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Monticello Day Pass and House Tour
Spend a day on the beautiful grounds of Monticello and get an intimate look at Thomas Jefferson.
Included in the...
+ Show full infoSpend a day on the beautiful grounds of Monticello and get an intimate look at Thomas Jefferson.
Included in the Monticello Day Pass:
Guided Tours
- First-floor Tour of the House
- Guided Slavery at Monticello Tours (April-October and weekends in February)
- Guided Gardens and Grounds Tours (April-October)
- Summertime Archaeology Walks to Sites 6 and 8 (Monday-Friday, June 4-July 12)
State of the Art Visitor Center
- Free Parking
- 4 Exhibitions
- 15-minute film Thomas Jefferson's World
- Griffin Discovery Room
- Monticello Museum Shop
Access to
- Shopping and café
- Crossroads exhibition in lower level of the main house
- Seasonal Mountaintop Activity Center
- African American Graveyard
- 50% off regular admission to Thomas Jefferson’s retreat, Poplar Forest, near Lynchburg, VA
Family Friendly Tour and Day Pass
These special guided tours of Thomas Jefferson's house are designed especially for families with children ages 6 to 11. The 35...
These special guided tours of Thomas Jefferson's house are designed especially for families with children ages 6 to 11. The 35-minute tours feature hands-on opportunities in every room and provide a glimpse of what life was like for the children who lived at Monticello in the late 1700s and early 1800s.
Included in the Family Friendly Day Pass:
Guided Tours
- Guided Tour of Monticello
- Guided Slavery at Monticello Tours (April-October)
- Guided Gardens and Grounds Tours (April-October)
- Summertime Archaeology Walks to Sites 6 and 8 (Monday-Friday, June 4-July 12)
State of the Art Visitor Center
- Free Parking
- 4 Exhibitions
- 15-minute film Thomas Jefferson's World
- Griffin Discovery Room
- Monticello Museum Shop
Access to
- Shopping and café
- Crossroads exhibition in lower level of the main house
- Seasonal Mountaintop Activity Center
- African American Graveyard
- 50% off regular admission to Thomas Jefferson’s retreat, Poplar Forest, near Lynchburg, VA
Monticello Private Guide
Now you can discover Monticello with the ultimate insider’s experience. Enjoy an intimate group setting and explore Jefferson’...
Now you can discover Monticello with the ultimate insider’s experience. Enjoy an intimate group setting and explore Jefferson’s mountaintop home during your own personal tour tailored exclusively to your interests. Your guide will greet you at the Thomas Jefferson Visitor Center and lead you on a three-hour private tour, which includes a tour of the house, the third floor dome room, Monticello’s beautiful gardens and grounds or the museum galleries.

Your Monticello Private Guide tour includes:
- An experienced Monticello guide who will tailor the tour to your interests
- A private tour of Monticello for you and your guests
- A visit to Jefferson’s rarely seen Dome Room
- A guided tour of the gardens, grounds or museum galleries
Scheduling a Private Guide Tour
Reservations must be made two weeks in advance and are subject to availability. Contact: 434.984.9884.
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Slavery at Monticello Tours
These guided outdoor tours focusing on the experiences of the enslaved people who lived and labored on the Monticello...
These guided outdoor tours focusing on the experiences of the enslaved people who lived and labored on the Monticello plantation are offered twice daily on weekends in February and six times a day, March 15 - October 31.Included in price of admission.
Making Reservations
Reservations for this tour are not required. Tours begin on the east end (paved area) of Mulberry Row, near the Mountaintop Museum Shop.
Garden Explorers Family Workshop
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Thomas Jefferson was not only a founding father --- he was a founding gardener! Join Monticello staff for a hands-on adventure in Jefferson's restored vegetable garden. Practice your gardening skills as you plant and water seeds. Try something new as you discover Jefferson’s rare and unusual veggies and harvest a snack fresh from the earth. Take home a living connection to our nation’s history: heirloom seeds from Mr. Jefferson's garden! Suggested for families with children ages 5-10
If you would like to purchase tickets for a house tour after your garden program, we suggest a tour time of 11:00 or later.
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Other Tours and Events
Special Event
17th Annual Historic Landscape Institute
“Preserving Jefferson’s Gardens and Landscapes”
This one-week course will use the gardens and...
“Preserving Jefferson’s Gardens and Landscapes”
This one-week course will use the gardens and landscapes of Monticello and the University of Virginia as an outdoor classroom for the study of historic landscape preservation. Lectures, workshops, field trips, and practical working experiences will provide an introduction to the fields of landscape history, garden restoration, and historical horticulture. Fee charged; registration and application required. Call (434) 984-9816 or visit Monticello’s website for additional information.
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Archaeology Walks
Explore our current archaeological field research, as it is being conducted by the...
