Andrew Jackson’s Hermitage Nashville, TN

4580 Rachel's LaneHermitage, TN 37076
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About Andrew Jackson’s Hermitage

Overview

Visit Andrew Jackson’s Hermitage in Nashville, TN, to explore the 1,120-acre property at your own pace. Discover a historic mansion, expansive gardens, interactive exhibits, and walking trails that tell the story of presidential and plantation life.

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Good To Know

  • Self-guided tour of former US President Andrew Jackson in Nashville, TN.
  • Learn about presidential life and enslaved community history.
  • Explore 1,120 acres of gardens and historic grounds.
  • Includes access to museum exhibits, introductory film and audio narration.
  • Free parking available on site.
  • Suitable for all ages; free admission for ages 4 and under.
  • Bring bottled water and a picnic lunch to enjoy on the grounds.
  • Light snacks and drinks available at the onsite Natchez Hills Winery cafe.

Description

Discover the vast 1,120-acre estate of The Hermitage, once home to President Andrew Jackson, where historic architecture meets sweeping gardens and tranquil walking trails. Begin your visit in the museum and film center, delve into exhibits that bring Jackson’s legacy to life, then roam through the lush garden and explore the mansion filled with hundreds of original Jackson-era belongings. Choose your own path—whether it’s on the walking trails, through the historic buildings, or inside the Greek Revival mansion—and enjoy every moment at your own pace. Your admission includes everything from the mansion tour and audio guide to access to the garden, tomb, and grounds, so you’re free to linger, explore, and absorb the rich history.

A ticket to The Hermitage grants full access to the mansion, the Andrew Jackson Center (including the film and exhibits), the one-acre English garden, the president’s tomb, historic outbuildings, and numbered wayside signs throughout the estate. With the self-guided audio tour included, you’ll uncover stories and details at each stop that turn a visit into a memorable journey through time.

Andrew Jackson’s Hermitage Reviews

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E8185RWclairec
"When I was in grade school during spring break, my mom and dad took me and my brother there for a family road trip."
TripAdvisor user rating 5.0 out of 5
Reviewed December 19, 2025 NEW
I remember going there on a road trip back when I was in grade school during spring break with my mom, my dad and my twin brother Isaac. The place itself was surprisingly very pretty, the mansion was gorgeous, the artifacts were fascinating, Mrs. Jackson's wedding dress was absolutely beautiful. And best of all, the garden that President Jackson had planted for his wife was very pretty and I found a baby bunny when we were there while visiting the Jackson Family Cemetery. And before we left the Hermitage, my brother and I got some souvenirs. And also, my brother went there for a future President Day camp.
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BDSHouston
Marble Falls, Texas
"Rich In History Ans Worth the Stop"
TripAdvisor user rating 5.0 out of 5
Reviewed October 23, 2025
Beautiful mansion and grounds rich in history. Take time to view the movie and tour the museum. The mansion offers a guided tour and the docents all did a great job. Well worth a stop on the way out or into town. There is also a winery on site.
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philcoxesq
Birmingham, West Midlands, England
"Visit if you can"
TripAdvisor user rating 5.0 out of 5
Reviewed October 17, 2025
A great house to visit and lovely grounds to explore. The tour guides and staff were extremely helpful, knowledgeable and friendly. Good facilities shop and cafe, plenty of car parking Last minute choice to go there, but we were glad we did
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glenncJ3943OM
"Fantastic Visit for a History Buff"
TripAdvisor user rating 5.0 out of 5
Reviewed October 12, 2025
This has been on my bucket list to visit ever since my wife went with our kids 20+ years ago while I was working at our Heinz plant in Nashville. I had a fantastic time! I am a history buff and learned a lot more then I knew about Andrew Jackson. I enjoyed the museum a lot. His mansion was nice to see and very much matched his living style. His adopted son ran up debts and gave to the state to cover his debts. It was later bought back for a foundation to run. The tour guides in each area were very good. Interesting to see their garden and family cemetery in it. They had a wine tasting on site (outside winery). They do not have a restaurant. You can buy some food and drinks at the winery but don't expect lunch there. There are other buildings (original mansion, slave quarters, slave cemetery etc) that you can walk or drive to. It is a huge grounds. I bought my tickets at the door because I didn't want to pay the service fees online, but knew it wouldn't be crowded on an October Thursday.
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starchar
Lexington, Kentucky
"Learned A lot About The People’s President"
TripAdvisor user rating 5.0 out of 5
Reviewed October 08, 2025
Beautiful estate included the museum, a short historical film, gardens, out buildings and the mansion. Through all of it they have an audio guide you can listen to on your phone. We learned a lot that we did not know about Andrew Jackson. It was quiet and very beautiful to be surrounded by so much nature right outside the city.
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Frequently Asked Questions about Andrew Jackson’s Hermitage

Where is Andrew Jackson's Hermitage located?

Andrew Jackson's Hermitage is located at 4580 Rachel's Lane, Nashville, TN 37076. From I-40 west, take exit 221, and from I-40 East, take exit 221A. Then, Old Hickory Boulevard north until you see the entrance sign for The Hermitage on the right. Please note that Rachel's Lane is not accessible from Lebanon Pike.

How far is Andrew Jackson's Hermitage from downtown Nashville?

The Hermitage is about 20–30 minutes from downtown Nashville.

Is parking provided?

Yes, the Hermitage offers free parking on site.

What is included in the general admission ticket?

All tickets purchased to The Hermitage include access to the Andrew Jackson Center, where an introductory film, Jackson, is shown, as well as where their museum and exhibit are located. Tickets also include an audio tour, which can be accessed on any mobile device as you walk the property. You also are able to visit the garden, other historic buildings on the site, and enjoy walking trails, historical markers, and more on the 1,120 acres that make up The Hermitage plantation.

Is the Hermitage suitable for children?

Yes, the Hermitage offers engaging exhibits, outdoor trails, and self‑guided audio tours suitable for all ages. Plus, children ages 4 and under can enter for free.

Can I bring my own food and beverages?

Picnics are welcome. Picnic tables are available in the courtyard outside the Andrew Jackson Center and at the Hermitage Church. Visitors are encouraged to carry bottled water while on the grounds. A great idea is to visit their on-site tasting room, Natchez Hills, and purchase wine by the glass or bottle to enjoy while on the grounds! Please note that food and beverages are not permitted inside the Hermitage mansion or the Andrew Jackson Center.

Is there a bag check on site?

They offer a bag check, but they do encourage you to leave backpacks, large bags and large purses in your vehicle. Please note that any items worn or carried inside the premises are subject to search.

Can I bring my dog?

Yes, dogs are allowed to roam the historic grounds of the Hermitage as long as they remain leashed. However, they are not allowed inside any building, including the Hermitage mansion or Andrew Jackson Center. Please bring bags to dispose of waste.

Are service animals allowed?

Yes, ADA-defined service animals are allowed inside, including the museum buildings.

Is The Hermitage wheelchair accessible?

Motorized and non-motorized wheelchairs are welcome at the Hermitage. Due to the historic nature of the site, much of the grounds may present challenges to those in wheelchairs or those who have difficulty walking. Many of the paths are paved, and wheelchair ramps are available at the Hermitage mansion. Please note that the Hermitage mansion does not have an elevator, so the second floor is not accessible to those in wheelchairs. Interpreters on the first floor have photos available of the rooms on the second floor and would be happy to provide explanations of those rooms.