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Visite fantôme de l'histoire hantée de la Nouvelle-Orléans

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Promenez-vous dans le quartier français hanté lors de cette célèbre visite fantôme de la Nouvelle-Orléans. Au cours de votre visite à pied de 2 heures en soirée, explorez les actes sinistres et horribles de l'histoire hantée de la Nouvelle-Orléans en suivant votre guide divertissant dans des rues sombres et sinistres. Vous découvrirez des événements infâmes qui se sont produits il y a longtemps et serez refroidi par des preuves de fantômes et de fantômes qui abondent!

Il s'agit de la visite originale des fantômes de la Nouvelle-Orléans. Nous sommes la plus ancienne et la plus grande entreprise de visites à pied de la ville. Nous ne sommes pas seulement des locaux, nous sommes natifs de la Nouvelle-Orléans. Ce sont les contes fantomatiques que nous avons entendus en grandissant dans et autour de la ville la plus unique d'Amérique.

Nos guides sont agréés par la ville. Nos guides aiment leur ville et sont fiers de partager leurs histoires ainsi que certaines de leurs rencontres personnelles avec les fantômes de la Nouvelle-Orléans. Nos visites sont présentées de manière théâtrale mais sont toutes historiquement exactes.
Ville: La Nouvelle Orléans
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  • Accessible en fauteuil roulant
  • Les bébés et les jeunes enfants peuvent monter dans un landau ou une poussette
  • Des options de transport en commun sont disponibles à proximité
  • Convient à tous les niveaux de forme
À quoi s'attendre
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French Quarter
Follow your guide through the legendary French Quarter, also known as the Vieux Carré, the oldest neighborhood in New Orleans. This eerie, chilling yet fun-filled adventure takes you to several sites of documented hauntings by the region’s ghosts and spirits. See the French Quarter residences in which unbelievable events took place and visit a haunted bar along the way. You’ll get the shivers amid the shadows as you descend into New Orleans’ grim and grisly past, and discover thrilling tales of supernatural activity – try to capture it in a photo if you dare!
2
Bourbon Street
The party never ends on Bourbon Street. As you hunt for ghosts departing just steps away from the biggest block party in the world. Take in the essence of the famous of all streets, Bourbon Street.
3
Rev. Zombie's Voodoo Shop
Escape into the spirited past as your theatrical ghost-hunter guide leads you on a 2-hour haunted history ghost tour – featured on the History Channel and recommended by the Travel Channel as the ‘number one tour in New Orleans’! Tour departs from Reverend Zombie’s Voodoo Shop in the evening.
4
Lalaurie Mansion
The most haunted house in New Orleans is the LaLaurie Mansion. Learn the real story behind the city's most famous serial killer. In public, she was a socialite but in the unseen shadows behind the scenes, she was a cold blooded murderer who took the lives of innocent people right under the noses of the affluent New Orleanians.
5
Lafitte's Blacksmith Shop Bar
There are many more haunted bars in the French Quarter than we can possibly include in one ghost tour but often that bar is this one. Located on Bourbon Street it is hosts to a number of ghost stories as well as signature drink called Voodoo.
6
Jackson Square
Jackson Square takes on a completely different persona after dark. See one of the most iconic landmarks in America when the shadows and spirits come out to roam. This tour usually ends in or near the square.
7
French Quarter
Follow your guide through the legendary French Quarter, also known as the Vieux Carré, the oldest neighborhood in New Orleans. This eerie, chilling yet fun-filled adventure takes you to several sites of documented hauntings by the region’s ghosts and spirits. See the French Quarter residences in which unbelievable events took place and visit a haunted bar along the way. You’ll get the shivers amid the shadows as you descend into New Orleans’ grim and grisly past, and discover thrilling tales of supernatural activity – try to capture it in a photo if you dare!
8
Bourbon Street
The party never ends on Bourbon Street. As you hunt for ghosts departing just steps away from the biggest block party in the world. Take in the essence of the famous of all streets, Bourbon Street.
9
Rev. Zombie's Voodoo Shop
Escape into the spirited past as your theatrical ghost-hunter guide leads you on a 2-hour haunted history ghost tour – featured on the History Channel and recommended by the Travel Channel as the ‘number one tour in New Orleans’! Tour departs from Reverend Zombie’s Voodoo Shop in the evening.
10
Lalaurie Mansion
The most haunted house in New Orleans is the LaLaurie Mansion. Learn the real story behind the city's most famous serial killer. In public, she was a socialite but in the unseen shadows behind the scenes, she was a cold blooded murderer who took the lives of innocent people right under the noses of the affluent New Orleanians.
