Oak Alley Plantation and 3 Hour City Tour

9706 Barataria Blvd Marrero, Louisiana 70072
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Oak Alley Plantation and 3 Hour City Tour
Detail Comprehensive tour by bus/coach
Detail Excellent value for money
Detail Family friendly
Detail Get inside tips from a local
Detail All entrance fees included
Detail Informative, friendly and professional guide
Detail Duration: 8 hours 30 minutes
Detail Duration: 8.5 hours
Detail It lasts approximately 8.5 hours.
Detail Appropriate for All Ages
Detail Both Cameras and Video Cameras are Permitted
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Oak Alley Plantation and 3 Hour City Tour
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The image showcases a stately mansion at the end of an alley lined with majestic oak trees draped in Spanish moss creating a picturesque southern sceneThe image showcases a stately mansion at the end of an alley lined with majestic oak trees draped in Spanish moss creating a picturesque southern sceneThe image showcases a stately mansion at the end of an alley lined with majestic oak trees draped in Spanish moss creating a picturesque southern sceneThe image showcases a stately mansion at the end of an alley lined with majestic oak trees draped in Spanish moss creating a picturesque southern scene

The Oak Alley Plantation and 3-Hour City Tour in New Orleans, LA provides a captivating journey into the heart of Southern history and culture. Uncover the grandeur of one of Louisiana’s most prolific plantations and enjoy an extensive city tour that dives deep into the vibrant pulse of New Orleans. From the sprawling, moss-draped oak trees lining the plantation's entrance to the eclectic beauty of New Orleans' neighborhoods, this tour mixes historical exploration with contemporary highlights, ensuring a rich, immersive experience.

On your visit to Oak Alley Plantation, you will step into a different era. The tour through this historic sugar cane plantation unveils the opulent Greek Revival architecture of the "Big House," with its well-preserved interiors that echo the past’s elegance. Spend around an hour walking through manicured gardens and learn about the lives of the individuals who worked on this land. Comfortable walking shoes are recommended as you traverse this breathtaking estate, absorbing tales of resilience and beauty that define its storied past. Knowledgeable guides will accompany you, making sure that each step is both educational and intriguing.

Once you have been captivated by the plantation's charm, the adventure continues with a 3-hour city tour of New Orleans. In air-conditioned comfort, you'll navigate through the lively streets of the French Quarter, witnessing the ornate iron balconies and vibrant street life that make this neighborhood world-famous. The tour also encompasses the stunning Garden District, where you'll admire antebellum mansions and iconic oak trees. Elevate your New Orleans experience further by exploring historically significant landmarks such as St. Louis Cathedral, Jackson Square, and the bustling French Market.

The fascinating city tour does not just skim the surface; it delves into the diverse cultural fabric that makes New Orleans unique. Explore the Treme, the oldest African American neighborhood in the United States, and discover the deep roots of jazz at Louis Armstrong Park. The guides bring history to life with stories of jazz legends, culinary treasures, and historical events that have shaped this resilient city. Keep your camera ready, as there’s no shortage of photo opportunities in this picturesque environment.

Oak Alley Plantation is more than just an architectural marvel; it's a cornerstone of American history. Originally constructed in the 1830s, the plantation has witnessed significant events and has been a pivotal location in film and television. The mighty oak trees, covering 28 acres, have stood for over 300 years, becoming a symbol of endurance and beauty. Oak Alley’s historical significance is palpable, resonating through every brick, pathway, and towering tree. The guided tours offer a comprehensive narrative of both the splendor and the trials of plantation life.

To wrap up, the Oak Alley Plantation and 3-Hour City Tour is much more than just a sightseeing experience; it's an enlightening journey through time and culture. By visiting Oak Alley, you will absorb the essence of the Antebellum South, and the city tour will leave you with a deeper appreciation for New Orleans' multifaceted identity. Whether you're marveling at ancient oaks or the vibrant streets of the Crescent City, this tour promises to expand your horizons and leave you with lasting memories. Book your tour today and delve into the history and vitality of Louisiana.

Frequently Asked Questions for Oak Alley Plantation and 3 Hour City Tour:
  • Approximately how long does the Oak Alley Plantation and 3 Hour City Tour last?
    It lasts approximately 8.5 hours.
  • For what ages is the tour appropriate?
    Great for all ages!
  • Is photography / video recording allowed on the Oak Alley Plantation and 3 Hour City Tour?
    Yes.
  • Is the Oak Alley Plantation and 3 Hour City Tour handicap accessible?
    Yes.

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