Oak Alley Plantation Tour with Transportation from New Orleans
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- Visit Oak Alley Plantation on this 5-hour guided tour with roundtrip transportation from the French Quarter
- Learn about the home and its history through multiple exhibits including the East and West Gardens, Blacksmith Shop, and the Sugarcane Theatre
- Take in the sights of the quarter-mile long alley with 28 Oak trees that are over 250 years old
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What to expect
Explore the grandeur of New Orleans’ antebellum South on a half-day tour of Oak Alley Plantation, built in 1839.
Stroll through the iconic oak-lined esplanades, admire stunning architecture, and learn the plantation's fascinating and somber history from expert guides. Famous as a film setting for Interview with a Vampire and Primary Colors, Oak Alley features exhibits on slavery, beautiful gardens, a blacksmith shop, and a Sugarcane Theater across its 28 historic acres. On your way, enjoy panoramic views of Lake Pontchartrain and pass by other historic plantations like Laura, Whitney, and Evergreen, where rich crops once traveled to ports of trade along the Mississippi River.
Enjoy free time to explore the grounds at Oak Alley including the East and West Gardens and the Blacksmith Shop
Go inside the Big House at Oak Alley Plantation and learn about the home from a local historian
Between the tree-lined corridors you will see the cabins where the enslaved once resided
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