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🍂 Head to the Historic Hermitage for an un-fall-gettable autumn getaway

The former home of the people’s president is a must-see fall destination.

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A group of visitors sitting on a wagon. The exterior pillars of the Jackson mansion. A simple wooden structure in a field. The interior of the Jackson mansion.

Pro tip: The Tennessee-made gift shop items are perfect for holiday presents. | Photo provided by the Andrew Jackson Foundation

Fall in love with the season on the historic grounds of Andrew Jackson’s Hermitage, a scenic drive away in Nashville, TN.

The meticulously preserved estate of our 7th president offers a slice of history in a vibrant autumn setting, with seasonal events + immersive tours on this 1,120-acre National Historic Landmark.

Here’s a few visitor faves to get you going:

  • The Mansion Tour | Explore Jackson’s Greek Revival-style mansion, where 90+ percent of items on display are original, including furniture, wallpaper, and family possessions.
  • The Garden & Arboretum Tour | Stroll the grounds with the historic garden manager and see Jackson’s final resting place.

For some cool weather fun, plan your visit around:

Best of all: Tickets include a discounted wine tasting at the onsite tasting bar. Pack a picnic blanket and relax + sip on the gorgeous grounds.

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