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BILTMORE IS TEMPORARILY CLOSED

In accordance with Buncombe County’s “Stay Home, Stay Safe” order, Biltmore is closed to all guests, effective 5 p.m. Thursday, March 26, 2020.

We will provide updates as the situation evolves, and look forward to welcoming you when we reopen.

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Behold: Spring at Biltmore

Experience Spring at Biltmore, when warmer temperatures herald the return of Biltmore Blooms in all of its colorful glory, including acres of vibrant blossoms framed by lush green Blue Ridge Mountain landscapes. On May 22, discover Biltmore Gardens Railway, our must-see botanical model train display, included with daytime admission. From walking, hiking, and biking to falconry and sporting clays, there’s so much to enjoy during the season of renewal.

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Biltmore Gardens Railway

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May 22-Sep 27, Daily

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Falconry

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Estate Grounds

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Self-Guided Kayak Trip

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Antler Hill Village

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Antler Hill Village & Winery Access

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Antler Hill Village

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Suggested Tour

Self-Guided Visit to Gardens

Stroll acres of formal and informal gardens designed by America’s foremost landscape architect, Frederick Law Olmsted. From the...
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Seasonal Farm-to-Table Fare
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Taste of the South Buffet
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