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Deep in the heart of Bourbon Street sits one of the most haunted bars in New Orleans—the legendary Old Absinthe House. Open since 1806, this bar has witnessed centuries of history, mystery, and spirits… both in the glass and in the shadows. It’s said pirate Jean Lafitte met Andrew Jackson here to plan the Battle of New Orleans—but some believe Lafitte never truly left. Bartenders and guests report flying bottles, phantom footsteps, and a shadowy man in a tricorn hat who appears on the balcony, only to vanish.

The upstairs, once a brothel, is known for its chilling energy—cold spots, disembodied whispers, and blood-curdling screams that echo through the night. It’s not just a bar—it’s a portal to the haunted past of the French Quarter. If you’re drawn to haunted bars, ghost stories, or the darker side of New Orleans history, the Old Absinthe House is a place you’ll never forget… even if something there never forgets you.

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