Darkmoor Tours

Bmac's

819 St Louis St, New Orleans
Tours Start at BMac’s 

504-360-0487

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Private Tour

Custom Walking Tour

Group of 10
2 Hours | PG13+
Approx 2 mile walk

A delightful stroll with eerie  spirits, the guide, and 10 of your friends.

 

 Being with friends and family, we think we know them. But when a spirit gets involved, things happen. The waterlogged, swampy soil upon which New Orleans is built makes digging more than a couple of feet impractical, especially if the reason for digging is a burial of anything more substantial than a hamster. This gruesome revelation was made soon after the city’s first cemetery was established on St. Peter Street, just inside the current French Quarter. Graves started popping to the surface with a grim “Hello” and bodies floated down the street when it flooded – which was often.

The solution was to avoid burial altogether and house the dead in above ground tombs. In the mid-1800s the site of hundreds of little marble, granite or stone “houses” led to the coining of the term “cities of the dead.”

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Private Tour 

Easy To Get To, and Super Fun!

We start the Tour at:

B Mac’s

French Quarter Bar & Courtyard

819 St Louis St, New Orleans, LA 70117

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Jane Doe Tour Guide

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Historic Tidbits

 

Many have heard the tale of Madame LaLaurie and her torture chamber on Royal Street.

Born in New Orleans, the prominent Delphine LaLaurie was married three times over the course of her life.

The origin of the ghostly tale begins in 1832 when Dr. Louis LaLaurie and Delphine moved to a Creole mansion in the French Quarter. Known for their wealth and prominence, the house was attended to by dozens of slaves.

“Prince Suleyman, a Turk who claimed to be the sultan, or former sultan, of a mid-eastern country. Apparently, the Sultan had made some violent enemies before his sojourn to New Orleans and they paid him and his harem a deadly visit. Although dead, the Sultan has never left. The Sultan is probably the most exotic and mysterious of the New Orleans ghosts.

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Hear tales of ghosts and vampires on this wonderfuly entertaining walking tour of the French Quarter tours of St.Louis cemeteries.