East Main Street

New Iberia, Louisiana, United States

Explore New Iberia's Main Street, a Great American Main Street Award Winner. Take a walking tour of the historic buildings, local art galleries, boutiques, antique shops and more.

317 E Main St
New Iberia, LA

Shadows-on-the-Teche was built in 1834 by sugar planter David Weeks. The National Trust for Historic Preservation site's new tour offers a rare glimpse into the life of Louisa Bryant, the enslaved housekeeper, and Mary Weeks, the planter's wife.

131 E Main St
New Iberia, LA

Discover Iberia Parish at the Bayou Teche Museum in beautiful downtown New Iberia, where interactive exhibits on everything from local industry to TABASCO and food festivals welcome visitors.

307 Ann St
New Iberia, LA

New Iberia’s Conrad Rice Mill is the oldest rice mill in America and is also one of the leading tourist attractions in the Bayou Teche area.

1106 Center St
New Iberia, LA

A 1950s-style dining experience in the heart of New Iberia, Duffy’s Diner serves up po-boys, sandwiches, hot dogs, seafood burgers and dinners, along with gumbos and salads, in a family-friendly atmosphere.

5505 Rip Van Winkle Rd
New Iberia, LA

Located on a coastal salt dome, Jefferson Island is flanked by 25 acres of semi-tropical Rip Van Winkle Gardens and Lake Peigneur. Visitors can view a documentary on the 1980 collapse of that giant salt dome beneath the lake, then stroll through the exquisitely restored gardens before watching birds at Rip’s Rookery and touring the Joseph Jefferson Home.

32 Wisteria Rd
Avery Island, LA

Take a tour of the Tabasco Factory and Museum to learn the history of the spicy hot sauce and stop by the Country Store for treats and souvenirs. Then, explore the Jungle Gardens, a 170-acre botanical park and bird sanctuary with a unique hidden gem - a 900-year-old Buddha statue.

1510 Main St
Jeanerette, LA

This beloved family business has kept the traditions of the past alive and still bakes its bread and ginger cakes as the LeJeune ancestors did over 100 years ago!

500 Main St
Jeanerette, LA

Step into the past at the Jeanerette Museum and learn about the last 200 years of the sugarcane industry, the cypress lumber industry and the days of the steamboat.

1201 Jane St
New Iberia, LA

This casual family-friendly environment not only offers the best boiled and fried seafood in town, but you'll also find a variety of Chinese dishes including their famous fried rice.