Andrew Jackson’s Hermitage Nashville, TN

4580 Rachels LnHermitage, TN 37076
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Overview

Discover the stunning gardens, historic architecture, and peaceful surroundings of Andrew Jackson's Hermitage. Explore the 1,120-acre property at your own pace, with informative signage and interactive exhibits throughout. After exploring the Hermitage grounds, enjoy a visit to the onsite Natchez Hills Winery for a discounted wine tasting (ages 21+).

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Good To Know

  • Visit Natchez Hills Winery for light snacks, local wine, and craft beer.
  • Discounted wine tastings available for guests ages 21+.
  • Dogs on leash are welcome with a grounds pass.
  • Free parking.
  • Picnics are welcomed on the grounds.
  • Bring your debit or credit cards. Only cashless payment accepted.

Description

Step into history with a visit to Andrew Jackson's Hermitage in Nashville, Tennessee. Andrew Jackson's Hermitage in Nashville is a is a National Historic Landmark and former home of the 7th U.S. President. Explore the picturesque 1,120-acre grounds of Andrew Jackson's Hermitage in Nashville.

Stroll through Andrew Jackson’s expansive gardens, admire the historic architecture and enjoy the peaceful countryside surroundings. With an audio tour, walking trails, exhibits, and informative signage throughout the property, the grounds pass offers a relaxing and educational experience for visitors of all ages. After exploring The Hermitage grounds, stop by the Museum Store for a wide selection of gifts and souvenirs—many made right here in Tennessee!

All tickets purchased to The Hermitage include access to the Andrew Jackson Center, where the film, Jackson, is shown, as well as where the museum and exhibit are located. Don’t forget to stop by Natchez Hills Winery for your discounted wine tasting as well (available for ticketholders 21 and older).

Rated the third-best Presidential Site in the nation by USA TODAY, this is a must-see for any visitor to Music City!

Please Note: The Hermitage Mansion is not included as part of the Grounds Pass. Upgrade your Grounds Pass for a Mansion Tour ticket for $7. The Mansion Tour includes an interpreter-led tour through the home of the 7th President. Available at the Ticket Office only.

Andrew Jackson’s Hermitage Reviews

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DayTrip07578790468
San Antonio, Texas
"An important historical visit."
TripAdvisor user rating 5 out of 5
Reviewed February 20, 2025 NEW
We went on a day when it was bitterly cold. I wish I could have spent more time. The movie was well done. I especially enjoyed the museum and how it related Jackson’s history with more recent historical events. Very interesting to see a mansion which had been retained in its original form.
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Totallytyra
"Take your time, there’s a lot to see once you’ve toured the mansion so I’d suggest going in good weather!"
TripAdvisor user rating 5 out of 5
Reviewed February 14, 2025 NEW
Have the time (a couple of hours) & decent weather as a significant portion of this amazing historical site is by an audio tour throughout the plantation grounds. Adult & a separate kid friendly recording that’s super easy to follow. So much better understanding of this man, his life & what drive him before & during his presidency. Don’t miss the 17 minute movie! I watched it as the final part of my time there & it made for an excellent recap.
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H8495RWmichaelw
Redwood City, California
"Best attraction in Nashville"
TripAdvisor user rating 4 out of 5
Reviewed February 02, 2025
This is a wonderful place to visit and was probably my favorite attraction in Nashville. The home tour was very well done by passionate volunteers (or were they employees?). The home is in good condition and, while not the grandest plantation home in the old south, it is well cared for and furnished. The grounds are well marked and do a good job of showing you where the slaves’ quarters were and of bringing forward some of the slave experience. The plantation visit doesn’t really get into Jackson’s presidency as the focus is very much on the home and its history.
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dawnpM5682WV
Salisbury, Missouri
"Loved the tour"
TripAdvisor user rating 5 out of 5
Reviewed January 30, 2025
I really enjoyed the tour which included the house, museum, film and grounds. Be sure and watch the film, you learn alot that you did not see in the museum. Everyone at the venue was so nice. I highly recommend seeing this.
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Gooberfluff
Elk City, Oklahoma
"The People's President"
TripAdvisor user rating 4 out of 5
Reviewed December 31, 2024
The museum itself was well done and the mansion was wonderfully persevered with a lot of neat artifacts. It's not often you get to walk into a museum that is that well preserved. Audio tour was good for the grounds and the guides inside the mansion were knowledgeable and friendly! My only reservation about the whole thing was how it seemed to gloss over his forced Indian removal policies entirely. Unless I missed something, which is possible, I only saw one mention outside of timelines that indicated anything about his forced removal of the Native American tribes. I felt this to be a major oversight in the curation of the museum. Overall, if you're a fan of history it is a very interesting stop if you're visiting Nashville!
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Frequently Asked Questions about Andrew Jackson’s Hermitage

What are the hours of operation?

Thursday – Monday 9 a.m. – 6 p.m. Last ticket sold at 5 p.m. Please check above for the hours of operation of your preferred date!

Is parking provided?

Yes, The Hermitage offers parking.

What is included in the Grounds Pass?

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. Don’t forget to stop by Natchez Hills Winery for your discounted wine tasting as well.

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, 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 The Hermitage wheelchair accessible?

Motorized and non-motorized wheelchairs are welcome at The Hermitage. Due to the historic nature of our site, much of the grounds may present challenges to those in wheelchairs or those who have difficulty walking. Many of our 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.

Can I bring my own food/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 onsite tasting room, Natchez Hills, and purchase wine by the glass or bottle to enjoy while on the grounds! Please note, food and beverages are not permitted inside the Hermitage mansion or the Andrew Jackson Center.

Can I bring my dog?

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