Explore our current archaeological field research, as it is being conducted by the Monticello-University of Virginia Archaeological Field School. This is one-mile (roundtrip) walk to excavations in progress at "Site 8" and "Site 6". These two sites were once home to enslaved field laborers in the late-eighteenth and early-nineteenth centuries. Monticello’s archaeologists will explain basics of archaeological research design, soils, stratigraphy, excavation strategies, our latest discoveries, and how they fit into our larger understanding of changing life ways at Monticello. Because this is a one-mile walk in the woods, water bottles, sturdy shoes, and long trousers are recommended.
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Special Event
17th Annual Historic Landscape Institute
“Preserving Jefferson’s Gardens and Landscapes”
This one-week course will use the gardens and...
“Preserving Jefferson’s Gardens and Landscapes”
This one-week course will use the gardens and landscapes of Monticello and the University of Virginia as an outdoor classroom for the study of historic landscape preservation. Lectures, workshops, field trips, and practical working experiences will provide an introduction to the fields of landscape history, garden restoration, and historical horticulture. Fee charged; registration and application required. Call (434) 984-9816 or visit Monticello’s website for additional information.
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Fellows Forum: Thomas Jefferson and Europe
Join Kasia Stelmasiak, Assistant Professor, Institute of History, The Jan Kochanowski University in Kielce, Branch in...
Join Kasia Stelmasiak, Assistant Professor, Institute of History, The Jan Kochanowski University in Kielce, Branch in Piotrków Trybunalski (Poland), for a talk on her work on Thomas Jefferson and Europe.
Kasia is currently working on a book about Thomas Jefferson and his relationship with Europe. The book will present the European world of Thomas Jefferson and will be based on selected accounts of his writings. She hopes to discover how Thomas Jefferson prepared for his European travels and how his Virginian background influenced these travels. The lecture will focus on motives, circumstances, and expectations and will examine how he transferred the European world to life at Monticello. Kasia's research examines aspects of culture, science, and ordinary life.
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Evening Signature Tour and Day Pass
Enjoy the beauty and tranquility of Monticello at the end of the day on this exclusive evening tour. Come early, if you...
Enjoy the beauty and tranquility of Monticello at the end of the day on this exclusive evening tour. Come early, if you wish, and enjoy guided tours of Monticello’s gardens and Mulberry Row, where many of Monticello’s enslaved men and women lived and worked. And then browse the exhibition galleries and Museum Shop on your own before your guided house tour which includes the third-floor Dome Room. After the tour, enjoy spectacular views of the setting sun from the mountaintop!
Included in the Evening Signature Day Pass
- Extended, after-hours House Tour
- Guided Slavery at Monticello Tours (April-October and weekends in February)
- Guided Gardens and Grounds Tours (April-October)
- Summertime Archaeology Walks to Sites 6 and 8 (Monday-Friday, June 4-July 12)
State of the Art Visitor Center
- Free Parking
- 4 Exhibitions
- 15-minute film Thomas Jefferson's World
- Griffin Discovery Room
- Monticello Museum Shop
Access to
- Shopping and café
- Crossroads exhibition in lower level of the main house
- Seasonal Mountaintop Activity Center
- African American Graveyard
- 50% off regular admission to Thomas Jefferson’s retreat, Poplar Forest, near Lynchburg, VA
Thomas Jefferson’s Revolutionary Garden Tour at Monticello
Our new, two-hour, experiential tour of Thomas Jefferson’s vegetable and fruit gardens—his Revolutionary Garden—...
Our new, two-hour, experiential tour of Thomas Jefferson’s vegetable and fruit gardens—his Revolutionary Garden—includes an in-depth guided walk followed by a Meet the Gardener segment with Monticello’s professional staff. Visitors participates in seasonal gardening activities, such as planting, harvesting, and sampling spring crops ranging from asparagus to baby root vegetables.
Also included:
- House Tour at 11:30 (immediately following the Revolutionary Garden Tour)
- Gardens and Grounds Tours (April-October)
- Slavery at Monticello Tours (April-October)
- Film, Exhibitions, and Griffin Discovery Room at the Thomas Jefferson Visitor Center and Smith Education Center
- 50% off regular admission to Thomas Jefferson’s retreat, Poplar Forest, near Lynchburg, VA
Scheduling a Revolutionary Garden Tour
Tickets for these tours typically sell out in advance. To make your reservation online, please click on the tickets icon above.
Please plan to arrive at Monticello at least 30 minutes before the time of your reservation. Please note that your ticket includes a House Tour at 11:30 am, following the Revolutionary Garden Tour.
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Archaeology Walks
Explore our current archaeological field research, as it is being conducted by the...
