Haunted New Orleans
26 haunted places in New Orleans, Louisiana
New Orleans is home to 26 haunted locations, including hotels, mansions and restaurants. Explore the paranormal history of Louisiana's most haunted places.
Haunted Hotels (8)
Andrew Jackson Hotel
The Andrew Jackson Hotel on Royal Street in the French Quarter stands on ground with a history stretching back to 1792,...
Bourbon Orleans Hotel
The Bourbon Orleans Hotel occupies one of the most historically significant sites in the French Quarter, a property whos...
Dauphine Orleans Hotel
The Dauphine Orleans Hotel at 415 Dauphine Street occupies buildings with a history stretching back to the late eighteen...
Hotel Monteleone
The Hotel Monteleone rises seventeen stories above Royal Street in the French Quarter, a Beaux-Arts landmark that has we...
Hotel Provincial
Hotel Provincial stands at 1024 Chartres Street in the French Quarter, a charming boutique hotel whose courtyard fountai...
Le Pavillon Hotel
Le Pavillon Hotel has stood at the corner of Poydras and Baronne Streets since 1907, a ten-story Beaux-Arts masterpiece...
Omni Royal Orleans
The Omni Royal Orleans stands on one of the most historically significant and painful sites in New Orleans' French Quart...
Place d'Armes Hotel
The Place d'Armes Hotel at 625 St. Ann Street sits just steps from Jackson Square in the heart of the French Quarter, a...
Haunted Mansions (7)
Beauregard-Keyes House
Civil War soldiers in grey uniforms stand with vacant expressions before dematerializing. The main hallway hosts ghostly...
Faulkner House Books
The building at 624 Pirates Alley sits in one of the most historically layered corners of the French Quarter, tucked bet...
Gallier House
The Gallier House at 1132 Royal Street in the French Quarter was designed and built by James Gallier Jr. as his personal...
Hermann-Grima House
The ghosts here are remarkably friendly, maintaining southern hospitality in death. The Widow Grima appears to visitors,...
LaLaurie Mansion
The LaLaurie Mansion stands at 1140 Royal Street in New Orleans' French Quarter, a neoclassical townhouse whose elegant...
Marie Laveau's House
The site of Marie Laveau's house at 1020 St. Ann Street in the French Quarter marks the spot where New Orleans' most leg...
The Sultan's Palace (Gardette-LePrete House)
The Sultan's Palace rises at 716 Dauphine Street in the French Quarter, an elegant three-story mansion whose ornate wrou...
Haunted Restaurants (5)
Antoine's Restaurant
Antoine's Restaurant has occupied 713 Rue St. Louis in the French Quarter since 1840, making it not only the oldest rest...
Arnaud's Restaurant
Arnaud's Restaurant sprawls across a full city block in the French Quarter, one of the four Grand Dames of New Orleans c...
Lafitte's Blacksmith Shop Bar
Lafitte's Blacksmith Shop stands at the corner of Bourbon and St. Philip Streets, a candlelit tavern housed in one of th...
Muriel's Jackson Square
Muriel's Jackson Square occupies a beautiful Creole townhouse overlooking Jackson Square in the heart of the French Quar...
Old Absinthe House
The Old Absinthe House at 240 Bourbon Street is among the oldest bars in New Orleans, with a history stretching back to...
Haunted Cemeteries (3)
St. Louis Cemetery No. 1
St. Louis Cemetery No. 1 rises from a single city block in New Orleans, a labyrinth of above-ground tombs that holds ove...
St. Louis Cemetery No. 2
St. Louis Cemetery No. 2 was established in 1823 as an extension of the already overflowing St. Louis Cemetery No. 1, bu...
St. Louis Cemetery No. 3
St. Louis Cemetery No. 3 stretches back nearly half a mile from its entrance on Esplanade Avenue near Bayou St. John, on...
