Group Experiences in New Orleans

Explore over 50 acres of habitats and 1,700 animals from more than 350 species, plus visit the Audubon Aquarium and the Audubon Butterfly Garden and Insectarium. See African lions up close and spot orangutans in the outdoor habitat. Don't miss Monkey Hill with its 5-level treehouse. Venture to the Jaguar Jungle to find spider monkeys, ocelots, a jaguar, and the “Criaturas de la Noche” bat house. The Louisiana Swamp Exhibit, the world's only urban swamp, features animals like black bears, bobcats, foxes, and the white alligator. At Watoto Farm, interact with sheep and goats and learn about sustainable farming.

Designated by Congress as the official World War II museum of the United States, The National WWII Museum tells the story of the American experience in the war that changed the world. Learn why it was fought, how it was won, and what it means today.

Experience the grandeur of America’s oldest continuously active cathedral in an intimate, VIP setting. Enjoy exclusive early access to St. Louis Cathedral 30 minutes before it opens to the public, ensuring a peaceful and immersive exploration of this sacred landmark. With small group tours led by expert cathedral historians, hear stories, access restricted areas, and take all the photos you like – all before the doors open to the general public.

Featuring over 3,600 creatures from more than 250 species, the Audubon Aquarium was voted one of the top five aquariums on USA Today's 10 Best Reader poll. Explore different environments from the Caribbean to the Amazon Rainforest, the Mississippi River, and the Gulf of Mexico. Visit the Shark Discovery Touch Pool to interact with sharks and stingrays. Walk through a 30-foot-long tunnel in the Great Maya Reef habitat to see diverse aquatic life up close. The Amazon Rainforest gallery showcases tropical plants, free-flying birds, and species like piranhas and pacus. Check out the 450,000-gallon Gulf of Mexico habitat, a highlight of the visit. Don't miss the indoor Butterfly Garden.

All aboard the riverboat for a ride through New Orleans! This jazz cruise will introduce you to the best of the Big Easy with unique views of the skyline from the Mississippi River. Grab a drink from the bar and flip your lid grooving to these rock-solid live jazz sounds. If you're in the Big Easy and not making time for music, you're doing it wrong. Once you're done with above-ground graveyards and alligator po-boys, take to the surrounding waters for a truly relaxing slice of Louisiana. This cool jazz cruise will float you up the Mississippi River, as the world-renowned 'Dukes of Dixieland' play their saxophones in a live jazz show. The whole journey offers unique views of the New Orleans skyline. With indoor and outdoor seating, choose your views. You can also order America's first cocktail – the _Sazerac_ - a cognac or whiskey cocktail which was born right here in New Orleans!

Jazz hands primed? This evening jazz cruise sets sail every night at 7 pm and really packs on the charm! Perfect for a little romancing, this cruise aboard a steamboat chugs you old-school-style along the Mississippi River. Prepare your eyes for unique views of the stunning evening skyline, all to the tunes of Dukes of Dixieland, a Jazz trio who'll get your toes tapping to New Orleans music at its finest. Opt for a delicious buffet dinner and cocktails while you listen to the Dixieland Jazz Band. The Steamboat NATCHEZ's decks, engine room and bars will be open for your enjoyment either before or after dinner depending upon your seating time. Note that gratuities and alcoholic drinks are not included in the price of the ticket.

Leave the bars of Bourbon Street behind and get in touch with nature down in the bayous. You'll get to take a spin in a fast-paced airboat that skims along the water, past alligators and snapping turtles. Bring your camera along for the ride, because the swamps are rife with animal activity. Keep your eyes peeled for herons and egrets sitting on branches or wading through the water, and hold on tight because you'll pick up some speed on the way!

Vue Orleans is where your fun begins! Positioned atop the iconic Four Seasons Hotel, Vue Orleans offers world-class 360-degree panoramic views of one of the most storied cities in the world. Before hopping into the state-of-the-art, immersive elevators, enjoy interactive exhibits featuring celebrated New Orleans figures, such as the Soul Queen of New Orleans, Irma Thomas, Preservation Hall Jazz Band, and even more of the City’s famed culture bearers. Learn about world-famous dishes and cocktails at the virtual Story Café or tap your feet as you sample the sounds of Jazz at the larger than life music station. After a thrilling ride 33 stories high, take in all the sights then try one of the “Vue Finders” where you can interact with hundreds of points of interest found throughout this historic city. Finish your experience on the outdoor deck while sampling one of Vue Orleans' legendary cocktails/cuisine sold at the cafe.

