7 Days of Halloween in New Orleans Itinerary

Begin your day with a stroll through the beautiful yet eerie Garden District. The grand mansions and ancient oak trees set a perfect spooky scene. Grab breakfast at Commander's Palace, known for its delicious food and haunted reputation.

Visit Lafayette Cemetery No. 1, one of the oldest cemeteries in New Orleans, filled with above-ground tombs and rich history. Have lunch at Coquette, located nearby in the Garden District.

Take an evening ghost tour that includes stops at various haunted locations within the Garden District. For dinner, enjoy Southern cuisine at Jacques-Imo's Cafe.

Explore the artsy and eclectic neighborhood of Faubourg Marigny in the morning. Enjoy breakfast at a local cafe before heading to Bywater.

Spend your afternoon visiting unique shops and galleries along Magazine Street before having lunch at Cochon, known for its Cajun-inspired dishes.

In the evening, take part in a ghost tour focusing on haunted spots around Marigny and Bywater. Dine at Dooky Chase's Restaurant to experience authentic Creole cuisine.

Start your day with a visit to one of New Orleans' most famous cemeteries, St. Louis Cemetery No. 1. The cemetery is home to many famous tombs, including that of Voodoo Queen Marie Laveau. Have breakfast at nearby eatery, such as Croissant D'Or Patisserie.

After exploring the cemetery, head over to visit other historical sites like The Presbytère which houses exhibits on Mardi Gras and Hurricane Katrina. Lunch can be enjoyed at Herbsaint, offering contemporary American cuisine with a Southern twist.

Conclude your day with an eerie evening walking tour that covers more haunted locations around St. Louis Cemetery No 1 area before dining at Emeril's New Orleans for some fine dining.

Begin your day with a visit to French Quarter. This iconic neighborhood is filled with historic buildings and haunted tales. Enjoy breakfast at Brennan's, known for its elegant ambiance and delicious food.

After exploring the French Quarter, head to New Orleans Pharmacy Museum. This museum offers a fascinating look into the history of medicine and pharmacy, with a spooky twist. Have lunch at Mother's Restaurant, famous for its po' boys and Southern comfort food.

In the evening, take a ghost tour that includes stops at various haunted locations within the French Quarter. End your night with dinner at Arnaud's, another historic restaurant with its own ghost stories.

New Orleans City Park is your first stop today. This sprawling park is not only beautiful but also has its share of eerie legends. Start your day with breakfast at Morning Call, located within the park.

New Orleans Museum of Art (NOMA) is located within City Park and offers an impressive collection of art along with some spooky exhibits. Have lunch at Ralph's on the Park, which offers stunning views and delicious cuisine.

Streetcar Ride through St. Charles Avenue in the evening to enjoy the historic mansions lit up against the night sky. Conclude your day with dinner at GW Fins, known for its fresh seafood.

Old Ursuline Convent is one of New Orleans' oldest buildings and is said to be haunted by several spirits. Enjoy breakfast at Petite Amelie nearby.

National WWII Museum may not be haunted, but it offers a deep dive into history that can be just as compelling as any ghost story. Have lunch at The American Sector Restaurant & Bar within the museum.

Hotel Monteleone for a final evening cocktail at their famous Carousel Bar, known for its rotating bar seats and ghostly patrons. End your trip with dinner at Willie Mae's Scotch House, renowned for its fried chicken.