Belmont Mansion Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience Belmont Mansion. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Nashville Hop-On Hop-Off Trolley Tour

• Belmont Mansion General Admission Ticket in Nashville

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General admission tickets for Belmont Mansion cost US$18 for adults or US$17 for seniors, and include a guided introduction followed by a self-guided visit. Child tickets are US$8 for children ages 13–18 and US$6 for children ages 6–12, while children under 5 visit for free.

Belmont Mansion is an antebellum mansion in Nashville that once belonged to cotton plantation heiress Adelicia Acklen. Now restored to its original 1850s grandeur, it’s famously the largest house museum in Nashville. It is known for its Italianate architecture, picturesque gardens, and exhibitions on Nashville’s past.

Most visitors opt for general admission tickets to Belmont Mansion, which include a guided introduction to the house and Adelicia Acklen, followed by a self-guided tour. Admire the Grand Salon, peek inside the top-floor bedrooms, and learn about Belmont’s history through the permanent exhibition on "Enslaved, Free, and Immigrant Laborers."

Most visitors spend between 45 minutes and an hour exploring the 2-floor Belmont Mansion, which includes a 10-minute guided introduction followed by a self-guided visit of the house. Plan a little extra time to stroll around the grounds, admire the gardens, and visit the gift shop.

Yes, Belmont Mansion is partly wheelchair accessible. Wheelchair users may visit the first floor of the mansion and parts of the garden. However, due to the historic home's original features, the second-floor bedrooms can only be accessed by stairs—a virtual tour is available upon request.