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    Explore Oak Alley & Whitney Plantation Audio Tour

    Visit Whitney and Oak Alley plantations on a 7.5-hour audio tour

    4.9 stars• 739 reviews

    • No hidden fees
    • Includes concierge support

    Duration

    7.5 Hours

    Highlights

    Explore two historic Louisiana plantations in one day, with an audio tour experience at Whitney and Oak Alley. Learn about the sites along the Mississippi River and see preserved buildings, exhibits, and landscapes.

    • Visit the Whitney Plantation historic district museum devoted to slavery in the southern USA
    • Explore the French Creole main house built in 1803 and preserved outbuildings
    • See exhibits and commissioned art that share stories of formerly enslaved people
    • Walk Oak Alley’s 800-foot path lined with southern live oak trees
    • Discover Oak Alley’s history and its landmark status for architecture and landscape

    Cancellation Policy

    All tours are subject to cancellation or change due to weather conditions. Deposits are nonrefundable within 24 hours of Tour time. The balance will be collected at the Tour site.

    Product ID: 5RZ78H

    FAQs

    Plan for hotel pickup between 8:00 AM and 8:30 AM. Allow up to 30 minutes for pickup.

    You pay a deposit at booking, and you pay the remaining balance at the tour site.

    Your deposit becomes nonrefundable within 24 hours of the tour time.

    Meeting details

    3396 Kabel Dr suite b, New Orleans, LA 70131, United States

    Related locations

    Whitney Plantation

    Admission included

    Standing along the west bank of the Mississippi River in St. John the Baptist Parish, Whitney Plantation confronts visitors with a history that demands attention. The grounds are quiet but weighted, the air thick with the kind of meaning that settles into you slowly. Unlike most antebellum sites, Whitney Plantation centers its entire story on the people who were enslaved here, not the planters who profited from their suffering. Memorials, sculptures, and preserved structures across the property make that commitment unmistakable from the moment you arrive.

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