• Louis Armstrong Park - The tour leads visitors to Congo Square within Armstrong Park. Participants will explore the historic site known for Voodoo traditions and gatherings spanning hundreds of years.
• Congo Square - Discover the lively core of New Orleans, where enslaved Africans once assembled to engage in cultural rituals and music, forming the basis for the city’s rich Voodoo heritage.
• Original Spot Of The Home Of MARIE LAVEAU - Learn about the life and myths surrounding Marie Laveau, the most renowned Voodoo practitioner in history. Due to new security measures by the Archdiocese of New Orleans, this tour does not include a visit to St. Louis #1 Cemetery. Offerings at Marie Laveau’s tomb are not encouraged.
• Conjure New Orleans - A vibrant and bustling network of carefree living sprawled along the warm banks of the Mighty Mississippi, the French Quarter has long been a destination for those seeking enjoyment and captivating stories.
• Voodoo Authentica - The tour concludes outside the Voodoo Authentica of New Orleans Cultural Center and Collections. Visitors are welcome to explore at their leisure after the tour. This venue is not only a shop but also a temple and educational space. All staff members are Voodoo practitioners, and all items in the shop (except for African and Haitian art pieces) are crafted by local practitioners.

• Walking Tour of Congo Square & French Quarter focused on Voodoo Culture and History
• Traditional music and celebration
• Professional Tour Guide
• A look into the unique Voodoo culture of New Orleans & Southeast Louisiana

• Gratuities

Voodoo has been a significant part of New Orleans’ legends, folklore, and history. It is enveloped in mystery and secrecy and is often misrepresented in popular culture.

Spirituality was concealed among the enslaved individuals of the 1700s, brought to prominence and commercialized by the renowned Voodoo Queen Marie Laveau in the 19th century, and continues to be a recognized religion in the city today.

Visit the lively Congo Square, where enslaved Africans once gathered to engage in their cultural rituals and music, establishing the foundation for the city’s rich Voodoo traditions.

Learn about the life and legends of Marie Laveau, the most renowned Voodoo practitioner in history.

Voodoo Dolls, Vevers, and Gris-Gris Bags: Engage with Voodoo artifacts, discovering the significance and uses of dolls, vevers, and gris-gris bags.

Voodoo Authentica and other modern temples: Conclude the tour outside contemporary Voodoo temples, including Voodoo Authentica, to observe modern practices and rituals.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.