Double Plantation Tour • Oak Alley & Whitney

Explore the Whitney Plantation, a powerful museum dedicated to telling the stories of enslaved people in Louisiana. Walk through the French Creole main house, original outbuildings, and imaginative art installations, including life-size sculptures representing former slaves. Learn about the plantation’s history, preserved since the eighteenth century, and gain insight into the lives of those who lived and worked here. The museum offers a reflective and educational experience, highlighting the legacy of slavery and celebrating the resilience of African-American heritage along the Mississippi River.

After Whitney Plantation, visit the iconic Oak Alley Plantation, famous for its stunning canopy of southern live oak trees forming an eight hundred-foot avenue leading to the main house. Discover the architectural beauty of the historic home and its grounds, as well as the innovative agricultural practices, including pecan tree grafting developed by enslaved gardeners. Stroll the picturesque landscape, taking in the history, craftsmanship, and natural beauty that make Oak Alley a national historic landmark. This combined tour provides a rich understanding of Louisiana’s plantation history, architecture, and culture.