New Orleans Historic Voodoo Museum
Type: Voodoo
10Best Says
Prepare for an other worldly experience at this teeny tiny French Quarter landmark with its oddball displays of gris-gris (Voodoo charms), potions and all kinds of memorabilia pertaining to Voodoo... Read More
Prepare for an other worldly experience at this teeny tiny French Quarter landmark with its oddball displays of gris-gris (Voodoo charms), potions and all kinds of memorabilia pertaining to Voodoo queen Marie Laveau, a 19th-century priestess and one of New Orleans' most colorful characters. Ask about scheduled rituals and guided tours to spiritually charged haunts. And yes, love potions, spells and Voodoo dolls are for sale. Marie Laveau's tomb is said to be in St. Louis Cemetery No. 1, but you'll need a guide to get in because Laveau's fans had a habit of regularly defacing her grave.
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Hours:
- Daily 10am-6pm
Admissions:
- $7; Senior $5.50; Student $5.50; Military $5.50; Child (12) $3.50
EXPERT TIPS BY:
Beth D'Addono
New Orleans Local Expert
- Voodoo Shops: "The entrance to the shop is free if you want to check it out before booking a tour."
- Best for Voodoo Shops Because: Part museum part gift shop, this is a good place to visit for Voodoo-related souvenirs.
