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New
Orleans Vampire Tour! This famous New Orleans Vampire Tour allows you
to enter the dark and mysterious world of the undead. Walk through
history and experience the legends of famous New Orleans vampires,
real and fictional. Then, ask yourself if you believe.
Tour Highlights:
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Visit sights and
locations associated with these creatures of the night |
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Visit a noted Vampire
tavern full of historical tales. |
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Find out for yourself
if there are vampires lurking in St. Germaine. |
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Experience the dark
realm of this New Orleans culture. |
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Theatrical Guides keep
you spell bound with tales of The Casket Girls. |
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Eerie, chilling,
fun-filled walking tour of the French Quarter. |
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New vampire movie
filmed in Louisiana - Secrets of the Sisterhood! |
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Legend
has it that in the 1800s, in an attempt to help populate the then somewhat
seedy French Quarter with more educated, well bred denizens, French
families were enticed to send their daughters here to marry. These
families were much misled to believe handsome deserving gentlemen were
waiting here for them. The nuns of the Ursuline convent intercepted the
girls at their arrival and put them up at the convent. The girls had
arrived with their trousseau which were shaped unusually very much like
traditional coffins. So mockingly, the girls acquired the name of casket
girls. Their trousseau were placed in the third floor attic of the
convent, and were not retrieved until a proper suitor was found for each
girl. When the trousseau were retrieved they were mysteriously found
empty. Superstitious individuals of the time claimed that the girls had
smuggled vampires here to the French Quarter.
Well, that's the legend but if this is just a legend, then why does the
convent to this day seal each upstairs window with 8000 blessed screws?
And every so often one of the windows will shoot open for no apparent
reason, and immediately the convent once again seals it shut.
On St. Germaine, down rue Royal, at Ursuline, there sits the former home
of Jacques St. Germaine. St. Germaine, moved to New Orleans from France in
1903 and only occupied the home for a short time. It is said that during
his time here he attacked and bit a young woman in his home, after luring
her there for a glass of wine. She was able to escape however, and make it
to the local authorities. St. Germaine mysteriously disappeared. However,
the authorities upon entering his lair, found a collection of wine
bottles, which they later found to be filled with a combination of wine
and human blood. Some say St. Germaine is still alive today, and visits
the French Quarter occasionally.
Hunt Vampires with New Orleans' oldest, largest and most renowned walking
tour. Established in 1994, this touring company was the first to produce
ground-breaking research, explore paranormal phenomena and reveal
unprecedented material on the mysterious and sometimes sinister aspects of
New Orleans.
New Orleans Vampire Tour! Our famous New Orleans Vampire Tour allows you
to enter the dark and mysterious world of the undead. Walk through New
Orleans' history and experience the legends of famous New Orleans
vampires, real and fictional. Visit sights and locations associated with
these creatures of the night, including a visit to a noted Vampire tavern.
Are there vampires lurking in the French Quarter? Follow our experienced
guides into the dark realm and find out! Escape into the night as our
offbeat, theatrical New Orleans tour guides provide you with an eerie,
chilling yet fun-filled adventure!
NEW VAMPIRE MOVIE FILMED IN
LOUISIANA!
SECRETS OF THE SISTERHOOD |