Oak Alley Plantation

Oak Alley Plantation, located near New Orleans, Louisiana, is a site steeped in history and beauty, offering visitors the opportunity to explore the storied past of a sugar plantation turned historic landmark. Our plantation's journey spans over two centuries, transitioning from a thriving sugar plantation to a cattle ranch, and eventually into a renowned historic site. Today, Oak Alley stands as a testament to its diverse history, offering guided tours and exhibits that delve into its varied past.

The plantation is open daily, with guided tours of the 'Big House' conducted every day, providing visitors with a comprehensive look at the site’s historical significance. As a historic site, we are dedicated to the preservation and interpretation of each chapter of the plantation's past. Our commitment includes maintaining the site's remarkable landscape and ensuring the authenticity of its narratives, highlighting both the charm and the complexity of its history.

Visiting Oak Alley Plantation isn't just about viewing a picturesque location; it's about understanding its place in history, including its connection to the era of slavery. We aim to present a truthful account of this past while celebrating the plantation's architectural beauty and serene grounds. Guests can enjoy the stunning landscape and learn about the lives that shaped Oak Alley's history at various on-site exhibits.

We invite all visitors to plan their trip and experience the cultural and historical richness that Oak Alley Plantation offers. Whether you're interested in a private tour or just exploring the scenic views, there’s something at Oak Alley for everyone. Our dedicated staff is committed to delivering a memorable and educational experience that respects the integrity of the plantation’s history.

Finally, we at the Oak Alley Foundation are committed to educational and charitable initiatives, ensuring that the plantation is preserved for future generations. We encourage our guests to get involved and support our ongoing preservation efforts, as we continue to maintain and share this precious piece of history with the world.