Best Oak Alley Plantation Tours & Trips

The famous Southern plantation located in Vaherie, Louisiana along the Mississippi River can be identified by its picturesque path with draping Oak Trees of both sides. Oak Alley Plantation's 25 acres of land was purchased by the "King of Sugar" Valcour Aime to grow sugar on in 1830 and then aquired by Jacques Telesphore Roman after a land trade in 1836. The Greek Revival style mansion designed by Joseph Pilie was built from 1837-39 using slave labor. Plantation tours may view the "Big House," reconstructed slave quarters, a Civil War Encampment, Blacksmith Shop and much more. The U.S. National Historic Landmark has been featured in many movies.
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New Orleans Oak Alley Plantation Tour
Daily Departure
4.9 ( 5 reviews ) Tour Code: 11605
Start / End City
New Orleans
Duration
5.0 Hours
City & Attractions
New Orleans, Oak Alley Plantation
Languages
English Live
Group Type
Standard Group Tour
Tour Audience
Mixed International Travelers
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$89.00
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New Orleans Oak Alley Plantation Tour

Step into History at Oak Alley Plantation

My visit to Oak Alley Plantation was a journey back in time that left a lasting impression. From the moment we entered the oak-lined driveway, the grandeur of the estate was evident. The plantation house itself, with its classic Greek Revival architecture and sprawling verandas, was simply breathtaking. Walking through its rooms filled with period furniture and decor, I could almost imagine life in the 19th century. Strolling through the meticulously maintained gardens and along the esplanades shaded by ancient oaks, I couldn't help but marvel at the beauty that belies the plantation's dark past. The tour provided a balanced perspective, honoring the architectural and natural splendor while also acknowledging the difficult truths of its history.Overall, visiting Oak Alley Plantation was a poignant and educational experience. It's a must-see for anyone interested in American history, architecture, or simply seeking a deeper understanding of the South's plantation era.

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