A 100-year-old Creole cottage and a haunted plantation add to the atmosphere of this museum. Animated displays and Louisiana-themed sculptures fill this eerie place. LEARN MORE Abita Mystery House Abita Mystery Houseįor an easy day trip from New Orleans, you can visit the Abita Mystery House, an eccentric museum located in a 19th-century gas station. You’ll also want to stop by the nearby De Soto National Forest, named for 16th-century Spanish explorer Hernando de Soto, to enjoy the beauty of a pine forest. You can even kayak on the bayou and check out the Abita Mystery House, which features a bizarre room experience. You’ll find plenty of delicious food and unique souvenirs in this town. While you’re at the Abita Brewery, take some time to explore the town of Houma, located on the Mississippi River. For dinner, try one of the many delicious dishes at the brewery’s restaurant, where the beers are served in the original barrels. This restaurant features a beautiful view of the Tammany Trace hiking trail, as well as a look at the brewery’s original 15-barrel brew house. Tour groups are kept small, so you’ll have a more personal experience.Īfter tasting the beers, stop at the brewery’s restaurant, the Abita Brewpub, located in the original brewery building. The brewery tour will take you through the beer-making process and include four different tastings of their beer. About 30 miles north of New Orleans, this craft brewery is one of America’s largest, producing more beer than many of the big brands combined.
If you’re in the mood for some craft beer, take a day trip to Abita Brewery.
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