Andrew Jackson’s Hermitage Tours and Tickets

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That depends on which package you choose: admission tickets or a VIP tour. Admission tickets are US$29.95 for adults, US$26.95 for seniors aged 62 and over and veterans, US$19.95 for children aged 5–12, and kids aged 4 and under enter for free. Standard entry offers access to the mansion, its grounds, gardens, and museum, plus a viewing of the Jackson Presidency film. The VIP Tour is a 90-minute guided walking tour, which costs US$69.95.

During a tour of Andrew Jackson’s Hermitage, visitors can explore the historic mansion, watch a film on Jackson’s presidency, and wander through the gardens, grounds, and museum. Inside the museum, visitors can see exhibits that showcase the life and legacy of the seventh US president.

Yes, there is a café run by Natchez Hills Winery within the grounds of Andrew Jackson’s Hermitage, where you can buy snacks and light bites. Alternatively, visitors are welcome to bring a picnic to eat at picnic tables in the courtyard by the Andrew Jackson Center.

Yes, Andrew Jackson’s Hermitage is mostly accessible to wheelchairs, including the mansion’s first floor, the Andrew Jackson Visitor Center, the theater, exhibit gallery, museum store, and the café. The mansion’s second floor is only accessible via stairs, but a photographic tour of the floor can be viewed by anyone who can’t access it. Wheelchairs are available for loan, and service animals are welcome.

Yes, there is ample parking available on-site at Andrew Jackson’s Hermitage, which is free of charge for all visitors. If you’re traveling in a larger vehicle (such as a truck with a trailer or a camper van), there is a separate parking lot available for these vehicles, too.