Best places: Historic sites in Mandeville, United States

An 1805 sugarcane plantation with daily guided tours of the big house, the grounds & a slave cabin.

Park with a vast wetland area with boat tours, plus a battlefield, cemetery & cultural centers.

Opulent 1940s mansion with period decor & art, plus gardens, ponds & fountains on an 8-acre estate.

Renowned former gathering place for slaves in Louis Armstrong Park now hosts concerts & events.

This landmark park offers an 1815 battlefield, guided tours, a visitor center & annual reenactments.

👍 Very clean and nice battlefield enjoyed our time there too bad I do not have my car with me to drive around.... We travel by river cruise and had a good time

👍👍 I took a day off work to do a little exploring. I’ve been wanting to visit 100 Men Hall in Bay St. Louis and it was well worth the drive. To see the musicians that graced this place is a rewarding experience. I can only imagine it in its heyday. Just visiting it now was almost spiritual. So glad I m...

👍👍 I'm giving this a 5, because this little "often forgotten" lighthouse needs some love. The other reviews are correct. It is on private property, and you do have to view it from the nearby road, and the security guards can be rude sometimes. However, if you are a lighthouse lover like me, you have...