Nashville · BELLE MEADE & BELMONT MANSIONS
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Below are the 6 best belle meade & belmont mansions tours in Nashville right now: what each one costs, how long it runs, and which kind of traveler it suits. Start at number one; it earned the spot.
Guided tour of Belle Meade’s 1853 mansion plus a complimentary wine tasting, scenic 30-acre grounds, outbuildings, and outdoor games.
“Belle Meade Plantation was an excellent tour. We would definitely recommend it. They have done an amazing job of preserving the history.”
Journey to Jubilee at Belle Meade pairs a discussion-first walking tour on enslavement history with a complimentary wine tasting and grounds access.
“This tour was probably one of the worst we have ever been on. I’m not sure if the tour guide was new or if he just never took the time to memorize the material. He had to constantly flip through pages on a clip board while repeating “um”. Also the information was severely lacking. The tour guide would say “what do you think happened to the slaves” and then would say “we actually have no information on that”, a statement he repeated often on the tour. The house is also really nothing special and is poorly kept up. Slave houses aren’t even original to the property so once again, they’re…”
Belmont Mansion in Nashville for $18: self-guided rooms, an interpreter kickoff, rose-garden grounds, and an included exhibit.
“The mansion itself was good. I didn't catch that the tour was self guided so I guess that's my fault but I much prefer a guided tour! The staff seemed pretty knowledgeable. The parking, not so much. There are very few parking spots.”
Tour an 1853 Belle Meade Greek Revival mansion, roam gardens and outbuildings, then enjoy a complimentary wine tasting on the grounds.
“The grounds and inside the mansion are both stunning. A great getaway from the city. I arrived late and the girl working the check in was so sweet and moved my tour to a later time. The tour guide was very informative. The wines were delicious. Great tour!”
A 60-minute Journey to Jubilee walk at Belle Meade in Nashville, with tough history, thoughtful guides, and a 21+ wine tasting.
“The tour was average. Would I do it again, I don't think so. There were parts of it which were too detailed and some aspects where we would have liked to have spent more time. It's not bad but probably not 3 hrs worth of my time.”
Battle at Belle Meade Civil War walking tour in Nashville plus included site entry and optional wine tasting after.
“Tom was a great tour guide, and he was easy to converse with about everything! Loads of fun!”