11
Lafitte's Blacksmith Shop Bar
There are many more haunted bars in the French Quarter than we can possibly include in one ghost tour but often that bar is this one. Located on Bourbon Street it is hosts to a number of ghost stories as well as signature drink called Voodoo.
12
Jackson Square
Jackson Square takes on a completely different persona after dark. See one of the most iconic landmarks in America when the shadows and spirits come out to roam. This tour usually ends in or near the square.
13
French Quarter
Follow your guide through the legendary French Quarter, also known as the Vieux Carré, the oldest neighborhood in New Orleans. This eerie, chilling yet fun-filled adventure takes you to several sites of documented hauntings by the region’s ghosts and spirits. See the French Quarter residences in which unbelievable events took place and visit a haunted bar along the way. You’ll get the shivers amid the shadows as you descend into New Orleans’ grim and grisly past, and discover thrilling tales of supernatural activity – try to capture it in a photo if you dare!
14
Bourbon Street
The party never ends on Bourbon Street. As you hunt for ghosts departing just steps away from the biggest block party in the world. Take in the essence of the famous of all streets, Bourbon Street.
15
Rev. Zombie's Voodoo Shop
Escape into the spirited past as your theatrical ghost-hunter guide leads you on a 2-hour haunted history ghost tour – featured on the History Channel and recommended by the Travel Channel as the ‘number one tour in New Orleans’! Tour departs from Reverend Zombie’s Voodoo Shop in the evening.
16
Lalaurie Mansion
The most haunted house in New Orleans is the LaLaurie Mansion. Learn the real story behind the city's most famous serial killer. In public, she was a socialite but in the unseen shadows behind the scenes, she was a cold blooded murderer who took the lives of innocent people right under the noses of the affluent New Orleanians.
17
Lafitte's Blacksmith Shop Bar
There are many more haunted bars in the French Quarter than we can possibly include in one ghost tour but often that bar is this one. Located on Bourbon Street it is hosts to a number of ghost stories as well as signature drink called Voodoo.
18
Jackson Square
Jackson Square takes on a completely different persona after dark. See one of the most iconic landmarks in America when the shadows and spirits come out to roam. This tour usually ends in or near the square.
19
French Quarter
Follow your guide through the legendary French Quarter, also known as the Vieux Carré, the oldest neighborhood in New Orleans. This eerie, chilling yet fun-filled adventure takes you to several sites of documented hauntings by the region’s ghosts and spirits. See the French Quarter residences in which unbelievable events took place and visit a haunted bar along the way. You’ll get the shivers amid the shadows as you descend into New Orleans’ grim and grisly past, and discover thrilling tales of supernatural activity – try to capture it in a photo if you dare!
20
Bourbon Street
The party never ends on Bourbon Street. As you hunt for ghosts departing just steps away from the biggest block party in the world. Take in the essence of the famous of all streets, Bourbon Street.
21
Rev. Zombie's Voodoo Shop
Escape into the spirited past as your theatrical ghost-hunter guide leads you on a 2-hour haunted history ghost tour – featured on the History Channel and recommended by the Travel Channel as the ‘number one tour in New Orleans’! Tour departs from Reverend Zombie’s Voodoo Shop in the evening.
22
Lalaurie Mansion
The most haunted house in New Orleans is the LaLaurie Mansion. Learn the real story behind the city's most famous serial killer. In public, she was a socialite but in the unseen shadows behind the scenes, she was a cold blooded murderer who took the lives of innocent people right under the noses of the affluent New Orleanians.
23
Lafitte's Blacksmith Shop Bar
There are many more haunted bars in the French Quarter than we can possibly include in one ghost tour but often that bar is this one. Located on Bourbon Street it is hosts to a number of ghost stories as well as signature drink called Voodoo.
24
Jackson Square
Jackson Square takes on a completely different persona after dark. See one of the most iconic landmarks in America when the shadows and spirits come out to roam. This tour usually ends in or near the square.
25
French Quarter
Follow your guide through the legendary French Quarter, also known as the Vieux Carré, the oldest neighborhood in New Orleans. This eerie, chilling yet fun-filled adventure takes you to several sites of documented hauntings by the region’s ghosts and spirits. See the French Quarter residences in which unbelievable events took place and visit a haunted bar along the way. You’ll get the shivers amid the shadows as you descend into New Orleans’ grim and grisly past, and discover thrilling tales of supernatural activity – try to capture it in a photo if you dare!
26
Bourbon Street
The party never ends on Bourbon Street. As you hunt for ghosts departing just steps away from the biggest block party in the world. Take in the essence of the famous of all streets, Bourbon Street.
