Christmas at The Biltmore Part 2

Christmas at The Biltmore Part 1

There really was so much to see inside the Biltmore and it took us almost 3 hours to get through the house! You never really know when you go on a tour somewhere how much you will get to see or if it will be worth the ticket price. I don't like being rushed through a place so you don't have any time to enjoy where you are at but we really felt like the price for what you got to see and do at the Biltmore was more than worth it. Not only do you get to tour the house, but you can visit the grounds, gardens (I'll share more on that in a future post), Antler Hill village and winery with a free wine tasting, there is just so much to see! I would definitely recommend visiting if you are ever in Asheville!

Have you ever visited somewhere interesting to see Christmas decorations?

Christmas at The Biltmore Part 1

At the very beginning of the year me and my parents visited the Biltmore. My brother had gotten my parents tickets for Christmas last year and I got to go along with them. My mom has always wanted to visit the Biltmore so it was really nice of my brother to get them tickets! So even though we visited in January the Biltmore was still all decorated for Christmas. 

We arrived well before our ticket time because we wanted to make sure we got there and parked and everything. And when we got in line for entrance they let us into the house a little early since there wasn't too many people. 

The tour is self-guided at-your-own-pace and you're given a headset for the tour that explains the different rooms. There was a good amount of people inside but I wouldn't say it was crowded. It was nice to be able to explore at our own pace and take pictures and just look around at everything. There was SO much to see! We were very impressed! All of the Christmas decorations were so fun to look at and the house was beautifully decorated. There was a Christmas tree in just about every room and they were all decorated differently to match the decor in the rooms and there was just so many little details and things to look at! 

Have you ever visited the Biltmore?