This video makes me miss New Orleans.❤ Thank you SO much! It was very nostalgic for me!

I had always wanted to see New Orleans,it's a fascinating town

Finally a tour I can get on board with. I'm going in October and y'all gave me some good spots to check out.

great video! I would suggest checkin out the boutique du vampire shop next time (ask them the password for their speakeasy) as well as the French market. also, go in the garden district: magazine street is a cool area with nice bars, shops, boutiques etc and there's a nice cemetery as well (Lafayette cemetery n.1). check the Hot Tin bar at the top of the historic Pontchartrain hotel (said to be haunted) from which u can have the best view of NOLA skyline. also, check out the carousel bar in the Monteleone Hotel (also said to be haunted), in the heart of the French quarter. finally, the two best bars in the area: The Dungeon and the Jimani....hope u have a great time in Nola, WHO DAT!??

I love New Orleans so much. Clicked this for some nostalgia cause I’m missing it and you showed a ton of places I’m gonna hit up next time. Especially the cemetery that was open to the public. I’m a cemetery dweller for sure 🖤🍷 plus the vegan places mentioned help.

....that fuzzy stuff on the oak trees wasn't moss. That's called a resurrection fern.

I really enjoyed this . You showed a lot of interesting stuff and places to go . Well done .

Dude, this is a great edit/shoot! You're such a beast.

You reignited my love for New Orleans and if all is open and safer by August, would love to celebrate my 50th (ugh.) there!! I loved the idea of walking over the swamp on the boardwalk. Hopefully this can be done in the cooler months as well. I loved the Fort. Had no idea! Loved all the vegan places but was so sad to see Atlas Monroe is an LA joint :-( Ah well...we'll definitely have to hit up Good Eden Nola Plantmade (formerly Good Karma) and LOVED Secondline Arts & Antiques. Definitely a great video for sites off the beaten path. Thank YOU!!

This was awesome! Gave me some really good info for my trip during Halloween !

Awesome!!!♥️♥️♥️

Thank you for this video,I like to see different pwrspectives on places to go that the person finds interesting when planning on visiting a place ,weather I'd go to all attractions mentioned or not it's nice to know the place is there ,choice of foods,lodging and it's history . The antique, cemetery, voodoo.,that Fort amazing ..gotta go

Very nice video. Well edited and you have a nice voice for narration. Have never been to NOLA, but it is on the bucket list.

Next you should go to the Tabasco museum.

You dooo the voodooo that you doooo 🎶

The song that plays during the first cemetery video where Marie laveau is buried, what’s the song called? It’s beautiful!!

Those trees tho 😍 and them above ground cemeteryyyyyyyyy #Obsessed

I enjoyed mind traveling to nola

Good video. I stayed away from the haunted stuff when I visited in August. But going back in December so I may have to check out some of your spots!!

What part of New Orleans was the Jean Lafitte?? I walked all over french quarter and drove around some but didn't see anything cool like that.

the video was great, but you should explore more abandoned or haunted places in the city.

It's "beig-nets," by the way.

I love New Orleans 🌴 lol

i hate those banana spiders, lucky their webs arent on the walkway, wait till your walking on a path and get one of those bastards on your face..

5 year old video. Wonder how much it has changed?

They have buildings in New Orleans once You inter you cant exit Tips

Ck out hotel convento lots of history also hotel Roosevelt

I don’t know about you, but, I wouldn’t go for a haircut with a Voodoo queen 💇🏽‍♂️😱

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Geez, serious tourist traps much??

"dark tourism" = eating beignets....

So, a hipster tries to take people on a very shotty tour. Then heads back to his "hostile". Good grief...

The French Quarter is not even close to Downtown. Those are two completely different areas of town.