Explore our current archaeological field research, as it is being conducted by the Monticello-University of Virginia Archaeological Field School. This is one-mile (roundtrip) walk to excavations in progress at "Site 8" and "Site 6". These two sites were once home to enslaved field laborers in the late-eighteenth and early-nineteenth centuries. Monticello’s archaeologists will explain basics of archaeological research design, soils, stratigraphy, excavation strategies, our latest discoveries, and how they fit into our larger understanding of changing life ways at Monticello. Because this is a one-mile walk in the woods, water bottles, sturdy shoes, and long trousers are recommended.
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Special Event
17th Annual Historic Landscape Institute
“Preserving Jefferson’s Gardens and Landscapes”
This one-week course will use the gardens and...
“Preserving Jefferson’s Gardens and Landscapes”
This one-week course will use the gardens and landscapes of Monticello and the University of Virginia as an outdoor classroom for the study of historic landscape preservation. Lectures, workshops, field trips, and practical working experiences will provide an introduction to the fields of landscape history, garden restoration, and historical horticulture. Fee charged; registration and application required. Call (434) 984-9816 or visit Monticello’s website for additional information.
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Archaeology Walks
Explore our current archaeological field research, as it is being conducted by the...
Explore our current archaeological field research, as it is being conducted by the Monticello-University of Virginia Archaeological Field School. This is one-mile (roundtrip) walk to excavations in progress at "Site 8" and "Site 6". These two sites were once home to enslaved field laborers in the late-eighteenth and early-nineteenth centuries. Monticello’s archaeologists will explain basics of archaeological research design, soils, stratigraphy, excavation strategies, our latest discoveries, and how they fit into our larger understanding of changing life ways at Monticello. Because this is a one-mile walk in the woods, water bottles, sturdy shoes, and long trousers are recommended.
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Special Event
17th Annual Historic Landscape Institute
“Preserving Jefferson’s Gardens and Landscapes”
This one-week course will use the gardens and...
“Preserving Jefferson’s Gardens and Landscapes”
This one-week course will use the gardens and landscapes of Monticello and the University of Virginia as an outdoor classroom for the study of historic landscape preservation. Lectures, workshops, field trips, and practical working experiences will provide an introduction to the fields of landscape history, garden restoration, and historical horticulture. Fee charged; registration and application required. Call (434) 984-9816 or visit Monticello’s website for additional information.
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Fellows Forum: Provincial Patriots: Belgians and the American Declaration of Independence, 1789-1790
Join ICJS Fellow Jane Judge, Ph.D. Candidate...
Join ICJS Fellow Jane Judge, Ph.D. Candidate in American History, University of Edinburgh, for a talk on her research on Provincial Patriots: Belgians and the American Declaration of Independence, 1789-1790.
Beginning in 1787, the ten provinces that make up modern-day Belgium revolted against reforms being implemented by their sovereign Joseph II of Austria. In the summer of 1789 it became an armed revolution and independence was won in December that year. Judge examines how these Belgian revolutionaries in the eighteenth century used the American model to craft their own declarations of independence and what this can tell us about the "transatlantic" state of the revolutionary period.
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Evening Signature Tour and Day Pass
Enjoy the beauty and tranquility of Monticello at the end of the day on this exclusive evening tour. Come early, if you...
Enjoy the beauty and tranquility of Monticello at the end of the day on this exclusive evening tour. Come early, if you wish, and enjoy guided tours of Monticello’s gardens and Mulberry Row, where many of Monticello’s enslaved men and women lived and worked. And then browse the exhibition galleries and Museum Shop on your own before your guided house tour which includes the third-floor Dome Room. After the tour, enjoy spectacular views of the setting sun from the mountaintop!
Included in the Evening Signature Day Pass
- Extended, after-hours House Tour
- Guided Slavery at Monticello Tours (April-October and weekends in February)
- Guided Gardens and Grounds Tours (April-October)
- Summertime Archaeology Walks to Sites 6 and 8 (Monday-Friday, June 4-July 12)
State of the Art Visitor Center
- Free Parking
- 4 Exhibitions
- 15-minute film Thomas Jefferson's World
- Griffin Discovery Room
- Monticello Museum Shop
Access to
- Shopping and café
- Crossroads exhibition in lower level of the main house
- Seasonal Mountaintop Activity Center
- African American Graveyard
- 50% off regular admission to Thomas Jefferson’s retreat, Poplar Forest, near Lynchburg, VA
Archaeology Walks
Explore our current archaeological field research, as it is being conducted by the...
Explore our current archaeological field research, as it is being conducted by the Monticello-University of Virginia Archaeological Field School. This is one-mile (roundtrip) walk to excavations in progress at "Site 8" and "Site 6". These two sites were once home to enslaved field laborers in the late-eighteenth and early-nineteenth centuries. Monticello’s archaeologists will explain basics of archaeological research design, soils, stratigraphy, excavation strategies, our latest discoveries, and how they fit into our larger understanding of changing life ways at Monticello. Because this is a one-mile walk in the woods, water bottles, sturdy shoes, and long trousers are recommended.
