Immerse yourself in the insightful slave history experience at the Louisiana Whitney Plantation. Explore one of the oldest plantation sites, hear first-hand accounts, and learn about the lives of slaves and their struggles for freedom.
Immerse yourself in the insightful slave history experience at the Louisiana Whitney Plantation. Explore one of the oldest plantation sites, hear first-hand accounts, and learn about the lives of slaves and their struggles for freedom.
- Whitney Plantation - Whitney Plantation offers a profound and engaging experience. Established in 1752, it serves as a significant resource for understanding the lives of those who lived, worked, and died there during the era of slavery. This five-hour tour not only allows visitors to learn more about this chapter of American history but also…
- Whitney Plantation - Whitney Plantation offers a profound and engaging experience. Established in 1752, it serves as a significant resource for understanding the lives of those who lived, worked, and died there during the era of slavery. This five-hour tour not only allows visitors to learn more about this chapter of American history but also provides insight into the lives affected by slavery. During the tour, guests can explore original slave cabins, view exhibits with artifacts such as clothing, tools, furniture, and even visit old sugar cane fields. Additionally, there is a chapel on the premises that offers spiritual support for descendants of slaves still residing in the area today. Whitney Plantation provides an exceptional view into the nation’s past while offering education and remembrance for those impacted by the somber history of slavery in America.
- Oak Alley Plantation - Oak Alley is a historic plantation renowned for its breathtaking 300-year-old alley of oak trees. Constructed in 1839, it overlooks the Mississippi River. The unique tree formations, along with the picturesque grounds and rich history, make it a must-visit destination when in New Orleans.
After visiting both locations, guests will be conveniently returned to downtown New Orleans.
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- In-vehicle air conditioning
- All Fees and Taxes
- In-vehicle air conditioning
- A processing fee of 7.9% will be added to your payment
- A processing fee of 7.9% will be added to your payment
Discover the Louisiana Oak Alley and Whitney Plantations and gain a unique historical perspective! This 8-hour tour takes you through one of Louisiana’s oldest plantation sites, offering insights into the lives of enslaved individuals and the challenges they faced.
This educational journey will leave a lasting impression. Listen to firsthand accounts…
Discover the Louisiana Oak Alley and Whitney Plantations and gain a unique historical perspective! This 8-hour tour takes you through one of Louisiana’s oldest plantation sites, offering insights into the lives of enslaved individuals and the challenges they faced.
This educational journey will leave a lasting impression. Listen to firsthand accounts from those who lived and worked on the plantation, providing a comprehensive view of this significant chapter in American history. As you explore the grounds, you’ll learn about the daily lives of slaves during that period—their labor, struggles, and aspirations for freedom—and how experts are currently working to preserve these stories for future generations.
Please note: the Whitney Plantation tour is self-guided. The Whitney Plantation offers an MP3 for all visitors to explore the plantation and learn about its history at their own pace.
- Pick-up starts at 9:30 AM, so please allow 30 minutes for arrival.
- Dress comfortably according to the weather, and make sure to bring along a bottle of water, as well as sunscreen to protect yourself from the Louisiana sun.
- The remaining time is allocated for transportation time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
