easy
90 minutes
Suitable for all fitness levels; mainly standing and walking indoors.
Step into the past with Belmont Mansion’s Curator's Tour, a 90-minute journey uncovering original artifacts and untold stories in Nashville's historic estate.
$30 Admission
Experience an engaging 90-minute tour of Belmont Mansion with Curator Jerry Trescott. Discover the fascinating original artifacts, unique architectural features, and the rich history of the individuals who inhabited this remarkable home. This immersive journey offers a deep dive into the mansion's captivating past, making it a memorable outing.
Join Belmont Mansion Curator, Jerry Trescott, for an in-depth tour of Belmont Mansion. Learn more about the many original objects in our collection, the home's unique architecture, and the compelling story of all the people who lived and worked here.
Tours last about 90 minutes and are offered Monday through Friday.
• Admission - $30
Reservations must be made 48 hours in advance.
• Check all backpacks/large items in the gift shop • Please silence your cell phone • No food or drinks allowed in museum rooms
Plan to arrive at least 10 minutes before the 10 am tour start to check in smoothly.
All backpacks and large items must be checked at the gift shop before the tour.
Please silence cell phones to preserve the quiet, reflective atmosphere inside the mansion.
Food and drinks are prohibited within museum rooms to protect the historic interiors.
Belmont Mansion was built in the mid-19th century and has ties to Nashville’s antebellum past, representing the lives of diverse individuals including enslaved workers and immigrant laborers.
Belmont Mansion's management actively preserves the historic structure and educates visitors on the importance of maintaining cultural heritage alongside natural surroundings.
Flat, supportive shoes make the mansion’s historic floors easier to navigate.
Indoor temperatures may vary, so layering helps maintain comfort throughout the tour.
fall|spring|winter specific
Stay hydrated before and after the tour, as water is not allowed inside the mansion.
summer specific
Jot down fascinating tidbits shared by the curator to deepen your historical understanding.