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Digital Photography in the Garden
Join Fine Arts Photographer John Hulburt in the gardens at the Thomas Jefferson Center for Historic Plants for an introduction...
Join Fine Arts Photographer John Hulburt in the gardens at the Thomas Jefferson Center for Historic Plants for an introduction to digital photography in the garden. Bring your own digital camera (or even your smart phone!) and learn the basics of photographing flowers and gardens. Topics covered will include seeing the light, close-up and macro techniques, pleasing compositional guidelines and more.
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Early Summer Arboretum Walk
Join naturalist Jerry Therrien on a tour of the summer happenings with plants at the Saunders-Monticello Trail Arboretum. The...
Join naturalist Jerry Therrien on a tour of the summer happenings with plants at the Saunders-Monticello Trail Arboretum. The Arboretum contains around 200 different varieties of native plants of Albemarle County. Learn different aspects of the native flora, including the edible varieties that are fruiting as summer wanes.
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Thomas Jefferson’s Revolutionary Garden Tour at Monticello
Our new, two-hour, experiential tour of Thomas Jefferson’s vegetable and fruit gardens—his Revolutionary Garden—...
Our new, two-hour, experiential tour of Thomas Jefferson’s vegetable and fruit gardens—his Revolutionary Garden—includes an in-depth guided walk followed by a Meet the Gardener segment with Monticello’s professional staff. Visitors participates in seasonal gardening activities, such as planting, harvesting, and sampling spring crops ranging from asparagus to baby root vegetables.
Also included:
- House Tour at 11:30 (immediately following the Revolutionary Garden Tour)
- Gardens and Grounds Tours (April-October)
- Slavery at Monticello Tours (April-October)
- Film, Exhibitions, and Griffin Discovery Room at the Thomas Jefferson Visitor Center and Smith Education Center
- 50% off regular admission to Thomas Jefferson’s retreat, Poplar Forest, near Lynchburg, VA
Scheduling a Revolutionary Garden Tour
Tickets for these tours typically sell out in advance. To make your reservation online, please click on the tickets icon above.
Please plan to arrive at Monticello at least 30 minutes before the time of your reservation. Please note that your ticket includes a House Tour at 11:30 am, following the Revolutionary Garden Tour.
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Archaeology Walks
Explore our current archaeological field research, as it is being conducted by the...
Explore our current archaeological field research, as it is being conducted by the Monticello-University of Virginia Archaeological Field School. This is one-mile (roundtrip) walk to excavations in progress at "Site 8" and "Site 6". These two sites were once home to enslaved field laborers in the late-eighteenth and early-nineteenth centuries. Monticello’s archaeologists will explain basics of archaeological research design, soils, stratigraphy, excavation strategies, our latest discoveries, and how they fit into our larger understanding of changing life ways at Monticello. Because this is a one-mile walk in the woods, water bottles, sturdy shoes, and long trousers are recommended.
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Archaeology Walks
Explore our current archaeological field research, as it is being conducted by the...
Explore our current archaeological field research, as it is being conducted by the Monticello-University of Virginia Archaeological Field School. This is one-mile (roundtrip) walk to excavations in progress at "Site 8" and "Site 6". These two sites were once home to enslaved field laborers in the late-eighteenth and early-nineteenth centuries. Monticello’s archaeologists will explain basics of archaeological research design, soils, stratigraphy, excavation strategies, our latest discoveries, and how they fit into our larger understanding of changing life ways at Monticello. Because this is a one-mile walk in the woods, water bottles, sturdy shoes, and long trousers are recommended.
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Fellows Forum: Republican Constitutionalism in Jefferson's Notes on the State of Virginia
Join ICJS Fellow Dustin Gish, Visiting...
Join ICJS Fellow Dustin Gish, Visiting Assistant Professor, The Center for American Studies, Christopher Newport University, for a talk on his research on Republican Constitutionalism in Jefferson's Notes on the State of Virginia.
Notes on the State of Virginia is Thomas Jefferson's only book, and from its first appearance in print, it won acclaim as an American masterpiece, a tour de force of Enlightenment erudition mediated by an intense curiosity and profound concern with the natural wonders and political history of the New World. But the book has proven enigmatic for both casual readers and scholars, who have found it difficult to grasp the Notes as a coherent whole. This forum discussion addresses some of the causes for this perception, based on a new thorough study of the composition and publication history of the book, and shows how a sustained reading of the Notes as a unified work of political literature articulates Jefferson's mature vision for a genuinely republican political order rooted in nature and framed by a democratic constitution.
