• New Orleans - 2nd Line Tours provides an unforgettable experience for visitors. Guests will be entertained and informed in the true spirit of New Orleans. The tours offer a chance to delve into the city’s authentic history, unique traditions, and distinctive culture.
• Whitney Plantation - Discover the various exhibits that highlight the lives of the enslaved individuals who lived and worked on the Whitney Plantation. These exhibits include original structures, slave cabins, memorials, and artwork that aim to depict the harsh realities of slavery. Be sure to visit the Wall of Honor, which lists the names of over 350 enslaved people who resided on the plantation. This tribute personalizes their stories and encourages reflection on the human impact of slavery. The museum also showcases thought-provoking memorial artwork, such as the “Field of Angels” sculpture, representing the estimated 2,200 enslaved children who died in St. John the Baptist Parish.
• Hurricane Katrina Memorial - Witness the aftermath of the neighborhood that was devastated during Hurricane Katrina.
• Studio Be - Since 2016, Studio BE has established itself as a landmark and cultural hub in New Orleans. It is a space for artists and their creations, a place for the local community and its culture, and a welcoming venue for visitors worldwide. It is a place where diverse voices come together to sharpen their critical perspectives and envision a future that benefits everyone.
• Congo Square - Experience the vibrant essence of New Orleans at Congo Square, the birthplace of jazz. Enter a place rich in cultural significance and historical importance. This sacred ground was where enslaved Africans gathered to celebrate their heritage through music, dance, and storytelling, laying the rhythmic foundation of jazz that would echo globally. Immerse yourself in the spirit of Congo Square as you explore its storied past and feel the echoes of the vibrant musical traditions that continue to thrive in New Orleans today. Embrace the magic and soul of Congo Square and the origins of jazz.

• Buffet Food (If option is selected)
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• All fees and/or taxes

• On-board restrooms

Begin your adventure at the impactful Whitney Plantation, the sole museum in Louisiana dedicated to sharing the experiences of enslaved individuals from their perspective. Stroll through the grounds where lives were intertwined with the harsh realities of plantation slavery. Discover preserved cabins, memorials, and listen to firsthand accounts via a self-guided audio tour, offering moments for personal contemplation. Following a lunch break in New Orleans, proceed with the Soul of New Orleans city tour, which delves into the unique contrasts between plantation and urban slavery. Investigate how enslaved Africans in New Orleans influenced the city’s architecture, cuisine, music, and culture — laying the groundwork for jazz, Mardi Gras Indians, and Creole identity. This journey highlights the resilience, creativity, and defiance that sparked a cultural revolution. Black history that remains indelible, from the fields of hardship to the vibrant streets of New Orleans’ cultural transformation.

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