From speciality house tours to food and wine experiences, there is a long list of things to do at Biltmore! Make the most of your visit with these suggested itineraries based on your interests. #Biltmore Plan your visit: http://ow.ly/Jjsv50wmKH5 | Biltmore

It's all in the details! Each and every room of Biltmore house holds the smallest of surprises that delight. What's a detail on a tour during #ChristmasatBiltmore that has caught your eye? Comment below ⬇ | Biltmore

On display for our guests is the newly restored Oak Sitting Room. Our conservators spent 15 years unraveling the room's theme, furnishings, and décor to historical accuracy. According to Associate Curator, Lori Garst, the Oak Sitting Room served as one of the few private areas where the family might take time away from the responsibilities of hosting a house party or interacting with their guests. “Access was, essentially, by invitation only and primarily reserved for family members and the Vand

The Oak Sitting Room at Biltmore House 🎄 This room features not only one, but two, fireplaces at each end–we can only imagine how cozy this would have been for the Vanderbilts on a chilly Asheville morning! For more: https://bit.ly/47A4cj3 | Biltmore

Since 1895, we have welcomed guests from all over the world to experience the splendor of George Vanderbilt’s Gilded-Age vision: Biltmore Estate. Learn 10 fast facts about Biltmore: https://bit.ly/3Ctg4mZ 📷: An aerial view of Biltmore House from a past year's snow | Biltmore

On June 8, 1891, the first stone for Biltmore House was laid in the west den wall. Over the next 6 years, Biltmore would be constructed and opened to George Vanderbilt's family and friends. Enjoy this look at Biltmore's construction site compared to what it is today. Learn more about Biltmore's history: https://bit.ly/3fRwSbl | Biltmore