Oak Alley Plantation Tour

Experience the grandeur and history of Oak Alley Plantation, a living testament to the antebellum South where visitors can explore the plantation’s 25 historic acres and the iconic 300-year-old allee of oak trees. Discover the powerful stories of enslaved people through the Slavery at Oak Alley exhibit, gaining a deeper understanding of the human experiences that shaped the plantation. Learn about the impact of the Civil War on the region and the daily life of both the plantation owners and those who labored on the land. Explore the Sugarcane Theater and Big House, where immersive exhibits and architecture provide a vivid picture of plantation life and culture.

Experience the blend of natural beauty and historical significance as you stroll beneath the massive oak canopy, taking in both the scenic and cultural heritage of the property. Discover the plantation’s role in Louisiana’s sugarcane economy and how it influenced local history. Learn about the architectural and artistic details preserved in the Big House, offering insight into the lifestyle of the antebellum South. Explore interactive and educational exhibits that provide context and connection to the broader history of slavery and plantation life.