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Here you will spend about 3 hours exploring a national historic landmark. This historic site is dedicated to preserving and interpreting the history its inhabitants left behind.
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Free pickupA complimentary hotel pick-up service is offered.
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Live guidingEnglish
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Duration5.5 hours
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- Guests are picked up and dropped off at their hotel
- within a 2 mile radius of the French Quarter. If the guest is not staying within the 2 miles of the French Quarter
- there is a meeting spot in front of St. Louis Cathedral Jackson Square for pick up and drop off. Guests will be driven for 1 hour and 15 minutes to Oak Alley Plantation. Guest will have about 3 hours to explore the national historic landmark. Visitors are invited to
- walk under the iconic Allee of Oak Trees
- and tour the big house. You will have the opportunity to have lunch at the restaurant or deli
- Guest will be responsible for their own meal or snacks while they are on the tour
Highlights
- Your driver guide will give you a mini tour explaining New Orleans culture
- Leather seating in a luxury, climate-controlled van makes for a comfortable ride
- Complimentary bottled water and USB charge ports are available aboard the van
- Intimate group settings (max 12 passengers) make for a conversational tour
- Opportunity to photograph both a Creole and an American plantation
Description
Guests are picked up and dropped off at their hotel, within a 2-mile radius of the French Quarter. If the guest is not staying within 2 miles of the French Quarter, there is a meeting spot in front of Jackson Square (701 Decatur St.). Guests will be driven for a 75-minute drive to Oak Alley Plantation, where we’ll get a sneak peek of the plantation as we drive. Along the way, you’ll get to snap some photos of 6 other plantations and learn a bit about them. After that, you’ll have about 3 hours to explore this National Historic Landmark, which is all about preserving and sharing the history of its people, especially its time as a working sugarcane plantation. You can check out the exhibits, wander under the famous Allee of Oak Trees, and tour the big house. You’re welcome to grab lunch at the restaurant or deli, or maybe just relax in the gift shop, at the bar, or simply enjoy the shade of the many oak trees on the plantation. We would depart the area at 1 p.m. and arrive back to New Orleans between 2:15pm-2:30 p.m.
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Adults13-99 years
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Children5-12 years
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Infants0-4 years
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