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Purchasing your ticket in advance for the day + time of your choosing is the best way to guarantee entry into the Hermitage mansion.

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History buffs, architecture enthusiasts, and wine lovers Andrew Jackon’s Hermitage is the perfect destination for all three to gather.

Fall into seasonal fun with ghost tours, wreath-making workshops, and performances of “A Christmas Carol.”

Year-round, Nashvillians can:

  • Explore the Greek Revival-style mansion + gardens that Jackson called home
  • Take a horse-drawn wagon ride to learn more about the the legacy of slavery at The Hermitage
  • Learn about The Battle of New Orleans interactive exhibition
  • Enjoy wine tastings

Bonus: Dogs are welcome.

Explore Andrew Jackon’s Hermitage

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