held annual voodoo ceremonies, the St. Louis Cemetery No. 3, the Charity Hospital Cemetery, the New Orleans City Park (The old Allard Plantation), the Katrina Memorial, and has a stop for coffee and beignets along the way. Our tour guide, Christian, was very engaging, and we loved hearing about the ghosts and spirits that roam around the cemeteries and park. I definitely felt energy and ghostly presences in the locations, especially the New Orleans City Park, and noticed orbs and mists in several locations. Watch out for Moaning Mona Lisa! My nieces also claimed that the beignets they had at our small rest stop rivaled those of Cafe Du Monde! If you are looking for something to do during spooky season, or on a random evening in New Orleans, look no further! I highly recommend this tour!

    Drew the amazing tour guide from Haunted History Tours NOLA

    The True Crime Walking Tour of the French Quarter was hands-down one of the best walking tours we've ever taken, and that is entirely because of Drew. You can immediately tell he doesn't just *recite* stories--he has deeply researched them. Every detail was accurate, thoughtfully sourced, and presented with care and integrity. In a city where true crime can easily slip into sensationalism, Drew handled each story with respect, depth, and historical context. That matters, and it showed. What truly sets Drew apart is how he performs the stories. His delivery was engaging without being theatrical for the sake of it. He told each case with genuine love and passion, making the history feel alive while honoring the real people involved. He kept the group fully engaged from start to finish--thorough, entertaining, and never rushed. Drew is the kind of guide who elevates the entire experience and reflects incredibly well on your company. He's not just knowledgeable--he's a storyteller, a historian, and a professional who clearly takes pride in what he does. A true gem, and absolutely someone you want representing your tours. Highly recommend--especially if you're lucky enough to get Drew as your guide.

    Chad N.

    Christian was amazing! His story telling was impactful. Loved the history of New Orleans. Let those good times roll

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    Heather R.

    Christian did an excellent job. You can tell he has a great deal of knowledge and love for New Orleans. His excitement and enthusiasm was infectious. He had a great sense of humor too. A lady asked him "how many people are buried in this cemetery?" Without missing a beat he replied "all of them!" That made me laugh :D and his stories at the Katrina Memorial were very moving. At first I was hoping we would get to do more exploring... but it's important to remember that these locations are to be respected and that as tourists we're lucky we get to experience them at all. Thanks Christian for a wonderful tour.

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    Teresa L.

    I chose to do the Vampire Tour. On the night I did the tour, there was only myself and another guest - this may be due to the rain and chilly temperature. Rose was my tour guide. She is AMAZING! She is very knowledgeable about the subject. Despite only entertaining 2 guests, Rose's energy was captivating as she told fun facts about filming locations to crime history about vampires. I was even surprised when Rose offered to answer any questions we may have as I never thought tour guides would do. It was definitely worth it. I wish I went on more tours with Haunted History, but my time in New Orleans was limited. Pro tip: definitely tip your tour guide!

    Ciara O.

    Absolutely amazing and informative tour! We had Christian as our tour guide in the morning cemetery tour and he was amazing!! He knows so much about not only the history of the cemeteries, but people and the beauty of NOLA! Loved his twist on the history and his style of touring! We went to about four cemeteries and visited the Katrina Memorial, and his commentary and stories about Katrina taught me so many new things and demonstrating to me just how strong the people and city of NOLA are! Would 110% recommend!!!!

    The St. Louis Cathedral at night.
    Bradley C.

    Stella was an amazing guide for the French Quarter Ghosts & Legends Tour. Knew her stuff and never had any issues even though we had plenty of rowdy adults, and a child dressed in a bloody bride costume, interrupt the tour. We'll have to go back through all of the pictures we took to see if we missed anything super obvious, but the tour with her was more than worth it if we don't see anything supernatural. We'll definitely make sure to be on her version of the tour when we come back with friends next time.

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    Christian was the man!! Super informative and colorful in his stories. Recommend for sure!!

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    Ask the Community - Haunted History Tours

    Is the 5 in one tour appropriate for kids, 11 and 8?

    Oh yes! The whole tour is kid-friendly. There’s nothing that’s too scary or will “pop out” at you. Yes, the graveyard part might be spooky for kids but it’s all fun. The only caveat would be some of the other tour participants who may have been… 

    What is the scariest tour? What sites does the voodoo tour stop?

    Where does the voodoo tour end?

    They will take you back to where it starts. But the last spot we stopped at was at the convent church. He said the Tour was over and if we wanted to leave from there we could or he would walk us back to the front of the main church where we started

    Does the Voodoo tour include visiting Marie Laveau's grave?

    Yes - both the “official” tomb and the actual grave. A lot of the tour is devoted to her history and legends

    Does the dead of night ghost and cemetery bus tour allow you to get off the bus and walk around the cemetery?

    For the gates which were open, yes... however time is limited and you're not supposed to just randomly run around on your own.… 

    Thinking about booking the Haunted Pub Tour - does it include drinks or are those a separate charge?

    They give you a buy one get one voucher....I think.....or some kind of discount voucher for the first set of drinks at the bar next door....I think...I was pretty drunk...lol..no but seriously there's a discount from the bar next door once you get… 

    Is this wheelchair friendly?

    Yes! You are mostly walking around the street of New Orleans and stopping at specific areas.

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    Review Highlights - Haunted History Tours

    I went on Lisa's Vampire Tour and enjoyed it so much I went on her 5 in 1 Ghost & Mystery Tour the following day.

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