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Step inside The National WWII Museum in New Orleans with an general admission ticket, and then spend as long as you like exploring this must-visit attraction independently. Discover thousands of World War II memorabilia and artifacts, and learn all about wartime events from the museum’s information displays.

Visitors can experience Carl Mack’s private costume collection, learn about Mardi Gras culture and dress up in authentic Mardi Gras Costumes

The New Orleans Historic Voodoo Museum is rich in cultural and historical authenticity. Most visitors will spend about 30 minutes to an hour and half. You will be introduced to the roots of voodoo and how it is connected to Christianity.  Learn about voodoo spirits, ve ves, the saints, white magic, voodoo dolls,sacred potions and gris gris bags. etc.  Only locally hand made voodoo dolls and gris gris’s are sold here as most items we sell, and are blessed by our resident voodoo queen. You can also make arrangements for palm or tarot readings during your visit.

Guests can experience how the amazing Mardi Gras parade floats are built and decorated

Tour inside the 200 year old haunted French Quarter of the Haunted Museum, while exploring history, voodoo collections, and the paranormal

The collection, noted for its extraordinary strengths in French and American art, photography, glass, African and Japanese works

Kid-friendly museum delights & educates kids 2–12 with interactive exhibits that range from a walk-on shrimp boat to a giant floor piano

Visitors can explore the only working lighthouse in Louisiana during a museum visit which includes a guided tour

New Orleans Pass - Free entry to top attractions such as swamp tours, haunted tours, cruises, the aquarium, the zoo, and more

Native guides lead 90-minute tours on a spacious boat through bayous and swamplands, encountering alligators and other wildlife

12’x40’ boat takes tourists on an educational drift through swampland to soak in such sights as alligators and 2,000-year-old burial ground

Guests adventure out on covered boat in search of alligators, wild hogs, egrets, and bald eagles in the closest natural swamp to New Orleans

As their boat drifts through protected swampland, tourists catch glimpses of smiling gators and learn facts about wetlands and Cajun culture

An approximately two-hour boat ride through diversely populated cypress allows for a unique perspective of Louisiana

This one hour walking tour is offered for those short on time or do not wish to walk long distances (tour is approximately one mile), but wish to see St. Louis #1 Cemetery, the oldest operating cemetery in New Orleans.

Guests board a flat-bottomed boat helmed by a Cajun guide, who takes them out to explore the beauty of the region’s swamps and marshes

Explore the haunted side of New Orleans with this 2-hour walking tour led by a local guide. Learn about real ghost stories at haunted locations throughout the French Quarter which have been verified by historical research done at each property - this is not about theatrics. This is the only historically accurate tour that covers vampires, voodoo, pirates, murder, ghost, the occult, mayhem and witchcraft.

During three-hour tour participants get a chance to see New Orleans’ landmarks and attractions, also learning about the aftermath of Katrina

St. Louis Number 1 cemetery is a must see for anyone planning on a having a great New Orleans sight seeing experience. Visitors who take our tour have the opportunity to walk it’s centuries old paths and visit the legendary men and women interred within its walls and tombs, including many of the characters who made our magnificent city what it is today. The Big Easy’s oldest city of the dead is the perfect place to learn about the unique burial practices of a people who had no choice but to bury their dead above ground.

Guests can Hop-On and Off at their leisure to explore the multiple attractions, restaurants and shops along the 2-Hour loop

Bus tours explore the birthplace of jazz while rolling past elaborate crypts, history-filled mansions, and celebrity homes

Come take a journey back in time and see Louisiana’s beautiful plantations.  Over the years, these plantations inspired many people to write books,screenplays and feature them in movies.  We pick up at all hotels in the Uptown, Downtown and French Quarter areas. If you are staying outside of this area, call to set up a pick up location. Seating is limited so reserve your tour.

Participants can glide past the historic French Quarter and see the Port of New Orleans with a detailed narration from an onboard historian

Tours of sugar-cane plantation, birthplace of architect H.H. Richardson, explore original slave cabins and other historical structures

New Orleans is “ The Most Haunted City” in the United States with rich paranormal history like no other place. Our Master storytellers will take you into the Realm of Ghost, Voodoo, Vampires & Witches. White on tour, you will visit our most haunted & featured location, the Lalaurie Mansion. Delve into the bone chilling story of Madame “Delphine Lalaurie”… The Most Evil Woman of New Orleans past. This is also where Kathy Bates filmed The American Horror Story.This 2 hour tour covers every aspect of Ghost, Voodoo, Vampires, & Witches satisfying your hunger for more of The Dark side of New Orleans…Follow Us if You Dare!Please arrive 30 minutes prior to tour departure for check in. Tour departs on time. Refunds will not be issued for late arrivals. Each tour is unique and may or may not include all of the stops listed above.Local supplier is offering a $10,000 giveaway contest, taking place on Halloween 2019!  No purchase necessary.

Visitors can enjoy a guided steamboat tour of the French Quarter and one of the world’s most active ports, plus a steam calliope concert

Visit the Whitney Plantation of New Orleans and step back in time as you explore the 18th-century plantation museum, the only one of its kind in Louisiana. On this 5-hour guided tour you’ll see museum exhibits, memorial artwork, and restored buildings. Learn about an important part of American history as recorded from first-person slave narratives.