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Evening Signature Tour and Day Pass
Enjoy the beauty and tranquility of Monticello at the end of the day on this exclusive evening tour. Come early, if you...
Enjoy the beauty and tranquility of Monticello at the end of the day on this exclusive evening tour. Come early, if you wish, and enjoy guided tours of Monticello’s gardens and Mulberry Row, where many of Monticello’s enslaved men and women lived and worked. And then browse the exhibition galleries and Museum Shop on your own before your guided house tour which includes the third-floor Dome Room. After the tour, enjoy spectacular views of the setting sun from the mountaintop!
Included in the Evening Signature Day Pass
- Extended, after-hours House Tour
- Guided Slavery at Monticello Tours (April-October and weekends in February)
- Guided Gardens and Grounds Tours (April-October)
- Summertime Archaeology Walks to Sites 6 and 8 (Monday-Friday, June 4-July 12)
State of the Art Visitor Center
- Free Parking
- 4 Exhibitions
- 15-minute film Thomas Jefferson's World
- Griffin Discovery Room
- Monticello Museum Shop
Access to
- Shopping and café
- Crossroads exhibition in lower level of the main house
- Seasonal Mountaintop Activity Center
- African American Graveyard
- 50% off regular admission to Thomas Jefferson’s retreat, Poplar Forest, near Lynchburg, VA
Thomas Jefferson’s Revolutionary Garden Tour at Monticello
Our new, two-hour, experiential tour of Thomas Jefferson’s vegetable and fruit gardens—his Revolutionary Garden—...
Our new, two-hour, experiential tour of Thomas Jefferson’s vegetable and fruit gardens—his Revolutionary Garden—includes an in-depth guided walk followed by a Meet the Gardener segment with Monticello’s professional staff. Visitors participates in seasonal gardening activities, such as planting, harvesting, and sampling spring crops ranging from asparagus to baby root vegetables.
Also included:
- House Tour at 11:30 (immediately following the Revolutionary Garden Tour)
- Gardens and Grounds Tours (April-October)
- Slavery at Monticello Tours (April-October)
- Film, Exhibitions, and Griffin Discovery Room at the Thomas Jefferson Visitor Center and Smith Education Center
- 50% off regular admission to Thomas Jefferson’s retreat, Poplar Forest, near Lynchburg, VA
Scheduling a Revolutionary Garden Tour
Tickets for these tours typically sell out in advance. To make your reservation online, please click on the tickets icon above.
Please plan to arrive at Monticello at least 30 minutes before the time of your reservation. Please note that your ticket includes a House Tour at 11:30 am, following the Revolutionary Garden Tour.
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Archaeology Walks
Explore our current archaeological field research, as it is being conducted by the...
Explore our current archaeological field research, as it is being conducted by the Monticello-University of Virginia Archaeological Field School. This is one-mile (roundtrip) walk to excavations in progress at "Site 8" and "Site 6". These two sites were once home to enslaved field laborers in the late-eighteenth and early-nineteenth centuries. Monticello’s archaeologists will explain basics of archaeological research design, soils, stratigraphy, excavation strategies, our latest discoveries, and how they fit into our larger understanding of changing life ways at Monticello. Because this is a one-mile walk in the woods, water bottles, sturdy shoes, and long trousers are recommended.
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Archaeology Walks
Explore our current archaeological field research, as it is being conducted by the...
Explore our current archaeological field research, as it is being conducted by the Monticello-University of Virginia Archaeological Field School. This is one-mile (roundtrip) walk to excavations in progress at "Site 8" and "Site 6". These two sites were once home to enslaved field laborers in the late-eighteenth and early-nineteenth centuries. Monticello’s archaeologists will explain basics of archaeological research design, soils, stratigraphy, excavation strategies, our latest discoveries, and how they fit into our larger understanding of changing life ways at Monticello. Because this is a one-mile walk in the woods, water bottles, sturdy shoes, and long trousers are recommended.
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Evening Signature Tour and Day Pass
Enjoy the beauty and tranquility of Monticello at the end of the day on this exclusive evening tour. Come early, if you...
Enjoy the beauty and tranquility of Monticello at the end of the day on this exclusive evening tour. Come early, if you wish, and enjoy guided tours of Monticello’s gardens and Mulberry Row, where many of Monticello’s enslaved men and women lived and worked. And then browse the exhibition galleries and Museum Shop on your own before your guided house tour which includes the third-floor Dome Room. After the tour, enjoy spectacular views of the setting sun from the mountaintop!
