
New Orleans has more documented vampire legends than any city in America. Walk the French Quarter streets where the Casket Girls arrived, the Carter Brothers hunted, and Anne Rice set her most famous novels.

People come to New Orleans looking for vampires and they find them. Not the sparkly kind. The French Quarter has real vampire legends going back to the 1700s, and the locations are still standing. We have tours that focus specifically on vampire history, tours that mix vampires with ghosts and voodoo, and a day-and-night combo that pairs a swamp tour with a vampire walking tour. Pick the one that fits your group.
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Step beyond the novels into the real vampire history of New Orleans on this 90-minute evening walking tour. Explore French Quarter streets that inspired Anne Rice while uncovering the legends that made this city the vampire capital of the world.
Several of our tours cover vampire history alongside ghosts, voodoo, and dark history.
Get the best of both worlds: a swamp airboat ride by day and a haunted French Quarter walking tour by night, all in one unforgettable day. Shuttle included.
The Ghost & Vampire tour, uncensored and adults-only. Explicit stories, intimate groups of just 16 guests, and a bar stop midway. The stories guides can't tell when families are around.
A walking tour through the supernatural French Quarter. Visit haunted mansions, hear vampire legends, and discover locations featured on American Horror Story and Ghost Adventures.
No kids. No filters. Absolutely no Karens. Real occult practitioners, mid-tour bar break, and five tours in one: ghosts, vampires, voodoo, witchcraft, and true crime.
We've been helping visitors pick the perfect vampire toursince 2009. Chat with us and we'll give you personalized recommendations based on your group.
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Young women arrived from France in the 1720s carrying casket-shaped trunks. When the trunks were opened at the Ursuline Convent, they were empty. The legend of what was really inside those trunks has persisted for 300 years.
The legend says John and Wayne Carter were discovered keeping victims alive and bleeding them slowly in their Royal Street apartment in the 1930s. How much is true and how much grew in the retelling is part of the story your guide will unpack.
Anne Rice set Interview with the Vampire in the French Quarter and Garden District for a reason. She grew up here, and the city's atmosphere of decay and beauty shaped the most famous vampire fiction ever written. Many filming locations are on the tour route.
The 1994 Interview with the Vampire film, the AMC series, The Originals, and True Blood all filmed in and around New Orleans. The city isn't just the setting for vampire fiction. It's the reason vampire fiction exists.
You'll stand in front of the actual buildings where these events happened. The Ursuline Convent, the Carter Brothers' apartment, and other sites from New Orleans' vampire history.
All vampire tours run at night. The French Quarter hits different after dark, and your guide knows exactly when to pause at the right spot for maximum effect.
These aren't made-up stories. New Orleans vampire legends are documented in newspapers, court records, and historical archives. Your guide separates the real history from the Hollywood version.
Most walking tours include a break at a historic bar. New Orleans is an open-container city, so you can bring your drink along for the rest of the tour.
Our most popular tour pairs a swamp airboat ride in the afternoon with a ghost and vampire walking tour after dark. Hotel shuttle included for the swamp tour, and you get 3+ hours of free time in between to grab dinner in the Quarter.
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