Ever wondered what it was like to walk in the footsteps of a U.S. president? Visit The Hermitage in Nashville, Tennessee for a chance to dive deep into Andrew Jackson's life and an important time in our nation’s history. The Grounds Pass allows visitors access to 1,120 acres full of history and tranquil beauty — perfect for learning while enjoying the beautiful landscape of Middle Tennessee. It's not just a visit; it's an unforgettable journey into America's past.

What We Offer

One, Two, or Four Adult Grounds Pass One Youth Grounds Pass (Ages 5 - 12)

• Andrew Jackson’s Hermitage is open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m (we close at 5 p.m. starting November 1)
• The Ground Pass allows access to the historic garden, field quarters, historical markers, wildlife, and more. The exhibit, film, and self-guided audio tour are also included with the purchase of a Grounds Pass ticket.
• The Hermitage Mansion is not included as part of the Grounds Pass.

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. You also are able to visit the garden, and other historic buildings on the site and enjoy walking trails, historical markers, and more on the 1,120 acres that make up The Hermitage. Dogs are welcome with a grounds pass and are free to walk, run, and play while leashed on the site. An audio tour is also included. Don’t forget to stop by Natchez Hills Winery for your discounted wine tasting as well (available for Grounds Pass ticketholders 21 and older)!

Why You Should Grab the Offer

The Hermitage offers an immersive historical experience that is both educational and engaging. Joining this offer means not just visiting a museum but stepping back in time within beautifully preserved surroundings. This iconic site offers visitors a unique glimpse into the life and legacy of Andrew Jackson, the seventh President of the United States. It's no surprise it has a 5-star Groupon rating! Visitors can explore the beautifully preserved grounds, wander through lush gardens, and learn about Jackson's significant impact on American history.