French Quarter Phantoms Blog

New Orleans is a city that tantalizes all the senses—its vibrant culture, haunting history, and, of course, its incredible food.

Visiting New Orleans during hurricane season can be a unique and thrilling experience, but it requires some extra preparation and knowledge to ensure a safe and enjoyable trip.

As always, there’s also some spooky-fun things to be found in the warm city of mystery with the help of French Quarter Phantoms.

As the chill of winter fades, the city of New Orleans blooms with the exuberance of its cultural tapestry, offering an array of activities that draw visitors from around the globe.

In the fascinating and mysterious streets of historic New Orleans, there exists a breed of guides who transcend the conventional role of mere navigators.

Luke Siddall considers ghost stories not just spooky fables for Halloween, but his career.

As thoughts of autumn leaves paint the imagination with hues of amber, gold, and fiery reds, it reminds us that fall is the perfect time to take a walking tour that introduces you to history, mysteries, and stories whispered on New Orleans’ winds.

Warm sunshine, ice cream, pool parties, these are the markers of a classic summer season. When it comes to finding your way around in the sun, there’s a unique charm to traversing bustling streets and exploring cities on foot.

Explore some of the most compelling things to do in New Orleans during Mardi Gras which allow you to truly soak up the city's rich history and culture