Private 5.5-hour tour for up to 12 to visit top plantations from New Orleans
Visit Houmas House Estate and Gardens and Destrehan Plantation with flexible tour times
Walk Canal Street and learn burial traditions, tomb styles, and local history across multiple cemeteries
Hear the overlooked stories of nine Black men who enlisted in the Union Army
Trace New Orleans' ancestral witchcraft history through stories shared by local families
Explore the French Quarter’s architecture, culture, and layered history
Explore plantation history through stories of family, slavery, and pivotal events
Trace the 1811 uprising at Destrehan Plantation with historical context and local lore
Ride privately through New Orleans neighborhoods and visit a historic River Road plantation
Visit Oak Alley Plantation and explore the history of New Orleans in one combo tour
Discover scandals, stories, and real history in the French Quarter
Explore ornate tombs and the larger-than-life stories behind them
Explore urban enslavement history at the Hermann-Grima House in 1 hour
Tour Houmas House mansion, gardens, and the Great River Road Steamboat Museum
Step inside an 1826 cottage shaped by Creole and American influences
Explore a Louisiana Creole sugar farmstead through the stories of its free and enslaved families
See how water, storms, and rebuilding shaped New Orleans
Explore a preserved sugar cane plantation and its stories
Discover how the Mississippi shaped a Louisiana estate and the world around it
Discover the community behind Laurel Valley’s sugar plantation history
Trace the roots of jazz and the sounds that followed
Pair Oak Alley with your choice of Laura or Whitney
Walk among Richmond history, monuments, and James River views
Explore Oak Alley's history, exhibits, and oak-lined grounds