Included in the Evening Signature Day Pass
- Extended, after-hours House Tour
- Guided Slavery at Monticello Tours (April-October and weekends in February)
- Guided Gardens and Grounds Tours (April-October)
- Summertime Archaeology Walks to Sites 6 and 8 (Monday-Friday, June 4-July 12)
State of the Art Visitor Center
- Free Parking
- 4 Exhibitions
- 15-minute film Thomas Jefferson's World
- Griffin Discovery Room
- Monticello Museum Shop
Access to
- Shopping and café
- Crossroads exhibition in lower level of the main house
- Seasonal Mountaintop Activity Center
- African American Graveyard
- 50% off regular admission to Thomas Jefferson’s retreat, Poplar Forest, near Lynchburg, VA
Archaeology Walks
Explore our current archaeological field research, as it is being conducted by the...
Explore our current archaeological field research, as it is being conducted by the Monticello-University of Virginia Archaeological Field School. This is one-mile (roundtrip) walk to excavations in progress at "Site 8" and "Site 6". These two sites were once home to enslaved field laborers in the late-eighteenth and early-nineteenth centuries. Monticello’s archaeologists will explain basics of archaeological research design, soils, stratigraphy, excavation strategies, our latest discoveries, and how they fit into our larger understanding of changing life ways at Monticello. Because this is a one-mile walk in the woods, water bottles, sturdy shoes, and long trousers are recommended.
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Natural Plant Dyes Workshop—Yellow, Blue, & Green
Until the late 19th century, dyes that colored cloth came primarily from plants. Join Pat Brodowski for this two-hour workshop...
Until the late 19th century, dyes that colored cloth came primarily from plants. Join Pat Brodowski for this two-hour workshop to learn how to create natural dyes. Bring a t-shirt or wool skein to dye in indigo, goldenrod, and onion or all three for this introduction to making dye colors from plants. Great for knitters, hand spinners, and children.
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Thomas Jefferson’s Revolutionary Garden Tour at Monticello
Our new, two-hour, experiential tour of Thomas Jefferson’s vegetable and fruit gardens—his Revolutionary Garden—...
Our new, two-hour, experiential tour of Thomas Jefferson’s vegetable and fruit gardens—his Revolutionary Garden—includes an in-depth guided walk followed by a Meet the Gardener segment with Monticello’s professional staff. Visitors participates in seasonal gardening activities, such as planting, harvesting, and sampling spring crops ranging from asparagus to baby root vegetables.
Also included:
- House Tour at 11:30 (immediately following the Revolutionary Garden Tour)
- Gardens and Grounds Tours (April-October)
- Slavery at Monticello Tours (April-October)
- Film, Exhibitions, and Griffin Discovery Room at the Thomas Jefferson Visitor Center and Smith Education Center
- 50% off regular admission to Thomas Jefferson’s retreat, Poplar Forest, near Lynchburg, VA
Scheduling a Revolutionary Garden Tour
Tickets for these tours typically sell out in advance. To make your reservation online, please click on the tickets icon above.
Please plan to arrive at Monticello at least 30 minutes before the time of your reservation. Please note that your ticket includes a House Tour at 11:30 am, following the Revolutionary Garden Tour.
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Archaeology Walks
Explore our current archaeological field research, as it is being conducted by the...
Explore our current archaeological field research, as it is being conducted by the Monticello-University of Virginia Archaeological Field School. This is one-mile (roundtrip) walk to excavations in progress at "Site 8" and "Site 6". These two sites were once home to enslaved field laborers in the late-eighteenth and early-nineteenth centuries. Monticello’s archaeologists will explain basics of archaeological research design, soils, stratigraphy, excavation strategies, our latest discoveries, and how they fit into our larger understanding of changing life ways at Monticello. Because this is a one-mile walk in the woods, water bottles, sturdy shoes, and long trousers are recommended.
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Archaeology Walks
Explore our current archaeological field research, as it is being conducted by the...
Explore our current archaeological field research, as it is being conducted by the Monticello-University of Virginia Archaeological Field School. This is one-mile (roundtrip) walk to excavations in progress at "Site 8" and "Site 6". These two sites were once home to enslaved field laborers in the late-eighteenth and early-nineteenth centuries. Monticello’s archaeologists will explain basics of archaeological research design, soils, stratigraphy, excavation strategies, our latest discoveries, and how they fit into our larger understanding of changing life ways at Monticello. Because this is a one-mile walk in the woods, water bottles, sturdy shoes, and long trousers are recommended.
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Special Event
Official Wine Launch Event – “Philip”
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Enjoy FREE wine tastings of the new Mazzei wine “Philip,” an extraordinary wine created to honor the Mazzei family’s great ancestor, Philip Mazzei. This wine embodies the “New World” spirit of Tuscan wine-making, best represents the revolutionary character of Philip Mazzei, and expresses the Mazzei family’s desire to pursue life, liberty and happiness.