Trot through 300 years of New Orleans' history on this fun, lively mule-drawn carriage ride. Your guide will regale you with historical tales while you explore the fascinating French Quarter and all of its special architecture, plus a graveyard featuring the tomb of the Voodoo Queen of New Orleans.

Breeze your way around the _Big Easy_ and see the historic French Quarter and Garden District in a 1hr and 30min tour around the city's most iconic neighborhoods. Hop off at any stop when the mood strikes and explore the best parts of New Orleans. Hop back on to see more of the city; the next bus is less than 30 minutes away. This tour is the perfect way to discover New Orleans and with a live guide on the bus, you'll learn all about the city as you go. New Orleans is a city like no other, largely due to its French and Spanish heritage. From its architecture to its music and its food, it’s always been different. An insightful guide will provide Southern-style commentary, pointing out all the areas of interest.

Which is spookier: the allegedly haunted mausoleum of New Orleans' infamous voodoo queen, or an eerie pyramid that will one day contain the skeleton of Nicolas Cage? Find out for yourself with a guided tour of the streets on all sides of St. Louis Cemetery No.1 and No. 2! With a trusty guide by your side, you'll be spirited from the famous French Quarter, and taken as close as you can get to two historic New Orleans graveyards without going inside. Hear the goosebump-inducing stories of unexplained occurrences, and try not to fall behind...

Take a riverboat cruise on the Paddlewheeler Creole Queen. Hear traditional New Orleans music and have a Creole buffet (optional) in the dining room. After dinner (optional) and dancing, have a classic New Orleans cocktail on the promenade deck. Feel the cool Mississippi River air as the city skyline passes by.

Visit Louisiana’s backcountry, known for its cypress swamps filled with alligators, snakes, and turtles. Travel safely in a flat-bottomed boat through the marshes. See herons, hawks, owls, and bald eagles. Learn about local wildlife and interesting facts from the guide’s commentary while navigating the swamps of New Orleans.

Elevate your senses 34 stories up from the city’s only 360° indoor and outdoor observation deck. From history-rich urban architecture to the wetlands and waterways surrounding us, the Vue Orleans observation deck delivers the best views in town. Take a 30-minute guided tour and learn about the Big Easy's rich history, culture, music and food before grabbing a signature cocktail on the 34th floor rooftop deck. Before hopping into the state-of-the-art, immersive elevators, enjoy interactive exhibits featuring celebrated New Orleans figures, such as the Soul Queen of New Orleans, Irma Thomas, Preservation Hall Jazz Band, and even more of the city’s famed culture bearers. Take in all the sights then try one of the “Vue Finders” where you can interact with hundreds of points of interest found throughout this historic city.

The Go City New Orleans: All Inclusive Pass is your ticket to the jazziest, spookiest city in the USA, giving you access to 25+ top attractions. Take a swamp tour, try a cooking class, cruise on the Paddlewheeler Creole Queen and loads more – just choose how long you'd like to spend living it up in the city and make your own custom agenda. With so many highlights, all you need to do is make your plan and dive in. You can get a good overview on the Adventures in New Orleans bus tour, or if you want to explore the waterways, hop on the Cajun Pride Swamp Tour. For a dip into the city's occult past, take a Ghost & Vampire Combo Tour by French Quarter Phantoms. For family-friendly daytime action, visit The National WWII Museum. Gumbo-lovers and jambalaya enthusiasts must make time for the Creole Cooking Demonstration Class! Save time and money with this pass; it doesn't have to be hard to navigate the Big Easy!

Take a self-guided audio tour of the St. Louis Cathedral (also known as the Cathedral-Basilica of St. Louis King of France). Located in the French Quarter of New Orleans, this is the oldest continuously active Catholic cathedral in the United States. See its significance from French and Spanish rule to American Catholicism. Begin with insights from Archbishop Gregory Aymond and Cathedral Rector Fr. Patrick Williams. Learn about the cathedral's rebuilding after fires and Don Almonester's contribution to saving the church after the 1788 fire.

