One of the best tours that we took the entire time we were in New Orleans besides the airboat ride! Our guide gave us so much information in history about the city and voodoo history. If you do this tour try and get Nuawlons Natescott to be your guide!!!!

My partner and I went on a Voodoo Museum tour and both really enjoyed it. The time spent in the museum and in the local area was great with the very knowledgeable and interesting guide. I would highly recommend the tour to anyone visiting New Orleans!

Madame Josephine was a delightful and informative introduction. Small but inclusive and not what you will expect. It is actually a very well curated folk art museum of important religious, social and healing beliefs. Loved it. And authentic. I went back for advice and was acknowledged in a way I did not expect. Look at the Voodoo Museum of New Orleans as a gift.

We totally enjoyed the tour. We learned a ton about voodoo, slavery, and New Orleans history and culture. Much of what I thought I knew was bogus or slanted. I currently work as a tour guide myself and prior to retirements did interpretation for a national park so I’m critical of the trade. She has mastered the craft.

Took the tour with a couple of friends. NuAwlons Nate was an outstanding tour guide. One of the members of our party was blind and NuAwlons Nate took it upon himself to be his sighted guide for the evening! The entire group had a great time.

while in New Orleans, one must stop and learn/visit about this religion... Small museum, but filled with great relics and history. Loved Madame Cinnamon Black= she was awesome... gave us all a little song and dance before we entered the back rooms. bought a doll to add to my collection of cultural items. Neat place

Way too long of a tour. The museum itself is only 2 small rooms with standing room comfortably for about 6 people in each room. The exhibits are not labeled well with information. We spent 30 minutes in each room with a tour guide by the name of Nate, who was good. The second hour was outside and we did not stay for that since we were really done at that point. Very disappointing. Just go see the museum on your own and just look by yourself.

It's great, for what it is, but it's VERY small and cramped, making it difficult to negotiate when there are a lot of people in there. This also makes it a little hard to read some of the little placards with the info on them. It really is an interesting little place, but because it is so little, it's just really tough to get around.

We did a family walking tour with Nawlins Nate and absolutely loved him! He was full of so much knowledge of New Orleans and the history behind Voo Doo/Hoo Doo. The museum is small but filled with beautiful artifacts and information - just the museum itself is very inexpensive. However, the walking tour is 100% worth the money - especially if you get Nawlins Nate as your guide. He also made excellent local recommendations for food - support local!

I kept trying to decide if it was worth the admission price. It is a very tight space jammed with stuff. While some items were interesting and perhaps gave accurate information, descriptions were often difficult to read.