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Tuesday: 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM
Wednesday: 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM
Thursday: 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM
Friday: 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM
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Sunday: 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM
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Beautiful grounds and wonderful tour. This was my first time & husband’s second. I throughly enjoyed the exhibits and tours of the home. Beautifully restored and recreated; perfect for me to move right in. 🤭 We had lunch at the little cafe attached to the shop, it was lovely as well. All of the staff and volunteers were so friendly and welcoming. Highly recommend if you love old homes, antiques or history.
What a beautiful site! Watched the duel reenactment and did the mansion tour. The actors in the duel were very knowledgeable and funny. My kids loved it. The tour was really impressive. Different tour guides throughout the home that all had an extensive knowledge of the home and occupants. We have done a few tours like this (Mt Vernon, Montpelier, ect) and this one was hands down the best.
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I recently visited The Hermitage with a party of 11 last Tuesday, and it was everything you’d expect from a first-class historic site—and honestly, even more than that. From the moment we arrived, the grounds were immaculate, and the staff did a great job of making the experience feel welcoming, organized, and easy to navigate even with a larger group. Walking the property really gives you a sense of stepping back into another era. The mansion itself is beautifully preserved, with period furnishings and rooms that help bring 19th-century plantation life into focus. The gardens and walking paths are just as impressive—peaceful, well-maintained, and full of interpretive signs that help connect the landscape to its past. The Hermitage was the home of Andrew Jackson, the 7th President of the United States, and the museum does a solid job presenting both his life and his legacy. Jackson is remembered for major moments in American history, including his leadership during the Battle of New Orleans in the War of 1812 and his influence in shaping the modern presidency by expanding executive power. At the same time, the museum doesn’t shy away from the complexity of his legacy, including his role in policies like the Indian Removal Act, which led to the Trail of Tears—an important part of the story that adds depth and context rather than simplifying history. What stood out most during our visit was how immersive everything felt. The exhibits, the preserved buildings, and the storytelling all work together to give you a clearer understanding of how decisions made in that era still echo through American history today. It definitely sparked a lot of discussion in our group about how influential Jackson was and how different the country’s trajectory might have been without some of the pivotal moments tied to his presidency—though it also reminded us that historical impact is rarely simple or one-sided. Overall, this was an outstanding five-star experience. Whether you’re a history enthusiast or just curious about early American life, The Hermitage delivers a meaningful, well-rounded visit that leaves you with a lot to think about long after you leave.
My boyfriend and I went and wow what a beautiful place! It was so intriguing. Lots of information and our tour guide Josh was very knowledgeable and answered questions at length. The place is greatly maintained and clean. Loved being able to go inside and see the beautiful wallpaper, artifacts, paintings etc. Def go inside if you can. The gravestones were so interesting to be able to see up close. Really a beautiful place to spend a couple hours walking around. We came around 315 so we had time to watch the film and then go on tour with about an hour to walk around. I wish we went earlier. Didn’t get back in time to visit the shop or see the wagon rides but either way it was amazing. Gives me a reason to go back!
This is one of the best presidential places I have visited. The entire visit helped me reflect deeper on the life of a conflicted president. While strolling the grounds, you reflect on the hardships of African-American slaves. Although there is beauty here, there is also a darker side to this place. The museum proved both educational and interactive. The video helped set the tone upon arrival. The mansion tour seemed short but not rushed. I especially liked Jackson's study, helping me reflect on the important events that took place there. It was great seeing period pieces in the mansion, too. I hope to return here some day.