Лучшие события города Жители Нового Орлеана. Кино- и телешоу тур по Новому Орлеану заказать (забронировать на сайте) tickets.afisha.life. This walking tour includes a multitude of filming locations including The Originals, NCIS New Orleans, King Creole, The Princess and the Frog, Interview with the Vampire, Runaway Jury, Your Honor, Renfield, Angel Heart, The Simpsons, Chef, Now You See Me, Lolita, and many more

1

New Orleans Pharmacy Museum

We start at the LA Supreme Court building, then walk to Napoleon House. The Pharmacy Museum is our third stop, and it is the first licensed pharmacy in the United States. In just two blocks, we have true crime, a circus, and vampires!

2

Jackson Square

Movie and TV shows galore! Jackson Square is arguably the most historic area in the French Quarter. Well over a dozen film projects have worked in the area as well.

3

Voodoo Authentica

Around this area we have several more film projects, followed by the truth about Voodoo. After this, we head to a halfway stop.

4

Old Ursuline Convent Museum

The only pre-fire building left in New Orleans. Our "horror loop" begins here, as we will begin talking about witches and vampires.

5

Lalaurie Mansion

The LaLaurie Mansion is considered to be the most haunted house in New Orleans. Nicholas Cage once owned the building.

6

Starling Magickal Occult Shop

More film projects took place here. Plus, Homer Plessy Community School is across the street! This is a good chance to learn about early Civil Rights in New Orleans.

7

Madame John's Legacy

The second oldest building in the French Quarter was featured in several film projects. It burned down during the Great Fire, but was rebuilt in 1788.

8

Boutique du Vampyre

Another big vampire stop! with incredible histories

9

New Orleans Pharmacy Museum

We start at the LA Supreme Court building, then walk to Napoleon House. The Pharmacy Museum is our third stop, and it is the first licensed pharmacy in the United States. In just two blocks, we have true crime, a circus, and vampires!

10

Jackson Square

Movie and TV shows galore! Jackson Square is arguably the most historic area in the French Quarter. Well over a dozen film projects have worked in the area as well.

11

Voodoo Authentica

Around this area we have several more film projects, followed by the truth about Voodoo. After this, we head to a halfway stop.

12

Old Ursuline Convent Museum

The only pre-fire building left in New Orleans. Our "horror loop" begins here, as we will begin talking about witches and vampires.

13

Lalaurie Mansion

The LaLaurie Mansion is considered to be the most haunted house in New Orleans. Nicholas Cage once owned the building.

14

Starling Magickal Occult Shop

More film projects took place here. Plus, Homer Plessy Community School is across the street! This is a good chance to learn about early Civil Rights in New Orleans.

15

Madame John's Legacy

The second oldest building in the French Quarter was featured in several film projects. It burned down during the Great Fire, but was rebuilt in 1788.

16

Boutique du Vampyre

Another big vampire stop! with incredible histories

17

Аптечный музей Нового Орлеана

Мы начинаем у здания Верховного суда Лос-Анджелеса, затем идем к Дому Наполеона. Аптека-музей — наша третья остановка и первая лицензированная аптека в США. Всего в двух кварталах настоящий криминал, цирк и вампиры!

18

Джексон-сквер

Кино и сериалы в изобилии! Площадь Джексона, пожалуй, самая историческая часть Французского квартала. В этом районе также работало более десятка кинопроектов.

19

Вуду Аутентика

В этой области у нас есть еще несколько кинопроектов, за которыми следует правда о Вуду. После этого направляемся к промежуточной остановке.

20

Музей старого монастыря урсулинок

Единственное допожарное здание в Новом Орлеане. Здесь начинается наша «петля ужасов», так как мы начнем говорить о ведьмах и вампирах.

21

Особняк Лалори

Особняк Лалори считается самым посещаемым домом с привидениями в Новом Орлеане. Николас Кейдж когда-то владел этим зданием.

22

Магический оккультный магазин Старлинг

Здесь проходило больше кинопроектов. Кроме того, общественная школа Гомера Плесси находится через дорогу! Это хороший шанс узнать о первых гражданских правах в Новом Орлеане.

23

Наследие мадам Джон

Второе по возрасту здание Французского квартала снялось в нескольких кинопроектах. Он сгорел во время Великого пожара, но был восстановлен в 1788 году.