Philip is a blend of the finest Cabernet Sauvignon grapes carefully selected from the Mazzei’s estates:
- Castello di Fonterutoli, the historic property in Chianti Classico, producing wines since 1435;
- Belguardo Estate, acquired in the late 1990s, in the gentle hills of the Maremma region, overlooking the Mediterranean Sea.
The wine launch celebrates the Italian influence at Monticello and commemorates the friendship between Thomas Jefferson and Philip Mazzei. The launch event will be held at The Shop at Monticello, in partnership with the Italian winery, Mazzei. The wine will be available to the public July 4, 2013.
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Evening Signature Tour and Day Pass
Enjoy the beauty and tranquility of Monticello at the end of the day on this exclusive evening tour. Come early, if you...
Enjoy the beauty and tranquility of Monticello at the end of the day on this exclusive evening tour. Come early, if you wish, and enjoy guided tours of Monticello’s gardens and Mulberry Row, where many of Monticello’s enslaved men and women lived and worked. And then browse the exhibition galleries and Museum Shop on your own before your guided house tour which includes the third-floor Dome Room. After the tour, enjoy spectacular views of the setting sun from the mountaintop!
Included in the Evening Signature Day Pass
- Extended, after-hours House Tour
- Guided Slavery at Monticello Tours (April-October and weekends in February)
- Guided Gardens and Grounds Tours (April-October)
- Summertime Archaeology Walks to Sites 6 and 8 (Monday-Friday, June 4-July 12)
State of the Art Visitor Center
- Free Parking
- 4 Exhibitions
- 15-minute film Thomas Jefferson's World
- Griffin Discovery Room
- Monticello Museum Shop
Access to
- Shopping and café
- Crossroads exhibition in lower level of the main house
- Seasonal Mountaintop Activity Center
- African American Graveyard
- 50% off regular admission to Thomas Jefferson’s retreat, Poplar Forest, near Lynchburg, VA
Thomas Jefferson’s Revolutionary Garden Tour at Monticello
Our new, two-hour, experiential tour of Thomas Jefferson’s vegetable and fruit gardens—his Revolutionary Garden—...
Our new, two-hour, experiential tour of Thomas Jefferson’s vegetable and fruit gardens—his Revolutionary Garden—includes an in-depth guided walk followed by a Meet the Gardener segment with Monticello’s professional staff. Visitors participates in seasonal gardening activities, such as planting, harvesting, and sampling spring crops ranging from asparagus to baby root vegetables.
Also included:
- House Tour at 11:30 (immediately following the Revolutionary Garden Tour)
- Gardens and Grounds Tours (April-October)
- Slavery at Monticello Tours (April-October)
- Film, Exhibitions, and Griffin Discovery Room at the Thomas Jefferson Visitor Center and Smith Education Center
- 50% off regular admission to Thomas Jefferson’s retreat, Poplar Forest, near Lynchburg, VA
Scheduling a Revolutionary Garden Tour
Tickets for these tours typically sell out in advance. To make your reservation online, please click on the tickets icon above.
Please plan to arrive at Monticello at least 30 minutes before the time of your reservation. Please note that your ticket includes a House Tour at 11:30 am, following the Revolutionary Garden Tour.
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Archaeology Walks
Explore our current archaeological field research, as it is being conducted by the...
Explore our current archaeological field research, as it is being conducted by the Monticello-University of Virginia Archaeological Field School. This is one-mile (roundtrip) walk to excavations in progress at "Site 8" and "Site 6". These two sites were once home to enslaved field laborers in the late-eighteenth and early-nineteenth centuries. Monticello’s archaeologists will explain basics of archaeological research design, soils, stratigraphy, excavation strategies, our latest discoveries, and how they fit into our larger understanding of changing life ways at Monticello. Because this is a one-mile walk in the woods, water bottles, sturdy shoes, and long trousers are recommended.
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Special Event
July 4th
There is no more inspirational place to celebrate the Fourth of July than Monticello, the home of the author of the...
There is no more inspirational place to celebrate the Fourth of July than Monticello, the home of the author of the Declaration of Independence. Since 1963, more than 3,000 people from every corner of the globe have taken the oath of citizenship at the annual Monticello Independence Day Celebration and Naturalization Ceremony. It is the oldest continuous naturalization ceremony in the United States outside of a courtroom.
This year, Dave Matthews, best known as the lead vocalist/guitarist for Dave Matthews Band, will be the featured speaker at Monticello's 51st annual Independence Day Celebration and Naturalization Ceremony-the oldest continuous naturalization ceremony outside of a courtroom in the United States.Born in Johannesburg, South Africa, Matthews became a naturalized American citizen in 1980. His family moved frequently during his childhood, spending time in the U.S. and England in addition to South Africa, and he credits their travels with widening his frame of reference.
