See Stunning Mansions, Famous Film Locations & Historic Cemeteries on a Walking Tour for Two or Four (Up to 26% Off)
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ParkingUncover the stories behind grand mansions, famous authors & haunted cemeteries in one of New Orleans’ most beautiful neighborhoods. 10AM
New Orleans is a city of opulence and intrigue, where 19th-century wealth, ghostly legends, and Hollywood fame blend seamlessly. This two-hour walking tour is a window into the extravagant mansions, hidden scandals, and eerie cemetery lore that define the city's most beloved district.
What We Offer
- Garden District Tour for 2 or 4
Why You Should Grab The Offer
New Orleans is known for its rich past and vibrant culture, and no neighborhood showcases this better than the Garden District. Once home to America’s wealthiest families, this district boasts grand estates that rival European palaces. Visitors will pass by ornate balconies, pristine gardens, and historic homes once owned by authors, actors, and even legendary football stars.
The tour continues into Lafayette Cemetery No. 1, where guests step into a world of above-ground tombs, family crypts, and timeless legends. Recognizable from films like Interview with the Vampire, the cemetery offers a hauntingly beautiful glimpse into New Orleans’ unique burial customs. Whether a history enthusiast, a pop culture fan, or someone who simply loves a great story, this tour provides an unforgettable journey into the past.
Things to Note About The Tour
- When: Everyday 10 am, Length: 2 hours
- Start from: Inside Starbucks Coffee located at 2801 Magazine St (corner of Magazine and Washington Streets) and End at: 1403 Washington Ave
- Distance: 1 mile
- On your walk you'll enjoy viewing: the Garden District, Anne Rice House/House on 1st Street/Mayfair Mansion, Lafayette Cemetery No. 1, Commander's Palace, Garden District Book Shop, Magazine Street, and St. Charles Avenue 5. Lafayette Cemetery is closed on Municipal Holidays such as Memorial Day, Veterans Day, and Labor Day. The tour will not include the cemetery on those holidays
Uncover the stories behind grand mansions, famous authors & haunted cemeteries in one of New Orleans’ most beautiful neighborhoods. 10AM
New Orleans is a city of opulence and intrigue, where 19th-century wealth, ghostly legends, and Hollywood fame blend seamlessly. This two-hour walking tour is a window into the extravagant mansions, hidden scandals, and eerie cemetery lore that define the city's most beloved district.
What We Offer
- Garden District Tour for 2 or 4
Why You Should Grab The Offer
New Orleans is known for its rich past and vibrant culture, and no neighborhood showcases this better than the Garden District. Once home to America’s wealthiest families, this district boasts grand estates that rival European palaces. Visitors will pass by ornate balconies, pristine gardens, and historic homes once owned by authors, actors, and even legendary football stars.
The tour continues into Lafayette Cemetery No. 1, where guests step into a world of above-ground tombs, family crypts, and timeless legends. Recognizable from films like Interview with the Vampire, the cemetery offers a hauntingly beautiful glimpse into New Orleans’ unique burial customs. Whether a history enthusiast, a pop culture fan, or someone who simply loves a great story, this tour provides an unforgettable journey into the past.
Things to Note About The Tour
- When: Everyday 10 am, Length: 2 hours
- Start from: Inside Starbucks Coffee located at 2801 Magazine St (corner of Magazine and Washington Streets) and End at: 1403 Washington Ave
- Distance: 1 mile
- On your walk you'll enjoy viewing: the Garden District, Anne Rice House/House on 1st Street/Mayfair Mansion, Lafayette Cemetery No. 1, Commander's Palace, Garden District Book Shop, Magazine Street, and St. Charles Avenue 5. Lafayette Cemetery is closed on Municipal Holidays such as Memorial Day, Veterans Day, and Labor Day. The tour will not include the cemetery on those holidays
Need To Know Info
About French Quarter Phantoms
Given New Orleans' great wealth of stories, it's no surprise that the city itself would certify its master storytellers. This certification, held by every one of French Quarter Phantoms' guides, is put to good use as they lead small groups of travelers through the city’s dark alleys on historically accurate ghost, Garden District or 'Treme' History tours. The guides' expertly spun, chilling tales earned French Quarter Phantoms the accolade of second-best haunted tour in America from HauntedAmericaTours.com.