24

Бутик дю Вампир

Еще одна большая остановка вампиров! с невероятными историями

25

New Orleans Pharmacy Museum

We start at the LA Supreme Court building, then walk to Napoleon House. The Pharmacy Museum is our third stop, and it is the first licensed pharmacy in the United States. In just two blocks, we have true crime, a circus, and vampires!

26

Jackson Square

Movie and TV shows galore! Jackson Square is arguably the most historic area in the French Quarter. Well over a dozen film projects have worked in the area as well.

27

Voodoo Authentica

Around this area we have several more film projects, followed by the truth about Voodoo. After this, we head to a halfway stop.

28

Old Ursuline Convent Museum

The only pre-fire building left in New Orleans. Our "horror loop" begins here, as we will begin talking about witches and vampires.

29

Lalaurie Mansion

The LaLaurie Mansion is considered to be the most haunted house in New Orleans. Nicholas Cage once owned the building.

30

Starling Magickal Occult Shop

More film projects took place here. Plus, Homer Plessy Community School is across the street! This is a good chance to learn about early Civil Rights in New Orleans.

31

Madame John's Legacy

The second oldest building in the French Quarter was featured in several film projects. It burned down during the Great Fire, but was rebuilt in 1788.

32

Boutique du Vampyre

Another big vampire stop! with incredible histories

33

New Orleans Pharmacy Museum

We start at the LA Supreme Court building, then walk to Napoleon House. The Pharmacy Museum is our third stop, and it is the first licensed pharmacy in the United States. In just two blocks, we have true crime, a circus, and vampires!

34

Jackson Square

Movie and TV shows galore! Jackson Square is arguably the most historic area in the French Quarter. Well over a dozen film projects have worked in the area as well.

35

Voodoo Authentica

Around this area we have several more film projects, followed by the truth about Voodoo. After this, we head to a halfway stop.

36

Old Ursuline Convent Museum

The only pre-fire building left in New Orleans. Our "horror loop" begins here, as we will begin talking about witches and vampires.

37

Lalaurie Mansion

The LaLaurie Mansion is considered to be the most haunted house in New Orleans. Nicholas Cage once owned the building.

38

Starling Magickal Occult Shop

More film projects took place here. Plus, Homer Plessy Community School is across the street! This is a good chance to learn about early Civil Rights in New Orleans.

39

Madame John's Legacy

The second oldest building in the French Quarter was featured in several film projects. It burned down during the Great Fire, but was rebuilt in 1788.

40

Boutique du Vampyre

Another big vampire stop! with incredible histories

41

New Orleans Pharmacy Museum

We start at the LA Supreme Court building, then walk to Napoleon House. The Pharmacy Museum is our third stop, and it is the first licensed pharmacy in the United States. In just two blocks, we have true crime, a circus, and vampires!

42

Jackson Square

Movie and TV shows galore! Jackson Square is arguably the most historic area in the French Quarter. Well over a dozen film projects have worked in the area as well.

43

Voodoo Authentica

Around this area we have several more film projects, followed by the truth about Voodoo. After this, we head to a halfway stop.

44

Old Ursuline Convent Museum

The only pre-fire building left in New Orleans. Our "horror loop" begins here, as we will begin talking about witches and vampires.

45

Lalaurie Mansion

The LaLaurie Mansion is considered to be the most haunted house in New Orleans. Nicholas Cage once owned the building.

46

Starling Magickal Occult Shop

More film projects took place here. Plus, Homer Plessy Community School is across the street! This is a good chance to learn about early Civil Rights in New Orleans.

47

Madame John's Legacy

The second oldest building in the French Quarter was featured in several film projects. It burned down during the Great Fire, but was rebuilt in 1788.

48

Boutique du Vampyre

Another big vampire stop! with incredible histories

49

New Orleans Pharmacy Museum

We start at the LA Supreme Court building, then walk to Napoleon House. The Pharmacy Museum is our third stop, and it is the first licensed pharmacy in the United States. In just two blocks, we have true crime, a circus, and vampires!

50

Jackson Square

Movie and TV shows galore! Jackson Square is arguably the most historic area in the French Quarter. Well over a dozen film projects have worked in the area as well.

51

Voodoo Authentica

Around this area we have several more film projects, followed by the truth about Voodoo. After this, we head to a halfway stop.