Visit the Old Ursuline Convent Museum in New Orleans to learn about early American and Catholic heritage. This is the oldest surviving building in the Mississippi Valley. Explore exhibits and artifacts to understand the work of pioneering Ursuline nuns in education and healthcare. Walk through the courtyards and the chapel. Discover stories from French colonial times to the Battle of New Orleans. Get a deep look into the resilience and history of early New Orleans at this well-preserved landmark.

Are you ready for goosebumps and ghost stories? Do you want to know the details they don't print in the history books? This is the New Orleans city tour for you! Take a carriage ride at night and let your mule (and guide) lead the way through the French Quarter's creepiest sites and stories. There's ghosts, voodoo, vampires and more!

This unique tour involves ageless vampires, star-crossed lovers, ice-cold beverages, and a ghostly, ever-changing parade of New Orleans’ most wicked characters. Leave behind the beads and baubles and descend into an adults-only journey through the scariest secrets of America’s Most Haunted City – now available with HELLVISION™! This devilish tour gives you a glimpse into the sinister and supernatural energies lodged in the very bricks of this town. The stories can occasionally be unsettling, and sometimes hilarious, but are always deeply personal and will stay with you long after the tour concludes. Listen to expertly told tales full of dramatic flair, delivered with cohesion and respect for the real people involved.

Engage in a tour of New Orleans' Garden District, where you'll learn about the history and legacy of witchcraft in the region. Gain insight into the practices and contributions of those who were said to engage with mystical traditions, going beyond fictional portrayals. Understand the role these individuals played in their communities and how their stories integrate with the broader narrative of New Orleans, a city known for supernatural legends. This tour focuses on real historical accounts and offers a perspective on the beliefs and customs of the time, providing you with a context to better appreciate the cultural depth of the Garden District.

Take part in a guided circuit through New Orleans' French Quarter. Examine the documented happenings integrated with the area's history. The insights are rooted in records and locally collected accounts. A private guide leads the route for the duration of the tour.

Take a walking tour of the French Quarter to learn about its connections to tales of ghosts, voodoo influences, and vampire lore. Walk through historically significant streets and hear narrated accounts of the area's legends and key locations, providing historical insights into the cultural and mythological heritage of this district.

Walk through the French Quarter and learn about piracy in the early 1800s. Understand the smuggling activities of Pierre and Jean Laffite, their connections to the Battle of New Orleans, and their operations in the area. Visit Jackson Square and Pirates Alley to understand key locations involved in their ventures. Walk along Royal Street while separating historical facts about pirates from myths, using the context and setting to inform.

Accompany a knowledgeable guide on a tour through the historic French Quarter while learning about the city's dark and unsettling past. This tour focuses on adult-themed historical events and shares stories that go beyond the typical. Walk along important locations known for their connections to these tales. Please note, the tour is conducted entirely outdoors and does not include entry into buildings.

Take a guided tour through the French Quarter in New Orleans and learn about its storied past involving ghosts, voodoo, and vampires. Listen to accounts about notable personalities like Marie Laveau and hear stories tied to local legends, such as Jacques St. Germaine. Each tour follows a unique route chosen by the guide to explore different parts of the historic area.

Take a walking tour in the French Quarter that focuses on local restaurant visits. Learn about the food history and culture of New Orleans from knowledgeable guides. Taste dishes that reflect Creole, Cajun, and French culinary traditions, such as gumbo, po' boys, jambalaya, and pralines. Walk through historic areas of the French Quarter with stops at notable restaurants and bars to gain insight into their significance.

Learn about the French Quarter through visits to local restaurants and historic bars. Participate in tastings of traditional dishes such as Gumbo, Po Boys, Jambalaya, and Pralines. Observe the rich culinary traditions of New Orleans, reflecting Creole, Cajun, and French influences, and understand the cultural history that shapes its distinctive cuisine.

Take part in a food tour on foot through the French Quarter. Visit several local spots to see their dishes influenced by Creole, Cajun, and French traditions. Try dishes like gumbo, po' boys, jambalaya, and pralines. Walk through the French Quarter to view historic restaurants and bars.

Join this guided tour to try diverse food and drink options in New Orleans. Visit places such as seafood kitchens, cocktail lounges, Creole restaurants, and candy makers. Taste various dishes including Gumbo, Jambalaya, and vegetarian choices like Red Beans and Rice or Potato Salad. Sip on drinks such as Pimm’s Cup or a Hurricane. Learn about the city's unique dining culture and see where its cuisine comes to life during this experience. The itinerary focuses on popular and notable spots where you can enjoy these foods and drinks during your visit.

