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Betania_M, Apr 2026
1000 Plantations in Lousiana
Black history is American history. Seeing the immensity of acres and realizing the economic wealth of the colonizers is a result of Slave labor is bitter. Moving forward I would like the restoration of Whitney to be completed, in order to fully walk into history. I did enter the spaces available. The audio player was very useful and the gift shop was well stocked with books, tee shirts, many items. The staff was very nice and the restroom was clean.
Cheri_B, Mar 2026
The van was clean and...
The van was clean and cool and timely. Our tour driver, Preston, was very friendly and shared historic information and debunked some things we’ve heard about the city!
Ashley_B, Jul 2026
Best Tour Guide Ever
Dennis was an amazing guide. My kids learned things that will never be taught in the schools’ history books. I’m grateful for the experience.
Marguerite_P, Jul 2026
I’m glad we did it!
Our tour guide was excellent. As we traveled to the plantation, he not only shared info about it and slave practices in general, but also on Hurricane Katrina. As a native of New Orleans, he had an excellent perspective on the city. He was a knowledgeable historian ac well.

Whitney Plantation Museum

5.0
(3,354)
New Orleans
People exploring the Whitney Plantation Museum in New Orleans.
  • Guided tours of the plantation site are included with admission; self-guided tours are not permitted.

  • Whitney Plantation tours are 90 minutes long; plan to spend about two hours onsite.

  • Dress for the weather, bring water, and wear closed-toe walking shoes.

  • Although children under 6 enter for free, some tour material may be unsuitable for kids.

  • The visitors center is accessible to those with limited mobility; the second floor of the Big House is not. There are gravel paths throughout the plantation.

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