November 3, 2012 – January 1, 2013
Asheville, North Carolina
America's largest house, Biltmore House on the magnificent Biltmore Estate, is even more magical than usual throughout the holidays, giving new meaning to the lyrics, Deck the halls with boughs of holly. Continuing the traditions that began when George W. Vanderbilt first welcomed his friends and family to Biltmore on Christmas Eve 1895, the estate features dozens of Christmas trees, miles of ribbon, garland and lights. To add to the sparkle on scheduled days, holiday music performed by ensembles fills the halls with seasonal cheer and inspirational holiday demonstrations are offered throughout the season.
Daytime Visits
Daytime guests may enjoy special complimentary seminars and activities on select days throughout the estate, including decorating ideas, complimentary wine tastings at the Winery, pictures with St. Nick and more.
Candlelight Christmas Evenings
November 9 – December 31, 2012
Candlelight Christmas Evenings tickets include evening admission to Biltmore House, plus daytime access to Biltmore Gardens, Antler Hill Village and Biltmore Winery on the same or next day as your evening visit. There are two ticket price levels based on the day of the week you choose for your visit. Hotel and ticket packages are offered at the Inn on Biltmore Estate and other Asheville hotels, subject to availability.
Additional Information
- Biltmore Website - Christmas at Biltmore
- Biltmore Website - Candlelight Christmas Evenings
- Things to Do at Biltmore Estate
- Photos of Biltmore Estate
- The Inn on Biltmore Estate - Compare Rates
- Asheville Hotels - Compare Rates
- Asheville Flights - Compare Fares
- Mileage and Estimated Driving Times to Asheville
- November Weather | December Weather