Visit New Orleans, a city deeply tied to the history of cocktails. Follow a guided walk through the French Quarter's historic bars and learn about the creation of classic beverages such as the Sazerac. Stops include notable venues like Patrick’s Bar Vin and Bourbon “O” Bar, as well as smaller locations known to locals. At each bar, observe the preparation of notable drinks by skilled mixologists. Weather permitting, sample these drinks in outdoor courtyards. Conclude the route at an establishment featuring live music and insights into the region’s cocktail traditions.

Walk through New Orleans' culinary history while visiting establishments such as Creole restaurants, local sandwich shops, and dessert vendors. Enjoy local specialties including gumbo, boudin, poboys, and pralines, each reflecting Louisiana's rich food heritage. Learn about the transformation of New Orleans from an Indigenous settlement to a prominent 19th-century hub, with stories about enduring recipes and eateries that date back to before the Civil War alongside information about historic restaurant families that have shaped the cuisine. This culinary exploration reveals the significance of food in the culture and evolution of this unique city.

Attend a French Quarter dinner gathering showcasing regional cuisine and live performances. Enjoy dishes including shrimp prepared with Cajun seasonings, corn, and sausage, as well as an alligator sausage tasting and decadent dessert. Learn about the preparation of each dish and the local ingredients, like blue crab appetizers and fresh Gulf shrimp. Sip a New Orleans classic—the chicory cafe au lait—and take in the atmosphere created by live Jazz, Blues, Burlesque, and Cabaret music. Mister Gregory, the host, shares insights into the heritage of Cajun and Creole cooking while food is served fresh to your table. A daytime meal option includes educational narratives about traditional fishing and culinary traditions.

Attend a class where traditional recipes suited for home cooking are demonstrated in a clear manner. Take the methods and recipes with you, ensuring practical use. Participants can also gain tips on local cuisine and interests, fostering an interactive and educational setting.

Join a boat trip where a licensed captain safely operates a tiki-themed vessel. Bring beverages of choice and spend time with companions. Travel along waterways and observe the surroundings from the water.

Take a guided walk through the historic French Quarter, where you will see landmarks such as St. Louis Cathedral and Jackson Square. Hear detailed accounts of local history from a knowledgeable guide. Then venture to the Garden District, recognized for its oak-lined streets and preserved historic homes. Learn about the architectural designs and notable residents associated with this area. This guided tour emphasizes the historical and cultural significance of these locations, providing insights into the city’s past and distinctive characteristics.

Begin the bike tour with a ride through the Bywater and Marigny neighborhoods to see their historical sites and notable shotgun-style houses. Follow a licensed guide along Esplanade Avenue, historically known as 'Creole Millionaires Row,' to view examples of period architecture. Pedal through Faubourg Tremé and Faubourg St. John before reaching City Park. Take a short pause at Café Du Monde, then follow Bayou Road, an important route in the history of New Orleans. Conclude by riding through the French Quarter, observing points of interest. The guide shares information about local restaurants, bars, shops, and other noteworthy stops.

Take a tour of a historic neighborhood in New Orleans. Ride beneath the shade of oak trees and observe historic mansions linked to former affluent merchants and current notable residents. Learn from guides about the individuals who have resided in these homes and the communities tied to the area's construction and history. Visit nearby neighborhoods historically associated with those who constructed the mansions to gain insights into their lives and roles. Additionally, visit St. Joseph's cemetery to understand the region's distinct traditions surrounding death, explained by a knowledgeable guide. This tour provides detailed observations of both architectural and cultural elements connected with this notable Louisiana city.

Learn about the history of New Orleans while enjoying its famous donuts and beignets. Start in the Garden District and head to PJ’s Coffee for beignets and coffee. Hear about the city's culinary scene from your guide. Walk down Magazine Street and see various boutiques, restaurants, and cafés. Visit District Donuts for their oversized donuts with unique flavors like bacon and banana. Continue to the third and fourth cafés for more tastings.

Join a small-group food tour in New Orleans' French Quarter. Begin by tasting a classic beignet. Visit the French Market, the oldest market in the U.S., where locals gather. Sample Cajun and Creole dishes like gumbo, influenced by African, French, and Indigenous cultures. A guide will show favorite food spots and share stories about New Orleans' cultural heritage.

