Swamp & Plantation Combo Tour
Duration
7 hour(s)
Languages
English
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Learn about the history and heritage of Oak Alley and Whitney Plantations
Experience the iconic allee of 300-year-old oak trees at Oak Alley
Learn about the agricultural history and evolution of plantation labor systems
Explore the challenges and resilience of those who lived and worked there
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Experience the rich history and cultural legacy of the Old South with a combined tour of Oak Alley and Whitney Plantations, two remarkable sites along Louisiana’s River Road listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Discover the iconic architecture, restored buildings, and scenic landscapes that reflect over a quarter century of agricultural and social history. Learn about the lives of the enslaved people and freed African-Americans whose labor and resilience sustained these plantations, gaining a deeper understanding of the human stories behind the grandeur. Explore the immersive exhibits, memorials, and historic grounds that preserve both the beauty and the challenging history of the region.
Experience the unique perspectives offered by each plantation, from the iconic allee of 300-year-old oak trees at Oak Alley to the powerful slavery-focused exhibits at Whitney Plantation. Discover the Creole heritage and intricate histories of these estates, including the personal stories of the people who lived and worked there. Learn about the evolution of plantation life and its impact on Louisiana’s culture, economy, and society. Explore the thoughtfully curated narratives, artwork, and historical preservation efforts that make this combined tour a deeply educational and moving experience.
Narrated tour from a licensed driver
Transported to the plantation and ice cold water
Gratuities
Comfortable shoes
Weather appropriate clothing
Bottle of water
Sun protection recommended: hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen
Camera
Wear comfortable walking shoes for exploring plantation grounds and exhibits
Bring a mobile device for self-guided tour apps and information
Photography is allowed, but respect sensitive memorial and exhibit areas
Children should be supervised due to historical content and outdoor spaces
Confirmation will be received at time of booking
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