Andrew Jackson’s Hermitage, Nashville

About Andrew Jackson’s Hermitage

Andrew Jackson's Hermitage features the historic mansion where the seventh president lived, set within 1,120 acres of grounds and landscape near Nashville. Visitors explore the beautifully preserved mansion through guided tours lasting 25 to 30 minutes, view museum exhibits in the Andrew Jackson Visitor Center, and watch an introductory film. The grounds include gardens, hiking trails, Jackson's Tomb, historic buildings, and sites interpreting the stories of the enslaved community. A winery and tasting room operate on-site. Scenic carriage rides are available for separate purchase Thursday through Sunday. The property offers audio tours and interpretive signs throughout the grounds. Admission includes access to all grounds, gardens, and historic buildings. Free wheelchairs are available, pathways are smooth asphalt, and the visitor center is fully wheelchair accessible. The site welcomes leashed dogs. Tickets are sold online, and hours are published on the venue's website.