Thomas Jefferson Hermitage

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The Hermitage, Home of President Andrew Jackson, is one of the largest and most visited presidential homes in the United States, and recently named the …

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Nov 29, 2024
I did not know much about Andrew Jackson until I visited the Hermitage. The museum and movie did a good job covering his personal and public life. His estate home was well preserved. The tour guides … Full review by AprilFool27
Nov 19, 2024
We toured The Hermitage on our recent trip to Nashville. The tour guides were extremely knowledgeable about the house and life during the early to mid 1800s. I learned a lot about Andrew Jackson from… Full review by TrailTrekker15
Nov 4, 2024
We arrived without tickets and purchased them at the window and was told that a tour was starting soon so we skipped everything at the beginning and headed right up to the mansion. In hindsight I wo… Full review by Jenelle V
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Love how there’s no mention of costs in reviews or on the front page
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Sorry, can’t remember, but I was only buying for 2.
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Could someone fill me in on the main difference between the “Generals tour” supposed to be the base tour and the “VIP …
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Could someone fill me in on the main difference between the “Generals tour” supposed to be the base tour and the “VIP tour”. Traveling with wife and two children (13 and 15yo). Thank you!
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Hello, My sons (mid-20's) and I visited The Hermitage in early-August. It was my second visit, having been there a decade ago. The General's Tour includes admission to the …
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Hello, My sons (mid-20's) and I visited The Hermitage in early-August. It was my second visit, having been there a decade ago. The General's Tour includes admission to the grounds, a perfectly nice interpreter-led tour of the mansion, and a self-guided (with audio) tour of the rest of the grounds and buildings, including the President's burial site. The VIP Tour also includes admission to the grounds and a guided-tour of the mansion, but it adds access to the beautiful veranda (balcony) for a wonderful view of the property from the front of the mansion). The tour guide also takes you around the rest of the grounds and buildings, rather than you doing it yourself. We did the General's Tour. We were pleased with the interpreter-led tour of the mansion and we were satisfied doing our own thing walking the grounds and seeing the other buildings on the property. But, man, oh man, was I jealous of the people that were allowed to go out onto the veranda. Had I looked at the differences between packages a little bit more closely ahead of time, I might have been willing to pay the extra to walk out onto a 19th-century plantation veranda! Do be sure to purchase tickets ahead of time online. The number of people permitted on each tour is limited during these COVID times, so you do not want to get shut out by showing up and hoping for the best, but finding out that all of the tours have already sold out.
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Any insight on when Hermitage will reopen? Planning a trip to Nashville 3rd week in July.
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The Hermitage will reopen on June 11th with a limited schedule that goes with the new phased reopening. You can find all of the reopening information on the website!
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Does the tour accommodate disabled clients that walk using a walker?k
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Yes it does. The museum at the start is easily navigable. There is a relatively short walk to the house itself that should be possible however there are steps up to the house and …
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Yes it does. The museum at the start is easily navigable. There is a relatively short walk to the house itself that should be possible however there are steps up to the house and there are steep stairway to reach the upper floor that may be more difficult. I do not believe there is a lift in the house. so the upper floor of the house may be too much.
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What are your hours of operation?
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Andrew Jackson’s Hermitage is open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The Ticket Office closes at 4 p.m.
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