Best places: Museums in Plaquemine, United States

Famed museum offering Tabasco history exhibits & self-guided tours in various production buildings.

Circa-1840 Greek revival mansion & plantation that includes gardens, lodging & elegant restaurants.

A state museum featuring exhibits on Louisiana history, industry & culture, plus event space.

This veteran battleship-turned-museum features naval history exhibits, ship models & memorials.

Castle-style former statehouse is now a museum dedicated to Louisiana political history.

Living history museum with restored 18th- to 19th-century homes, plus a restaurant & live music.

👍 We had so much fun at the children's museum. Wasn't sure about the timed slots but it worked out perfectly. It wasn't crowded and my daughter was able to spend plenty of time at each section. Definitely recommend.

440-acre site with botanic gardens, 5 miles of paths & an open-air history museum of rural life.

👍👍 Here to pick up a load in our tractor trailer. Nice people and got to a dock quickly. In and out in a couple hours.

Historic plantation home with exhibits, interactive demonstrations & tours from costumed guides.

Museum complex with kids' science exhibits, a planetarium & galleries spanning the history of art.

An 1800s Cajun village with authentic & replica buildings, including a blacksmith shop, plus events.

Opened in 1978, the 150-acre facility offers guided nature hikes & environmental education programs.

Plantation complex of historic buildings preserves 1800s life with artifacts, exhibits & tours.

Exhibits, vehicles & memorials devoted to Louisiana military history in a modern warehouse space.

Built in 1834, this Classic Revival plantation home features a formal garden & tombs.

Museum for young children offering multiple hands-on exhibits on science, music, safety & more.

Interactive kids' exhibits on Cajun culture, including a floor piano, giant bubbles & a duck blind.

👍👍 What an interesting find. There are around 55 buildings that housed sharecroppers at one time. The man in the general store was so sweet and he gave us so much information. There are ruins of the original sugar mill which is quite interesting to see. I recommend everyone seeing this place

Regional-history exhibits & artifacts from a 19th-century sugar plantation on 6 oak-studded acres.