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Biltmore Estate Tickets Asheville, NC

1 Lodge St • Asheville, NC 28803

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A large, ornate mansion with multiple chimneys and turrets stands behind a circular fountain and a manicured lawn, framed by trees and mountains in the background.

A large historic mansion overlooks formal gardens with geometric flower beds, green lawns, and stone walls, surrounded by trees under a clear blue sky.

People sample wine and converse at a modern wine bar with shelves of bottles and staff pouring drinks behind the counter.

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Discover the timeless hospitality of Biltmore® in Asheville, NC. Experience the breathtaking beauty of Biltmore House, America’s largest privately-owned home and century-old gardens. Explore the estate's 8,000-acre Blue Ridge Mountain backyard, then taste award-winning wines, dine, and shop in Antler Hill Village.

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George Vanderbilt’s 250-room country retreat.
Construction completed in 1895.
Admission includes self-guided tours of Biltmore House & Gardens and the Antler Hill Village—featuring the Winery, The Biltmore Legacy, Village Green, and Farm.
250-room French Renaissance chateau built in 1895.
8,000-acre estate with landscaped gardens by Olmsted.
Antler Hill Village offers dining, shopping, and exhibits
Complimentary on-site parking and wine tastings at Biltmore Winery.
Printed e-ticket required for entry.
Shuttles provide transportation from Biltmore House parking lots to the front door of the house.
Self-guided tour of Biltmore House takes about 1.5 to 2 hours.
One full day is recommended to experience the entire estate, including the house, gardens, and Antler Hill Village.

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Spring is the best time of year to explore Biltmore's beautiful gardens. In addition to the house and gardens, there is a lot to see and do on the estate so be sure to arrive early to make the most of your visit.

Savannah Rhame

Biltmore Candlelight Christmas Evenings are a must-do during the holidays. Experience the grandeur of a Vanderbilt Christmas at night, then return the next morning to explore the grounds during the day.

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Biltmore Estate in Asheville, NC offers more than just a tour—it's a full-day destination. Biltmore tickets include access to America's Largest Home®, vibrant gardens, award-winning wine tastings, and family-friendly activities spread across the estate's 8,000 acres.

Tour the 250-room Biltmore House at your own pace with a self-guided visit, enhanced by an included audio guide. Explore grand spaces like the banquet hall, library, and indoor pool, filled with Gilded Age architecture and priceless antiques.

Walk through seasonal gardens designed by Frederick Law Olmsted, the father of American landscape architecture. Take in colorful displays, peaceful woodland trails, and sweeping views of the Blue Ridge Mountains.

Head to Antler Hill Village, home to the Biltmore Winery, where you can enjoy complimentary tastings of estate-produced, award-winning wines. The village also features locally sourced dining, boutique shopping, a working farmyard, and exhibits for all ages.

Access nearly 22 miles of trails for hiking and biking—open to all daytime ticket holders. Walk along the French Broad River, through lush green forests, or across open meadows. For maps and tips, stop by the Bike Barn in Antler Hill Village before setting out.

Biltmore blends history, hospitality, and outdoor beauty—ideal for day trips, family outings, and unforgettable getaways.

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William Mullins

Bristol, TN

1 Review

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"Making the best of a bad time for travel"

March 2020

Considering the Governor mandated closing dinning areas in the Food Service Industry . All areas had pick or delivery food service to customers . The staff was wonderful and very helpful . Although the Residence was closed due to the health concerns staff was extremely helpful and willing to suggest other tour locations on the property . We will be returning to complete the entire tour !!! Thanks again for everything !!! Robbie & Renee

Tip: Plan for a full day of touring and activities .....

Angela Prettelt

Evans, GA

1 Review

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"Great Trip!"

March 2020

We went to the Biltmore mainly to see the Downton Abbey exhibit as we had been to the Biltmore several times in the past. We went on the last weekend they were open because of the Coronaviurs. They were crowded but not overcrowded. Everything went smoothly and they were sanitizing everything for us. The house tour was great and we enjoyed listening to the audio as we went room to room. We also enjoyed the Downton Abbey exhibit although there was a long line at one of them. Overall it was a great day and we appreciated the care they took to keep us safe.

Tip: Be sure and rent the audio!

Frankie Diersing

Okeana, OH

1 Review

Verified Traveler

"Truly Magnificent!"

March 2020

The Biltmore Estates was a fabulous experience! The winery, the grounds, the hotel were all aawwwwing. Such a beautiful, historical place. I highly recommend you visit! Any time of the year.

Tip: Make your hotel tour appointment way in advance for a good time slot. Although, most time slots will work before 3:00 p.m.

Irina Gedikyan

Atlanta, GA

1 Review

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"Perfect"

March 2020

That was my thirth wisit to Ashville and Biltmore estate.Everything was so easy-book a room,buy tickets.The price was pretty good for this time of the year.It was very easy to get in,to find a parking space.The waiting time for the shuttle was very short and we had a good trip to the house.With perfect weather we had a wonderful time in the house and Gardens and the winery.We found pretty souvenirs for us and friends.And definitely we had an excellent stay in Biltmore.I will recommend to my friends for a destination with something beatiful to see

Tip: Weare comfortable shoes and be happy with the friendly atmosphere

Samantha Lewis

Brooklyn, NY

1 Review

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"Amazing Day Spent at the Biltmore!"

February 2020

So happy we found the promotion for these tickets! Even if you don't get a promo, the price is still very much worth it for what you get included at the Biltmore. Booking through Tripster is super easy and made for an easy check-in at the Biltmore Estate.
With your ticket you get the free shuttle bus from the winery parking lot to the estate, complimentary wine tasting (which was phenomenal! All the wines were very, distinctly good), access to the petting zoo, ability to roam the grounds and see it's many gardens, as well as take the tour of the whole house!
Even though I had a great day at the Bitlmore, I would definitely do it again for the wine tasting.

