Most People Don't Realize These 7 Secret Gardens Around Louisiana Exist

Head over to New Iberia to stroll through the 15 acres of semi-tropical gardens underneath canopies of ancient oaks. You can enjoy a meal outdoors with beautiful views of Lake Peigneur and you’ll be dazzled by all of the peacocks roaming around.

5505 Rip Van Winkle Road, New Iberia, LA 70560.

The 8 acres of perfectly manicured lawns right in the heart of New Orleans will leave you speechless. Take a tour through the world-class house museum and learn about Edith and Edgar Stern, the founders of the estate.

7 Bamboo Road, New Orleans, LA 70124.

Surrounding the historic plantation are 50 acres of landscaped grounded that are shaded by dozens of ancient oaks. There is always something blooming at these gardens, so swing by and enjoy the view.

8345 US-61, Saint Francisville, Louisiana 70775.

Come stop and smell the roses — literally! Located on 118 acres in Shreveport, the Gardens of the American Rose is the largest park dedicated to roses in the country! With more than 65 individual rose gardens and 20,000 rosebushes, you’ll be amazed at how beautiful this place is.

8877 Jefferson Paige Rd, Shreveport, Louisiana 71119.

Wander through 38 acres of gardens with absolutely breathtaking views that are so spectacular you’ll swear you’re looking at a painting.

40136 Highway 942, Darrow, Louisiana 70725.

Genevieve and Morrell Trimble undertook the task of restoring the ground in 1972, and they are among the most picturesque in the state. The estate contains more than 20 acres of beautiful gardens and daffodil valleys that are a lovely way to spend an afternoon.

9047 US-61, St Francisville, LA 70775.