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Cheekwood Garden and Mansion + Mansion Tour and Wine Tasting
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The Belle Meade Mansion Tour + Wine Tasting
Visit William Giles Harding's Greek-Revival historic landmark
Greek Revival Mansion
Open today:
09:00 -
17:00
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Duration: 45mins
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Live guide: English
Meeting point
110 Leake Avenue, 37205, Nashville- Show your mobile voucher to check in at the Tickets/Guest Services inside the Visitor's Center
- Please arrive 30 minutes before your tour starts
- The Mansion Tour starts on the front porch of the Mansion.
Visit the 1853 Greek Revival mansion and join a guided tour where you'll learn about its history. After the tour, guests aged 21 and over can enjoy a complimentary wine tasting at the winery.
Your ticket includes access to many activities. Explore the lush grounds and historic outbuildings, play at the Outdoor Game Court, or take a walk along the scenic trail.
Check out the gift shops for unique souvenirs, and if you're hungry, visit the on-site restaurant, Belle Meade Meat & Three, for a delicious meal.
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