52

Old Ursuline Convent Museum

The only pre-fire building left in New Orleans. Our "horror loop" begins here, as we will begin talking about witches and vampires.

53

Lalaurie Mansion

The LaLaurie Mansion is considered to be the most haunted house in New Orleans. Nicholas Cage once owned the building.

54

Starling Magickal Occult Shop

More film projects took place here. Plus, Homer Plessy Community School is across the street! This is a good chance to learn about early Civil Rights in New Orleans.

55

Madame John's Legacy

The second oldest building in the French Quarter was featured in several film projects. It burned down during the Great Fire, but was rebuilt in 1788.

56

Boutique du Vampyre

Another big vampire stop! with incredible histories

57

New Orleans Pharmacy Museum

We start at the LA Supreme Court building, then walk to Napoleon House. The Pharmacy Museum is our third stop, and it is the first licensed pharmacy in the United States. In just two blocks, we have true crime, a circus, and vampires!

58

Jackson Square

Movie and TV shows galore! Jackson Square is arguably the most historic area in the French Quarter. Well over a dozen film projects have worked in the area as well.

59

Voodoo Authentica

Around this area we have several more film projects, followed by the truth about Voodoo. After this, we head to a halfway stop.

60

Old Ursuline Convent Museum

The only pre-fire building left in New Orleans. Our "horror loop" begins here, as we will begin talking about witches and vampires.

61

Lalaurie Mansion

The LaLaurie Mansion is considered to be the most haunted house in New Orleans. Nicholas Cage once owned the building.

62

Starling Magickal Occult Shop

More film projects took place here. Plus, Homer Plessy Community School is across the street! This is a good chance to learn about early Civil Rights in New Orleans.

63

Madame John's Legacy

The second oldest building in the French Quarter was featured in several film projects. It burned down during the Great Fire, but was rebuilt in 1788.

64

Boutique du Vampyre

Another big vampire stop! with incredible histories

65

New Orleans Pharmacy Museum

We start at the LA Supreme Court building, then walk to Napoleon House. The Pharmacy Museum is our third stop, and it is the first licensed pharmacy in the United States. In just two blocks, we have true crime, a circus, and vampires!

66

Jackson Square

Movie and TV shows galore! Jackson Square is arguably the most historic area in the French Quarter. Well over a dozen film projects have worked in the area as well.

67

Voodoo Authentica

Around this area we have several more film projects, followed by the truth about Voodoo. After this, we head to a halfway stop.

68

Old Ursuline Convent Museum

The only pre-fire building left in New Orleans. Our "horror loop" begins here, as we will begin talking about witches and vampires.

69

Lalaurie Mansion

The LaLaurie Mansion is considered to be the most haunted house in New Orleans. Nicholas Cage once owned the building.

70

Starling Magickal Occult Shop

More film projects took place here. Plus, Homer Plessy Community School is across the street! This is a good chance to learn about early Civil Rights in New Orleans.

71

Madame John's Legacy

The second oldest building in the French Quarter was featured in several film projects. It burned down during the Great Fire, but was rebuilt in 1788.

72

Boutique du Vampyre

Another big vampire stop! with incredible histories

73

New Orleans Pharmacy Museum

We start at the LA Supreme Court building, then walk to Napoleon House. The Pharmacy Museum is our third stop, and it is the first licensed pharmacy in the United States. In just two blocks, we have true crime, a circus, and vampires!

74

Jackson Square

Movie and TV shows galore! Jackson Square is arguably the most historic area in the French Quarter. Well over a dozen film projects have worked in the area as well.

75

Voodoo Authentica

Around this area we have several more film projects, followed by the truth about Voodoo. After this, we head to a halfway stop.

76

Old Ursuline Convent Museum

The only pre-fire building left in New Orleans. Our "horror loop" begins here, as we will begin talking about witches and vampires.

77

Lalaurie Mansion

The LaLaurie Mansion is considered to be the most haunted house in New Orleans. Nicholas Cage once owned the building.

78

Starling Magickal Occult Shop

More film projects took place here. Plus, Homer Plessy Community School is across the street! This is a good chance to learn about early Civil Rights in New Orleans.

79

Madame John's Legacy

The second oldest building in the French Quarter was featured in several film projects. It burned down during the Great Fire, but was rebuilt in 1788.