Take a historic river cruise in New Orleans. Learn about the city's 300-year history from a local historian. Sail downriver to the Jean Lafitte National Historical Park and Chalmette Battlefield. Hear about the founding of New Orleans by the LeMoyne brothers, the city's expansion into the French Quarter, the Louisiana Purchase, and the Battle of New Orleans. Enjoy a one-hour shore excursion at the battlefield with a guided tour by National Park Rangers.

Take a small-group walking tour through New Orleans’ Tremé and French Quarter. Walk through Louis Armstrong Park and Congo Square to see how jazz developed from various cultures. The guide selects the evening route for the best live music, including street performers, historic venues like Preservation Hall, and clubs on Frenchmen Street. Have a drink and watch live performances, supporting New Orleans’ music scene. This tour helps local jazz artists earn a living, ensuring the preservation of the music scene.

Take a family-friendly airboat tour through the bayous near Jean Lafitte National Historical Park and Preserve. Navigate the moss-covered cypress swamp that was once home to the 19th-century pirate and smuggler, Jean Lafitte. Listen to engaging commentary from a local guide while spotting wildlife like alligators, turtles, snakes, egrets, herons, and ibis along the forested shoreline. Choose between driving yourself or opting for hotel pickup. Note that hotel pickups start 75 minutes before the tour, but ridesharing and taxis do not serve this area. Tours are available in the morning and afternoon. The small-group tour is limited to ten people, making for an intimate experience.

Experience two days of unlimited sightseeing with a Hop-On, Hop-Off tour in New Orleans. Travel on classic red double-decker buses with live guides who share informative commentary. Stop at Stop 12 for a guided walking tour of the Garden District, where you'll learn about the area's historic architecture and see celebrity homes. Explore the city's top spots at your own pace, hopping on and off as you like.

Visit the historic St. Louis Cemetery No. 1 in New Orleans and explore its unique above-ground tombs. On this walking tour, a guide will take you to the graves of notable figures like Voodoo Queen Marie Laveau and Homer Plessy. Up-close views of magnificently built tombs highlight the impressive 18th-century architecture. You'll also learn about the city's history through the stories of those buried there. The tour is limited to small groups of up to 20 people for a more focused experience.

Enjoy a 72-hour hop-on hop-off tour in New Orleans. These hop-on hop-off services are already a flexible and convenient sightseeing tour of New Orleans. This flexible tour allows you to explore the city at your own pace. The package includes two guided walking tours of popular neighborhoods: the Garden District and the French Quarter. Explore the Garden District, one of New Orleans' most sophisticated and historic neighborhoods! Join expert local guides for a stroll through the tree-lined streets. Learn about the Greek Revival, Italianate, and other architectural styles that define the district. Furthermore, see some celebrity homes along the way. Join a guided tour of the French Quarter covering highlights like Jackson Square, St. Louis Cathedral, Pirates Alley, and a visit to an iconic French Quarter courtyard. Discover New Orleans' rich past and culture, brought to life by the Spanish, Caribbean, French, and American influences.

Ready for a spine-tingling journey? Come along, thrill-seekers! Masterminded by the eminent parapsychologist Dr. Edward Simon, this adults-only historical stroll catapults the adventurous back to the city's darkest corners and to the forgotten settlement that the notorious occultist Aleister Crowley ominously dubbed the “Quartier Macabre.” This enigmatic city straddles the realms of both living and divine, a place so fascinating that time itself seems to stand still. On one enchanted evening, the thrill-seekers will unveil the notorious history of Gallatin Street, once a teeming red-light district. Expect riveting tales of Bricktop Jackson, the fiery night lady whose siren call ensnared hearts and whose blade ran rampant. Alternatively, one might come face to face with the city's earliest and most influential witch coven, hearing whispered tales of arcane rituals, before being treated to chilling vampire lore at the Old Ursuline Convent.

Discover the famous French Quarter of New Orleans through a historical lens with a guided tour of the Hermann-Grima House. Learn about the experiences of enslaved Black people in urban settings and how their living quarters and daily duties differed from rural plantations. Listen to stories of enslaved African descendants with your expert guide and gain a deeper understanding of their time spent captive within the Hermann-Grima House.

