



by Haunted History Tours
This 90-minute walking tour starts at Rev. Zombie's Voodoo Shop, located between Bourbon and Royal Streets, where guests are advised to arrive 20 minutes before the 7:30 PM Friday through Sunday departure. The tour continues on foot through Bourbon Street and Royal Street, sharing stories about the real history of Voodoo in New Orleans and correcting common Hollywood misconceptions. Along the way, the guide discusses the century-long hysteria surrounding Voodoo in the city. The tour also includes a stop at the Orleans Ballroom at the Bourbon Orleans Hotel, the oldest ballroom in New Orleans, reputed to be haunted by a dancing girl. The final stop is at Congo Square, the birthplace of New Orleans, where the guide recounts stories about Marie Laveau, the city’s most famous Voodoo practitioner. The tour operates rain or shine and is not recommended for younger children. Comfortable shoes are recommended for the walking portions.
Rev. Zombie's Voodoo Shop
The tour begins at Rev. Zombie's Voodoo Shop, located between Bourbon and Royal Streets. Guests should arrive 20 minutes before the 7:30 PM departure offered Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays. The tour runs in all weather conditions and is not recommended for young children. Comfortable shoes are advised.
15 min
Bourbon Street
The group walks along Bourbon Street while the guide explains the historical and educational aspects of Voodoo, aiming to dispel the myths and negative stigma created by Hollywood portrayals.
15 min
Royal Street
The tour continues on Royal Street, where the guide shares stories about Old New Orleans and a century of hysteria related to Voodoo practices in the city.
15 min
Orleans Ballroom
Next, the group visits the Orleans Ballroom at the Bourbon Orleans Hotel, the oldest ballroom in New Orleans, which is said to be haunted by the ghost of a girl who danced there.
15 min
Congo Square
The final stop is Congo Square, considered the birthplace of New Orleans. Here, the guide tells stories about Marie Laveau, the city’s most famous Voodoo figure.
725 St. Peter St. in the French Quarter
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725 St. Peter St. in the French Quarter