French Quarter Phantoms
Welcome to French Quarter Phantoms. Looking for a spine-tingling thrill, a few good laughs, and fascinating (and delightfully creepy) stories about New Orleans? You’ve come to the right place. Our tours entertain, intrigue, and uncover the city’s darker side—without ever losing the fun. Our guests come from all walks of life, but they share one […]
St. Joseph Plantation & Felicity Plantation
“Authentic” perfectly captures the experience at St. Joseph Plantation and Felicity Plantation, two historic sugar plantations that continue to operate today as a working sugarcane farm in Vacherie, Louisiana. Still family-owned, these ancestral homes invite visitors to enjoy a relaxed, personal tour of one or both plantations. Guests are encouraged to explore the expansive grounds […]
Explore St. Bernard Parish
Only five miles from downtown New Orleans, St. Bernard offers a peaceful escape surrounded by natural beauty, deep history, and vibrant culture. Its abundant waterways — including Lake Borgne, the Mississippi River, and Breton Sound — create the perfect backdrop for fishing, hunting, and birdwatching. Discover the place where the War of 1812 concluded and […]
New Orleans Pharmacy Museum
Founded in 1950, the New Orleans Pharmacy Museum is dedicated to collecting, preserving, and interpreting a remarkable array of artifacts that trace the history of pharmacy and medicine from the 19th century through the early to mid-20th century, with a special emphasis on New Orleans and Louisiana. The museum itself is housed in a significant […]
Haunted History Tours
Few cities rival New Orleans when it comes to layered history, mystery, and myth—and no one brings that haunted legacy to life quite like Haunted History Tours. As the city’s original ghost tour company, Haunted History Tours has been guiding visitors through New Orleans’ supernatural past since 1995, uncovering stories of spirits, legends, and real […]
Tour The River Parishes
The River Parishes Tourist Commission is dedicated to promoting the unique history, culture, and attractions of Louisiana’s River Parishes – St. Charles, St. John the Baptist, and St. James Parishes. Rich in plantation heritage, Creole culture, scenic waterways, and authentic local experiences, the region offers visitors a deeper look into the traditions and stories that […]
Steamboat Natchez
A ride aboard the Steamboat Natchez offers one of the most iconic ways to experience New Orleans—from the water. This authentic paddlewheeler cruises the Mississippi River with live jazz, classic Creole dining, and panoramic views of the city skyline, all while echoing the romance and history of a bygone era. Whether you choose a daytime […]
Houma Travel
Just 55 miles from New Orleans, Louisiana’s Bayou Country unfolds across more than 2,500 square miles of winding bayous, mysterious swamps, and expansive wetlands. Terrebonne Parish invites visitors to experience a destination rich in Cajun culture, offering distinctive attractions, affordable accommodations, and unforgettable dining shaped by generations of local tradition and hospitality. It’s a place […]
Sazerac House
A visit to the Sazerac House is a must for anyone interested in cocktails, culture, and New Orleans history. This immersive museum and tasting experience celebrates the city’s legendary drinking traditions, including the iconic Sazerac cocktail—often considered America’s first cocktail. Through interactive exhibits, engaging storytelling, and guided tastings, the Sazerac House offers a spirited look […]
New Orleans Storyville Museum
The New Orleans Storyville Museum was created to provide visitors with an educational and entertaining account of the city’s unique and rich history — from its founding as a French colonial settlement in 1718, through its golden age of economic growth, culture and vice in the 1800s, to the early 1900s, when Storyville reigned as […]