80

Boutique du Vampyre

Another big vampire stop! with incredible histories

81

New Orleans Pharmacy Museum

We start at the LA Supreme Court building, then walk to Napoleon House. The Pharmacy Museum is our third stop, and it is the first licensed pharmacy in the United States. In just two blocks, we have true crime, a circus, and vampires!

82

Jackson Square

Movie and TV shows galore! Jackson Square is arguably the most historic area in the French Quarter. Well over a dozen film projects have worked in the area as well.

83

Voodoo Authentica

Around this area we have several more film projects, followed by the truth about Voodoo. After this, we head to a halfway stop.

84

Old Ursuline Convent Museum

The only pre-fire building left in New Orleans. Our "horror loop" begins here, as we will begin talking about witches and vampires.

85

Lalaurie Mansion

The LaLaurie Mansion is considered to be the most haunted house in New Orleans. Nicholas Cage once owned the building.

86

Starling Magickal Occult Shop

More film projects took place here. Plus, Homer Plessy Community School is across the street! This is a good chance to learn about early Civil Rights in New Orleans.

87

Madame John's Legacy

The second oldest building in the French Quarter was featured in several film projects. It burned down during the Great Fire, but was rebuilt in 1788.

88

Boutique du Vampyre

Another big vampire stop! with incredible histories

89

New Orleans Pharmacy Museum

We start at the LA Supreme Court building, then walk to Napoleon House. The Pharmacy Museum is our third stop, and it is the first licensed pharmacy in the United States. In just two blocks, we have true crime, a circus, and vampires!

90

Jackson Square

Movie and TV shows galore! Jackson Square is arguably the most historic area in the French Quarter. Well over a dozen film projects have worked in the area as well.

91

Voodoo Authentica

Around this area we have several more film projects, followed by the truth about Voodoo. After this, we head to a halfway stop.

92

Old Ursuline Convent Museum

The only pre-fire building left in New Orleans. Our "horror loop" begins here, as we will begin talking about witches and vampires.

93

Lalaurie Mansion

The LaLaurie Mansion is considered to be the most haunted house in New Orleans. Nicholas Cage once owned the building.

94

Starling Magickal Occult Shop

More film projects took place here. Plus, Homer Plessy Community School is across the street! This is a good chance to learn about early Civil Rights in New Orleans.

95

Madame John's Legacy

The second oldest building in the French Quarter was featured in several film projects. It burned down during the Great Fire, but was rebuilt in 1788.

96

Boutique du Vampyre

Another big vampire stop! with incredible histories

97

New Orleans Pharmacy Museum

We start at the LA Supreme Court building, then walk to Napoleon House. The Pharmacy Museum is our third stop, and it is the first licensed pharmacy in the United States. In just two blocks, we have true crime, a circus, and vampires!

98

Jackson Square

Movie and TV shows galore! Jackson Square is arguably the most historic area in the French Quarter. Well over a dozen film projects have worked in the area as well.

99

Voodoo Authentica

Around this area we have several more film projects, followed by the truth about Voodoo. After this, we head to a halfway stop.

100

Old Ursuline Convent Museum

The only pre-fire building left in New Orleans. Our "horror loop" begins here, as we will begin talking about witches and vampires.

101

Lalaurie Mansion

The LaLaurie Mansion is considered to be the most haunted house in New Orleans. Nicholas Cage once owned the building.

102

Starling Magickal Occult Shop

More film projects took place here. Plus, Homer Plessy Community School is across the street! This is a good chance to learn about early Civil Rights in New Orleans.

103

Madame John's Legacy

The second oldest building in the French Quarter was featured in several film projects. It burned down during the Great Fire, but was rebuilt in 1788.

104

Boutique du Vampyre

Another big vampire stop! with incredible histories

105

New Orleans Pharmacy Museum

We start at the LA Supreme Court building, then walk to Napoleon House. The Pharmacy Museum is our third stop, and it is the first licensed pharmacy in the United States. In just two blocks, we have true crime, a circus, and vampires!

106

Jackson Square

Movie and TV shows galore! Jackson Square is arguably the most historic area in the French Quarter. Well over a dozen film projects have worked in the area as well.

107

Voodoo Authentica

Around this area we have several more film projects, followed by the truth about Voodoo. After this, we head to a halfway stop.