Home to the legendary Louis Armstrong and the world famous Mardi Gras celebration, New Orleans is well known for its musical and cultural diversity. What better way to showcase the city’s eclectic nature than at Hard Rock Cafe New Orleans? Our Cafe is located right on the famous Bourbon Street in the historic French Quarter, where it is Fat Tuesday every day of the week. After enjoying a tasty meal visit the Rock Shop to pick up a unique selection of merchandise.

You may have heard of NOLA's French Quarter, but what do you know about the **Garden District**? Find out on this **guided tour** of this pocket of Orleans, fit for a fairytale. Together with your **local guide**, you'll trace the footsteps of authors, poets, actors, and sports legends from the area – **Anne Rice, John Goodman, and Archie Manning** – as you listen to fascinating anecdotes about the area. Look up to see towering oak trees, magnificent crepe myrtle trees, and stunning magnolia flowers on your stroll through New Orleans history and culture. Peer into the gates of **Lafayette Cemetery** for a glimpse of the site made famous in multiple movies and TV shows.

March your way to the French Quarter to learn more about Black history in **New Orleans**. This **guided tour of Tremé** is a must-do if you want to get to the beating cultural heart of NOLA. As the **oldest Black neighborhood in the US**, it was originally settled by **Free People of Color** (Creoles) and was instrumental in the civil rights movement in New Orleans. This vibrant area is steeped in both music and culture – **Mardi Gras, jazz music, Bone Gang traditions, and civil rights** – and you'll get a taste of it under the expertise of a local guide.

Explore the French Quarter with a Master Storyteller and experience history brought to life before your eyes! All ages will enjoy the storytelling style of this tour. New Orleans' past is a tale of adventure with a diverse mix of peoples, all combined to make for one of the most unique and friendliest places in the United States. Join your guide for a walk through Congo Square and tour the most historic spots in the French Quarter. Enjoy tales about our music, food, architecture, culture, literary history, Voodoo, Jackson Square, Bourbon Street, and beyond. The tour is full of tips for the rest of your visit, little-known facts, and exciting history. Don't miss out!

Ready to get goosebumps? The French Quarter Phantoms Ghost & Vampire Tour is a one-of-a-kind trip around the spooky French Quarter with a master storyteller who can't wait to share the history of New Orleans and all its famous residents, dead and alive! You'll hear stories about Vampires at the Ursuline's Convent, learn the chilling truth about the Haunting of the Lalaurie Mansion, walk up to locations from Anne Rice's "Interview with a Vampire" and much more. The tour is 1 hour, 45 minutes in length, with a walking distance of one mile. It's both family-friendly and wheelchair accessible. Adult participants will be treated to BOGO Hurricane drinks in a Free Souvenir cup at the Voodoo Lounge - feel free to bring your cocktail along on the tour!

Experience the food, music, atmosphere, and history of New Orleans with a live jazz brunch buffet at the historic Court of Two Sisters. Located in the heart of the French Quarter, Court of Two Sisters has been running for three generations since the late 1800s – and shows no signs of stopping! Under the canopy of a sprawling wisteria vine, your jazz brunch begins with a heavenly mimosa. Indulge in classic bayou cooking with gumbo, jambalaya, shrimp etouffee, grits, and bread pudding as you soak up the sounds of a live jazz trio.

Buckle up on board a bus and see New Orleans' historic neighborhoods, stopping along the way for the good stuff. This special two-and-a-half-hour tour of Louisiana's neighborhoods will take you out of the French Quarter to the Garden District, Lake Pontchartrain, and more. Your tour guide will give you the details of key locations throughout the city, including the ninth ward, and various hidden gems scattered throughout NOLA.

Get in touch with New Orleans' spooky side with the Dim Corner tour. Sinful stories of brothel girls on Gallatin Street, who stole hearts and wallets with equal skill, a statue of one of the most famous witches in history, and perhaps a visit to a haunted insane asylum that now functions as a vampire den. And that's just for starters. Rinse that taster of evil away with cold cocktails and frothy beers before the tour picks up again with a visit to a coven once run by a local magician. You'll also get the chance to learn some Louisiana vampire lore at the old Ursuline Convent, all while admiring architecture that would seem fitting for America's vampires. The tour ends on an even scarier note than the supernatural. Learn about a pair of historic homicides that continue to haunt New Orleans natives today.