New Orleans: Guided Museum and Voodoo Walking Tour
Tremé / Lafitte, New Orleans
Thoroughly explore the Museum before heading out to the French Quarter and Treme neighborhoods to delve into the history and culture of Voodoo, both past and present.
Voodoo Museum and New Orleans Walking Tour
This guided walking tour in New Orleans suits visitors interested in the city's Voodoo history and culture.
Description
The tour begins with a guided visit to the historic Voodoo Museum, a small venue featuring unique exhibits on Voodoo's impact on New Orleans and its people.
Next, the group walks to several nearby sites, including Congo Square, where participants learn about past and present Voodoo rituals. The tour also includes a visit to Marie Laveau's house, offering insight into the life of this key Voodoo priestess.
The guides are knowledgeable and encourage questions, tailoring the experience to guests' interests. Although cemetery visits are currently limited due to recent closures, the museum contains a replica of Marie Laveau's tomb for further discussion.
Highlights
- Explore unique exhibits at the historic Voodoo Museum
- Investigate Voodoo rituals at Congo Square and Marie Laveau's house
- Engage with passionate guides open to your questions
- Entertainment content written by Martha Howe-Douglas, co-creator of BBC's Ghosts
- Tour includes the UK's first electric tour boat for sustainable travel
Includes
- Professional guide
- Admission to the Voodoo Museum
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
For the best experience, wear comfortable walking shoes and bring water. Booking in advance is recommended, especially during peak tourist seasons.
