Corrine's Guidebook
Historical Sites
Owned by the National Trust for Historic Preservation, this important plantation house has recently revised their interpretive program to highlight life for the enslaved African Americans living and working there.
On the bank of the Bayou Teche and owned by the National Register of Historic Places, the interpretive tour was updated in 2023 to include research into the lives of the slaves who built, managed, and maintained the Shadows.
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Shadows-on-the-Teche
320 E Main StOn the bank of the Bayou Teche and owned by the National Register of Historic Places, the interpretive tour was updated in 2023 to include research into the lives of the slaves who built, managed, and maintained the Shadows.
New Iberia's museum offers a wealth of examples and stories of local history, art, and literature.
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Bayou Teche Museum
131 E Main StNew Iberia's museum offers a wealth of examples and stories of local history, art, and literature.
Bar
Quiet and friendly bar to relax over a cocktail. Sunday afternoons traditionally have a complimentary buffet, such as rice and gumbo, to go with your beer (especially if LSU is playing).
A classic pub with friendly patrons. Bar owner, Barry Guillotte can be found there most afternoons. Most Sundays there is free food starting at noon and Monday night at 6:00 is a very special event, Singer-Songwriter's Night.
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Napoleon's Bar
129 W Main StA classic pub with friendly patrons. Bar owner, Barry Guillotte can be found there most afternoons. Most Sundays there is free food starting at noon and Monday night at 6:00 is a very special event, Singer-Songwriter's Night.
Outdoor recreation
A wonderful city park along the Bayou Teche. Walking paths among the squirrels, ducks, turtles, and other local wildlife.
Yoga classes are scheduled almost everyday in the former fire house.
Il-Park tal-Belt New Iberia
300 Parkview Dr