108

Old Ursuline Convent Museum

The only pre-fire building left in New Orleans. Our "horror loop" begins here, as we will begin talking about witches and vampires.

109

Lalaurie Mansion

The LaLaurie Mansion is considered to be the most haunted house in New Orleans. Nicholas Cage once owned the building.

110

Starling Magickal Occult Shop

More film projects took place here. Plus, Homer Plessy Community School is across the street! This is a good chance to learn about early Civil Rights in New Orleans.

111

Madame John's Legacy

The second oldest building in the French Quarter was featured in several film projects. It burned down during the Great Fire, but was rebuilt in 1788.

112

Boutique du Vampyre

Another big vampire stop! with incredible histories

113

New Orleans Pharmacy Museum

We start at the LA Supreme Court building, then walk to Napoleon House. The Pharmacy Museum is our third stop, and it is the first licensed pharmacy in the United States. In just two blocks, we have true crime, a circus, and vampires!

114

Jackson Square

Movie and TV shows galore! Jackson Square is arguably the most historic area in the French Quarter. Well over a dozen film projects have worked in the area as well.

115

Voodoo Authentica

Around this area we have several more film projects, followed by the truth about Voodoo. After this, we head to a halfway stop.

116

Old Ursuline Convent Museum

The only pre-fire building left in New Orleans. Our "horror loop" begins here, as we will begin talking about witches and vampires.

117

Lalaurie Mansion

The LaLaurie Mansion is considered to be the most haunted house in New Orleans. Nicholas Cage once owned the building.

118

Starling Magickal Occult Shop

More film projects took place here. Plus, Homer Plessy Community School is across the street! This is a good chance to learn about early Civil Rights in New Orleans.

119

Madame John's Legacy

The second oldest building in the French Quarter was featured in several film projects. It burned down during the Great Fire, but was rebuilt in 1788.

120

Boutique du Vampyre

Another big vampire stop! with incredible histories

121

New Orleans Pharmacy Museum

We start at the LA Supreme Court building, then walk to Napoleon House. The Pharmacy Museum is our third stop, and it is the first licensed pharmacy in the United States. In just two blocks, we have true crime, a circus, and vampires!

122

Jackson Square

Movie and TV shows galore! Jackson Square is arguably the most historic area in the French Quarter. Well over a dozen film projects have worked in the area as well.

123

Voodoo Authentica

Around this area we have several more film projects, followed by the truth about Voodoo. After this, we head to a halfway stop.

124

Old Ursuline Convent Museum

The only pre-fire building left in New Orleans. Our "horror loop" begins here, as we will begin talking about witches and vampires.

125

Lalaurie Mansion

The LaLaurie Mansion is considered to be the most haunted house in New Orleans. Nicholas Cage once owned the building.

126

Starling Magickal Occult Shop

More film projects took place here. Plus, Homer Plessy Community School is across the street! This is a good chance to learn about early Civil Rights in New Orleans.

127

Madame John's Legacy

The second oldest building in the French Quarter was featured in several film projects. It burned down during the Great Fire, but was rebuilt in 1788.

128

Boutique du Vampyre

Another big vampire stop! with incredible histories

129

New Orleans Pharmacy Museum

We start at the LA Supreme Court building, then walk to Napoleon House. The Pharmacy Museum is our third stop, and it is the first licensed pharmacy in the United States. In just two blocks, we have true crime, a circus, and vampires!

130

Jackson Square

Movie and TV shows galore! Jackson Square is arguably the most historic area in the French Quarter. Well over a dozen film projects have worked in the area as well.

131

Voodoo Authentica

Around this area we have several more film projects, followed by the truth about Voodoo. After this, we head to a halfway stop.

132

Old Ursuline Convent Museum

The only pre-fire building left in New Orleans. Our "horror loop" begins here, as we will begin talking about witches and vampires.

133

Lalaurie Mansion

The LaLaurie Mansion is considered to be the most haunted house in New Orleans. Nicholas Cage once owned the building.

134

Starling Magickal Occult Shop

More film projects took place here. Plus, Homer Plessy Community School is across the street! This is a good chance to learn about early Civil Rights in New Orleans.

135

Madame John's Legacy

The second oldest building in the French Quarter was featured in several film projects. It burned down during the Great Fire, but was rebuilt in 1788.

136

Boutique du Vampyre

Another big vampire stop! with incredible histories