27
Rev. Zombie's Voodoo Shop
Escape into the spirited past as your theatrical ghost-hunter guide leads you on a 2-hour haunted history ghost tour – featured on the History Channel and recommended by the Travel Channel as the ‘number one tour in New Orleans’! Tour departs from Reverend Zombie’s Voodoo Shop in the evening.
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Lalaurie Mansion
The most haunted house in New Orleans is the LaLaurie Mansion. Learn the real story behind the city's most famous serial killer. In public, she was a socialite but in the unseen shadows behind the scenes, she was a cold blooded murderer who took the lives of innocent people right under the noses of the affluent New Orleanians.
29
Lafitte's Blacksmith Shop Bar
There are many more haunted bars in the French Quarter than we can possibly include in one ghost tour but often that bar is this one. Located on Bourbon Street it is hosts to a number of ghost stories as well as signature drink called Voodoo.
30
Jackson Square
Jackson Square takes on a completely different persona after dark. See one of the most iconic landmarks in America when the shadows and spirits come out to roam. This tour usually ends in or near the square.
31
French Quarter
Follow your guide through the legendary French Quarter, also known as the Vieux Carré, the oldest neighborhood in New Orleans. This eerie, chilling yet fun-filled adventure takes you to several sites of documented hauntings by the region’s ghosts and spirits. See the French Quarter residences in which unbelievable events took place and visit a haunted bar along the way. You’ll get the shivers amid the shadows as you descend into New Orleans’ grim and grisly past, and discover thrilling tales of supernatural activity – try to capture it in a photo if you dare!
32
Bourbon Street
The party never ends on Bourbon Street. As you hunt for ghosts departing just steps away from the biggest block party in the world. Take in the essence of the famous of all streets, Bourbon Street.
33
Rev. Zombie's Voodoo Shop
Escape into the spirited past as your theatrical ghost-hunter guide leads you on a 2-hour haunted history ghost tour – featured on the History Channel and recommended by the Travel Channel as the ‘number one tour in New Orleans’! Tour departs from Reverend Zombie’s Voodoo Shop in the evening.
34
Lalaurie Mansion
The most haunted house in New Orleans is the LaLaurie Mansion. Learn the real story behind the city's most famous serial killer. In public, she was a socialite but in the unseen shadows behind the scenes, she was a cold blooded murderer who took the lives of innocent people right under the noses of the affluent New Orleanians.
35
Lafitte's Blacksmith Shop Bar
There are many more haunted bars in the French Quarter than we can possibly include in one ghost tour but often that bar is this one. Located on Bourbon Street it is hosts to a number of ghost stories as well as signature drink called Voodoo.
36
Jackson Square
Jackson Square takes on a completely different persona after dark. See one of the most iconic landmarks in America when the shadows and spirits come out to roam. This tour usually ends in or near the square.
37
quartier français
Suivez votre guide à travers le légendaire quartier français, également connu sous le nom de Vieux Carré, le plus ancien quartier de la Nouvelle-Orléans. Cette aventure étrange, effrayante mais amusante vous emmène sur plusieurs sites de hantises documentées par les fantômes et les esprits de la région. Découvrez les résidences du quartier français dans lesquelles des événements incroyables ont eu lieu et visitez un bar hanté en cours de route. Vous aurez des frissons au milieu des ombres en descendant dans le passé sinistre et macabre de la Nouvelle-Orléans et en découvrant des histoires passionnantes d'activités surnaturelles - essayez de les capturer sur une photo si vous l'osez !
38
Rue Bourbon
La fête ne s'arrête jamais sur Bourbon Street. Pendant que vous chassez les fantômes qui partent à quelques pas de la plus grande fête de quartier au monde. Imprégnez-vous de l'essence de la célèbre de toutes les rues, Bourbon Street.
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Boutique vaudou du révérend Zombie
Évadez-vous dans le passé fougueux pendant que votre guide de chasseur de fantômes théâtral vous guide dans une visite fantôme historique hantée de 2 heures - présentée sur History Channel et recommandée par Travel Channel comme la « tournée numéro un à la Nouvelle-Orléans » ! La visite part de la boutique vaudou du révérend Zombie dans la soirée.
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Manoir Lalaurie
La maison la plus hantée de la Nouvelle-Orléans est la LaLaurie Mansion. Découvrez la véritable histoire du tueur en série le plus célèbre de la ville. En public, elle était une mondaine mais dans l'ombre invisible des coulisses, elle était une meurtrière de sang-froid qui a pris la vie d'innocents sous le nez des riches de la Nouvelle-Orléans.
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Bar de la forge de Lafitte
Il y a beaucoup plus de bars hantés dans le quartier français que nous ne pouvons en inclure dans une visite fantôme, mais souvent ce bar est celui-ci. Situé sur Bourbon Street, il abrite un certain nombre d'histoires de fantômes ainsi qu'une boisson signature appelée Voodoo.
