On our New Orleans Ghost Tours we take you to the most haunted areas in all of New Orleans’ French Quarter. As you walk among the streets, filled with grim tales of New Orleans past, you yourself will also start to believe that New Orleans is the most haunted city in America.

New Orleans is said to be America's most haunted city. But why is that? Ghost City Tours teamed up with the company's tour guides to break it down and discover the ghostly truth.

Will you be the next guest to have an experience with one of New Orleans' ghosts at the haunted locations on our ghost tours? Here in New Orleans, we take our guests to the most haunted locations in the French Quarter 7 nights a week.

The LaLaurie Mansion is rumored to be one of the most haunted houses in New Orleans. But what is the truth about the house and Delphine LaLaurie?

They say that New Orleans is the most haunted city in America. We hear of the Madame LaLaurie's and the famed pirate ghost Jean Lafitte, but what of the other, lesser known spirits that lurk in the streets of the French Quarter?

Le Pavillon is the most haunted hotel in New Orleans - could you last the night? In 1899, the property was purchased by the La Baronne Realty Company with the intention of building a grand hotel on the site.

Haunted Cemeteries in New Orleans. Being America’s most haunted city, it only seems natural that many of New Orleans’ Cemeteries are considered haunted. For hundreds of years, ghosts and phantoms have been talked about and seen in these historic Cemeteries.

Upon visiting New Orleans, a trek over to St. Louis Cemetery #1 is well worth your time. Visitors have witnessed phantom figures, including the ghosts of Civil War soldiers and perhaps even the victims of the yellow fever epidemics that killed thousands of …