• Destrehan Plantation - Explore a significant chapter of Louisiana’s history, where tales of resistance, tragedy, and freedom intertwine with the enduring mysteries of this historic site.

In January 1811, Charles Deslondes led a growing group of enslaved individuals in a rebellion along Louisiana’s German Coast, marking one of the largest uprisings of enslaved people in U.S. history. Their march toward New Orleans and the subsequent violent retaliation left a profound impact on the region. Tours depart from Voodoo Tavern & Poboys, 1140 Decatur St.

• Pickup and drop-off from designated meeting points
• Driver/guide
• Live commentary on board

• Gratuities

Embark on a guided journey from New Orleans to the historic Destrehan Plantation, where your guide will vividly recount the events of 1811. Discover the individuals involved, the course of the uprising, Destrehan Plantation’s role in its aftermath, and the trials conducted on the premises.

However, history is not the only presence said to remain here.

As you wander through the historic grounds, listen to tales, legends, and mysterious stories linked to Destrehan Plantation and its surroundings. Your guide will distinguish between documented history and local folklore, exploring why locations touched by generations of life, loss, and conflict often become focal points for paranormal tales.

Understand how the uprising spread along Louisiana’s German Coast

Hear the narratives of those who risked everything for freedom

Listen to local legends and accounts of mysterious occurrences associated with the property

Experience Louisiana history with a hint of the supernatural

• Dress code is casual

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.