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Place Jackson
Jackson Square prend une personnalité complètement différente après la tombée de la nuit. Découvrez l'un des monuments les plus emblématiques d'Amérique lorsque les ombres et les esprits sortent pour errer. Cette visite se termine généralement sur ou près de la place.
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Commentaires (915)
Mary_C
Jul 2022
Our guide was so knowledgeable and engaging! We saw amazing places and heard incredible history of New Orleans that you don’t learn about in school. I also loved that he gave book recommendations if you wanted to look further into a particular home/event in history.
Sarai_B
Jul 2022
The only thing ghastly on this tour was the guide! A group of us decided nothing could be more fun than a haunted bar crawl on a Friday night, 07/1/22, in New Orleans. We join our tour guide Jayand are given a sticker and a handheld fan. We walk to a cemetery. Great Start... and it went down hill from there. One of the patrons leaned against the door frame of a building and was rudely told not to do it and that it would be explained later why. At that point 2 of the group left .The rules are explained and we are off. 1st stop is an older house and we learned about the gallery and the spikes on the post. We did see the 1st glimpse of an evil spirit... Jay ... she chastised the group about how we lined up along the sidewalk. After an uneventful walk, we end up a school. The group is told to walk, by ourselves to a another location to a bar. Granted the bar was block away but the idea of a guided tour is for the guide to take you... Anyway we go the bar, there was no drink special. No spooky interactions. just a dark dive bar, nothing special. We grabbed a quick drink and returned to the appointed area, 4 people shorter than we started with. I'm assuming the family of 4 left because the 8-9ish year old son was told to put his down hand and his questions would be answered
Réponse de l'hôte
Jul 2022
Thank you for your review. I would like to clarify a few of your comments. You claim that you were on our Ghost & Legends Tour and the first stop was a cemetery. That's actually untrue, as there is no cemetery in the French Quarter and the Ghost Tour stays in the French Quarter. Regarding your comments regarding members of your party leaning against the buildings... Despite what you may believe, your tour guide was simply doing her job by instructing tour participants not to lean on the buildings. The French Quarter is a residential area, and the homeowners have issues with tour participants leaning on their property. Furthermore, regarding your comments about your group blocking the sidewalk... The City of New Orleans has ordinances about blocking the sidewalks. And that applies to tour groups. Your guide was again, only following city rules and regulations. As to your negative comments regarding the bar break... The mid tour bar break is only done so that guests can use a restroom if necessary as well as grab refreshments. It is not a significant part of the actual tour and we have no control over whether the bar has a 'drink special.' And finally, regarding your last comment about the boy on the tour asking questions... The guides are always happy to answer any questions - AFTER the story is told, not in mid story. Questions are answered at the end of the tour and between stories as well.
Sarai_B
Jul 2022
Our tour guide, Jay, was very condescending. She had a chastising tone when a little boy wanted to ask a question, when my friend leaned against a building, and when we were slightly blocking the sidewalk. She said she didn’t want to stop her story to tell us to move up again. She also gave false information regarding the Irish being brought here as slaves. When we challenged her information, she said to fact check her on google. I did just that while listening to her lecture of the 8 year old girl that died at the last building. The Irish were brought here as indentured servants and not slaves. Big difference. To double down on her falsities she said that the Irish were treated as bad as slaves. Not true. Either way, her stories were too long and embellished. We didn’t go into any buildings except the bar, in which she didn’t go in with us. She ended the tour at the last location and said we could follow her back to the beginning location of the tour if we wanted to. I expected to go into haunted places, learn the history and be a little scared. But no. It was alot of standing on the sidewalks and listening to her monotone voice telling stories that sounded like super exaggerated, clearly rehearsed and not much more information than what’s already online. Save your money.
Réponse de l'hôte
Jul 2022
Thank you for your review. I have already addressed these very issues with other members of your party who have also chosen to chastise the tour guide for asking your friend not to lean on the buildings. This is a residential area and the residents are very opposed to tour participants leaning on these ancient structures in the French Quarter. After several times requesting that your group not block the sidewalks, it does get old when you continue to do so. Regarding the historical accuracy of the tour, or her comments regarding the treatment of the Irish vs the slaves.... Much of this is open to opinion and obviously not everyone shares the same opinion. In answer to your other very negative comments regarding the tour, we always want everyone to walk away with a WOW! experience. I'm sorry that you clearly did not feel that way. However, the HUNDREDS of 5 Star Reviews that we receive on a weekly, monthly, and yearly basis tell quite a different story.

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