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The best places to have spooky fun
New Orleans can be a blast during Halloween. From its vast selection of haunted (and historic) homes, to its official Halloween parades, there isn’t a shortage of things to do in the city leading up to October 31.
If you’re looking for your next adventure, you’ve found the right place. Here’s a list of several cemeteries to visit, Halloween events going on, and homes to admire, all in one place.
From an abandoned amusement park in New Orleans East to the scene of a horrific murder-suicide in the French Quarter, these sites are chilling in their own unique way.
You can spend ages looking at New Orleans’s historic architecture. From the several homes passed down for generations that fill the Garden District, to house museums located in the French Quarter, there is no shortage of visual history in New Orleans.
From famous above-ground cemeteries to more off-the-radar finds
As summer officially comes to an end, it’s easy to fall into autumn festivities. One that makes particularly fun use of both public and private green space are pumpkin patches.
With halloween around the corner, New Orleans is no stranger to creepy locations. From Marie Laveau’s tomb to a haunted 18th-century shop, there are spooky stories throughout the French Quarter.
While there are several spooky events happening in New Orleans during Halloween, there is no better "Thriller" than a Halloween-centered flashmob in front of City Hall.
Leading up to Halloween Day, New Orleans has several spooky (and fun) events around the city.
While New Orleans’s first Weird Home Tour is weeks away, that doesn’t stop some residents from decorating their home for Halloween.