Belmont Mansion Nashville: A Historic Treasure

Corner of Acklen Avenue & Belmont CirNashville, TN 37212
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Step Into History with Belmont Mansion Admission

Overview

Step back into history at Belmont Mansion, a grand 19th-century estate built for Adelicia and Joseph Acklen. Once a lavish home, it now serves as a museum on the Belmont University campus. Explore exquisitely restored rooms filled with original furniture, artwork, and statuary. Begin with a guided introduction before touring the mansion at your own pace.

up to 0.8 hrs 1 to 12 people

Good To Know

  • Explore the largest house in Tennessee built between 1850 and 1860, featuring original and period furniture, artwork, and more.
  • Located within the Belmont University campus, just 15 minutes from downtown Nashville.
  • Visit the exhibit "Upon the Toils of Many: Enslaved, Free, and Immigrant Laborers and Belmont Mansion".
  • Learn from the stories of the past that spark conversations for the future.
  • Begin with a 10-minute guided introduction in the Grand Salon, then tour the mansion at your own pace.
  • Guides are stationed throughout to answer questions.
  • Please silence your phone before you explore the mansion.
  • Video access to the second floor is available for guests with limited mobility.

Description

Belmont Mansion, located in the heart of Nashville, TN, is a stunning antebellum landmark and one of the finest Italianate villas in the United States. Built by Adelicia Acklen between 1850 and 1860, this historic treasure blends Southern charm with architectural grandeur. Explore the mansion at your own pace on a self-guided tour, marveling at intricate design details, lavish furnishings, and beautifully restored gardens while uncovering captivating Civil War stories.

Situated on the picturesque Belmont University campus, Belmont Mansion serves as both a cultural and educational icon. From its detailed frescoes to its rich history of opulence and resilience, every corner offers a glimpse into 19th-century elegance. Perfect for history enthusiasts, architecture lovers, and travelers seeking a unique Nashville experience, Belmont Mansion is a must-see destination. Plan your visit today and step into history!
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Frequently Asked Questions about Belmont Mansion

Where is the Belmont Mansion located?

Belmont Mansion is located within the Belmont University campus at Belmont Blvd and Acklen Avenue Nashville, TN 37212. It is just 15 minutes from downtown Nashville and 20 minutes from the Nashville Airport and Opryland area.

Is parking provided?

Parking is available at the lot adjacent to Belmont Mansion and nearby university visitor parking lots. Register your vehicle as a Belmont University visitor before your visit. If parking off-campus, follow city parking signs to avoid towing.

How long does a visit typically last?

Most visits last 45 minutes to 1 hour, but you can explore the mansion at your own pace.

Are the tours guided?

No, only a 10-minute guided introduction is provided at the start of the tour while the rest is self-paced. You can also ask questions to stationed guides while exploring the mansion.

Is the tour appropriate for children?

Yes, children are welcome with adult supervision. Belmont Mansion also offers free admission to ages 5 and under.

Can I take pictures?

Visitors are welcome to take casual photos for personal use. However, video recordings and professional photo shoots are not permitted unless prior arrangements have been made with the administrative staff.

Are food and drinks allowed?

No food or drinks are permitted inside the mansion.

Is there a gift shop?

Yes, there is a museum shop on-site with unique gifts and memorabilia available.

Can I bring a bag?

Check all backpacks or large items in the gift shop.

Is the mansion wheelchair accessible?

The first floor of the mansion is wheelchair accessible. For guests who are unable to view the second-floor bedrooms, they have a virtual tour available for viewing in the museum shop.