Tip: You can always call ahead and inquire about an entry time, but they cannot confirm your time until you are there presenting your ticket. Also, if you forget to print your ticket, no worries, they will have your information at Customer Services.

Joann Wingfield

Jeffersonville, IN

1 Review

Verified Traveler

"Bilttmore house"

February 2020

We had a fantastic time there! Luxury beyond belief! They do rip you off on food prices though. Awesome to find a discount on this site also.

Tip: Pack snacks as food is very expensive and make sure to schedule appointment to view the house ahead of time.

Connie Sweeney

Spring Hill, TN

1 Review

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"Tripster Discount for Downton Abbey Exhibit at the Biltmore"

February 2020

I was looking for a discount and found nothing on Groupon. I did find Tripster and they offered discount tickets so I bought our tickets. Very easy to maneuver through the purchase process. Just be sure to print your tickets before you go!

Tip: Print your tickets. Keep up with them as you go to a different building for part of the exhibit and you do have to show your tickets to even enter Biltmore Estate.

Holly Reed

Flowery Branch, GA

1 Review

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"Beautiful!"

January 2020

Well worth the cost. Allow an entire day for walking around and bring a backpack with water and snacks!

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Biltmore Estate is located at 1 Lodge St • Asheville, NC 28803

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Frequently Asked Questions about Biltmore Estate

Where is Biltmore Estate?

Biltmore Estate is located about 15 minutes south of downtown Asheville, just off I-40 at Exit 50 (US Highway 25). For GPS directions, use 1 Lodge St, Asheville, NC 28803.

When should I arrive?

Your reservation time is your Biltmore House entry time. Please arrive at least 45 minutes prior to your house entry time to park and catch the shuttle to Biltmore House. If you arrive late, the Biltmore staff will do their best to accommodate you, but may be unable to do so. Guests are also encouraged to arrive on the estate early to explore the gardens, grounds, shops, restaurants, and more.

Do I need to pay for parking?

No, parking is included with estate admission.

Is there parking near Biltmore House?

Yes, lots A and B are closest to the house and gardens, about an 8- to 10-minute walk. There's also a shuttle available for those who park in the satellite parking area. Round-trip ADA shuttle service is provided to Biltmore House from the Park & Ride Building (with accessible parking in Lot E).

What if I arrive by taxi, Uber, or Lyft?

Rideshare services drop off at the designated lane near the Park & Ride Building by Lot C. Biltmore offers limited complimentary shuttles between select areas, but not estate-wide. For broader access, the Biltmore Connect shuttle is available for $15 per person (free for kids 9 and under) and runs between key estate locations. Shuttle tickets can be purchased on-site or by calling the number on your e-ticket.

How much time should I allow for my self-guided tour of Biltmore House?

The tour is self-guided and you will go at your own pace. The audio guide has an approximate run time of one hour, but plan to spend about 1.5 to 2 hours to fully experience the beauty and grandeur of the home.

Is Biltmore Estate wheelchair accessible?

Most of the estate is accessible, including the first and second floors of Biltmore House (connected by an elevator), Antler Hill Village, the Walled Garden, and Conservatory. Guests unable to access the third Floor and basement can watch a video of those areas from a designated rest area. Some garden areas have terrain that may be difficult for wheelchair users. All estate shuttles are wheelchair accessible.

Is the estate accessible for guests with strollers?

Strollers are welcome in most areas, but Biltmore House includes stairs and narrow passages that can be challenging. The Walled Garden and Conservatory are stroller accessible, though other garden paths may be difficult to navigate with strollers.

Are pets allowed?

Pets (except for service animals) are not allowed in any building, including Biltmore House. However, pets are allowed on the grounds and outdoor patios of Bistro and Cedric's Tavern, but patio seating should be requested from the host or hostess inside first. Pets must be leashed at all times.

Can I take photos inside Biltmore House?

Non-flash photography and videos by cell phone or small cameras on the self-guided tour are permitted for personal use only. Commercial photography is not permitted. Large cameras, tripods, monopods, selfie sticks, gimbals, Steadicams, GoPro cameras, or any other photography equipment are not allowed inside Biltmore House.

Can I bring a bag/backpack?

Guests may carry small personal bags no larger than 19" x 14" x 9" inside Biltmore House. If your bag does not meet these requirements, please leave it in your vehicle or ask about storage options. Exceptions will be made for medical items after inspection. All bags will be inspected by security personnel before entry into Biltmore House. Backpacks and wheeled bags are not permitted.

What should I wear?

Dress comfortably. Wear walking shoes and layers for the changing mountain weather.

Can I bring food or drinks with me?

No outside food and beverage is permitted on estate grounds except for personal water bottles and while picnicking in certain estate locations; please visit Guest Services for recommended picnic spots. Only clear, plastic water bottles are permitted inside Biltmore House. Outside alcohol and tailgating—including the use of tents, grills, multiple camping chairs/tables, and large coolers—are not permitted on estate grounds.

What method(s) of payment does the estate accept?

Credit/debit cards are accepted for all estate purchases, including dining, outdoor activity, tour, exhibition, and gift shop purchases. Cash is only accepted for dining and overnight stay purchases.

What time does Biltmore open?

The estate entrance typically opens at 9:00 AM daily. See the operating calendar in the ticket section above for hours of operation during your selected date range. Hours vary seasonally and are subject to change.