Downtown Abbey: The Exhibition
This immersive exhibition celebrates the global hit television series, offering never-before seen interactive elements that connect you to your favorite characters, as well as the fashions, locations, and historic events of the time period.
Showcased in two estate locations—Amherst at Deerpark and The Biltmore Legacy—Downton Abbey: The Exhibition pairs seamlessly with the real-life story of the Vanderbilt family.
Behind-the-Scenes Winery Tour & Tasting
See how science and nature intersect as you learn about the estate’s vineyards, discover the unique factors that affect grapes grown in North Carolina, and delve into the craft of fermentation. This guided tour concludes with a tasting of Biltmore wines in a private setting.
Self-Guided Visit of Biltmore House
Stroll through America’s largest home on a marked route, assisted by knowledgeable guides along the way. See displays of art, furniture, and more that illustrate the lives of the Vanderbilt family, their guests, and employees during the Gilded Age.
Self-Guided Visit to Gardens
Stroll acres of formal and informal gardens designed by America’s foremost landscape architect, Frederick Law Olmsted. From the beauty of the Italian Garden to the breathtaking trees in America’s first managed forest, Biltmore’s lush landscape is a living tribute to the genius of Olmsted, who also designed Central Park in New York City.
Carriage Rides
Relax in an elegant carriage drawn by our Belgian draft horses as you take in picturesque views of Biltmore House and its 8,000-acre backyard.
Horseback Riding
Whether you’re a first-timer or an experienced horseman, enjoy an unforgettable guided expedition through beautiful woodlands on a horse chosen to match your skill level. Call for details and reservations.
Explore the Spa
The Spa experience at The Inn on Biltmore Estate® is inspired by the Biltmore legacy of world-class hospitality and attention to detail.
Rooftop Tour
On this guided tour, get a closer look at the design and construction of Biltmore House in areas not on the regular house visit—including stunning views and photo ops from the rooftop and balconies.