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The Historic Cemeteries of New Orleans, New Orleans, United States, are a group of forty-two cemeteries that are historically and culturally significant. These are distinct from most cemeteries commonly located in the United States in that they are an amalgam of the French, Spanish, and Caribbean historical influences on the city of New Orleans ...
Journey with us as we explore the top five cemeteries in New Orleans that remain open to visitors and offer a glimpse into the city’s fascinating past. St. Louis Cemetery No. 3, is a captivating burial ground that offers visitors an opportunity to explore New Orleans’ history in a serene setting.
In New Orleans, you'll find cemeteries dating back as early as 1789; a triple-x marked tomb believed to house Voodoo queen Marie Laveau; a Hurricane Katrina memorial paying tribute to the...
Explore the captivating history and beauty of cemeteries in New Orleans. Discover the unique allure of these sacred grounds with New Orleans & Company.
New Orleans is known for its elaborate and ornate cemeteries, with more than 40 located within the city limits. Assuming you have more than just "visit cemeteries" on your NOLA to-do list...
79 cemeteries in New Orleans, Louisiana. New Orleans, Louisiana locations for cemeteries.
The City of New Orleans owns and manages six municipal cemeteries: Lafayette Cemetery No. 1, Lafayette Cemetery No. 2, Carrollton Cemetery No. 1 (also known as Green Street Cemetery), Carrollton Cemetery No. 2 (also known as St. Mary’s Cemetery), Valence Cemetery, and Holt Cemetery.
Welcome to the New Orleans Cemetery Database, an online resource providing free access to digitized versions of cemetery-related records housed at The Historic New Orleans Collection.
With above-ground tombs and sidewalks running in between, it’s no wonder cemeteries in New Orleans are referred to as Cities of the Dead. Some of these little gothic cities are open to the public while others are available by tour only.
This post is a practical guide to visiting cemeteries in New Orleans, with tips on which to choose as well as explanations of what you will see.