New Orleans: Voodoo Queen Tour of French Quarter
French Quarter, New Orleans
Learn about New Orleans' fascinating voodoo culture on a city walking tour. Explore the French Quarter and learn why Marie Laveau is called The Voodoo Queen.
Overview
This guided walking tour in New Orleans' French Quarter explores the life of Marie Laveau and the city's voodoo heritage, ideal for history and culture enthusiasts.
Highlights
- Learn about the final resting place of Marie Laveau
- See the famous French Quarter
- Discover how voodoo and New Orleans culture are intertwined
Description
Marie Laveau is one of New Orleans' most notable historical figures. This tour focuses on her life and lasting influence. Walking with an expert guide through the French Quarter, you will visit her childhood home and the birthplace of jazz. You will also gain insight into the Code Noir, a set of laws that shaped the region’s history.
During the tour, you will enter an authentic voodoo store, see a voodoo temple, and learn to separate myth from reality about voodoo practice. Voodoo remains part of the city’s cultural fabric today, and Marie Laveau is recognized as the key figure behind its contemporary presence. This tour offers a factual and informative perspective on voodoo.
Includes
- Walking tour
- Expert licensed guide
- Entry to an authentic voodoo store
Excludes
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Tips
Booking and Cancellation
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. Wear comfortable shoes and bring water for the walking tour. Booking in the morning is recommended to avoid afternoon heat.
