Step into the seductive shadows of New Orleans’ French Quarter, where powerful women left behind whispers, wonders, and ghostly footprints. This 90-minute walking tour reveals the untold stories of the women who shaped the city through magic, mystery, rebellion, and resilience.
Led by a licensed guide and storyteller, you'll encounter voodoo queens, visionary nuns, rebellious courtesans, scandalous socialites, and the lingering spirits of those who refused to be forgotten. This is not a typical ghost tour—this is a celebration of the wild, wise, and witchy women of New Orleans history.
Tour Highlights Include:
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The French Market and Gallatin Street
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The Joan of Arc Statue, a golden tribute to one of the world’s most misunderstood witches
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The former headquarters of Mary Oneida Toups, New Orleans’ modern Witch Queen
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The haunting tale of Julie, a ghostly lover lost to heartbreak at 734 Royal
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The LaLaurie Mansion, where cruelty meets the paranormal
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The convent and attic mystery of the legendary Casket Girls
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Gallier House, the real-life inspiration for Louis and Lestat’s home in Interview with the Vampire
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A final reflection at Place de Henriette DeLille, honoring the saintly resistance of a Creole woman who redefined faith and service
This tour is rich with historical hauntings, feminist folklore, and spellbinding storytelling. It’s designed for mature audiences (ages 13+ recommended) who appreciate a more immersive, narrative-driven experience.
Duration: 90 minutes
Distance: 0.8 miles
Please Note: This is a storytelling-based walking tour. It does not include paranormal investigation equipment. Comfortable shoes and weather-appropriate clothing are encouraged.