The ceremony is held on the West Lawn of Monticello and starts at 9 a.m.; the Piedmont Virginia Community College (PVCC) parking lot opens at 6:30 a.m. Register for an early ticket/shuttle bus boarding time for the best seating. The Ceremony will conclude at approximately 10:30 a.m. After the ceremony you are welcome to remain on the mountain or board a Monticello shuttle bus for transportation back to the PVCC parking lot. Monticello Day Pass tickets may be purchased online or onsite for house tours on July 4 after 12 p.m. Monticello house and grounds will be open until 6 p.m. on July 4.
See the expanded July 4th at Monticello page for more information about this exciting annual event.
Archaeology Walks
Explore our current archaeological field research, as it is being conducted by the...
Explore our current archaeological field research, as it is being conducted by the Monticello-University of Virginia Archaeological Field School. This is one-mile (roundtrip) walk to excavations in progress at "Site 8" and "Site 6". These two sites were once home to enslaved field laborers in the late-eighteenth and early-nineteenth centuries. Monticello’s archaeologists will explain basics of archaeological research design, soils, stratigraphy, excavation strategies, our latest discoveries, and how they fit into our larger understanding of changing life ways at Monticello. Because this is a one-mile walk in the woods, water bottles, sturdy shoes, and long trousers are recommended.
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Evening Signature Tour and Day Pass
Enjoy the beauty and tranquility of Monticello at the end of the day on this exclusive evening tour. Come early, if you...
Enjoy the beauty and tranquility of Monticello at the end of the day on this exclusive evening tour. Come early, if you wish, and enjoy guided tours of Monticello’s gardens and Mulberry Row, where many of Monticello’s enslaved men and women lived and worked. And then browse the exhibition galleries and Museum Shop on your own before your guided house tour which includes the third-floor Dome Room. After the tour, enjoy spectacular views of the setting sun from the mountaintop!
Included in the Evening Signature Day Pass
- Extended, after-hours House Tour
- Guided Slavery at Monticello Tours (April-October and weekends in February)
- Guided Gardens and Grounds Tours (April-October)
- Summertime Archaeology Walks to Sites 6 and 8 (Monday-Friday, June 4-July 12)
State of the Art Visitor Center
- Free Parking
- 4 Exhibitions
- 15-minute film Thomas Jefferson's World
- Griffin Discovery Room
- Monticello Museum Shop
Access to
- Shopping and café
- Crossroads exhibition in lower level of the main house
- Seasonal Mountaintop Activity Center
- African American Graveyard
- 50% off regular admission to Thomas Jefferson’s retreat, Poplar Forest, near Lynchburg, VA
Archaeology Walks
Explore our current archaeological field research, as it is being conducted by the...
Explore our current archaeological field research, as it is being conducted by the Monticello-University of Virginia Archaeological Field School. This is one-mile (roundtrip) walk to excavations in progress at "Site 8" and "Site 6". These two sites were once home to enslaved field laborers in the late-eighteenth and early-nineteenth centuries. Monticello’s archaeologists will explain basics of archaeological research design, soils, stratigraphy, excavation strategies, our latest discoveries, and how they fit into our larger understanding of changing life ways at Monticello. Because this is a one-mile walk in the woods, water bottles, sturdy shoes, and long trousers are recommended.
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The Natural History of Trees Walk
Trees perhaps occupied first place in Thomas Jefferson’s hierarchy of favorite garden plants. This two-hour walking tour...
Trees perhaps occupied first place in Thomas Jefferson’s hierarchy of favorite garden plants. This two-hour walking tour explores the natural history of Monticello’s exotic and native trees. Learn to identify about fifty species through an understanding of their ornamental, cultural, and historical character. This will be a relaxed morning ramble through a typical central Virginia hardwood forest.
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Thomas Jefferson’s Revolutionary Garden Tour at Monticello
Our new, two-hour, experiential tour of Thomas Jefferson’s vegetable and fruit gardens—his Revolutionary Garden—...
Our new, two-hour, experiential tour of Thomas Jefferson’s vegetable and fruit gardens—his Revolutionary Garden—includes an in-depth guided walk followed by a Meet the Gardener segment with Monticello’s professional staff. Visitors participates in seasonal gardening activities, such as planting, harvesting, and sampling spring crops ranging from asparagus to baby root vegetables.
Also included:
- House Tour at 11:30 (immediately following the Revolutionary Garden Tour)
- Gardens and Grounds Tours (April-October)
- Slavery at Monticello Tours (April-October)
- Film, Exhibitions, and Griffin Discovery Room at the Thomas Jefferson Visitor Center and Smith Education Center
- 50% off regular admission to Thomas Jefferson’s retreat, Poplar Forest, near Lynchburg, VA
Scheduling a Revolutionary Garden Tour
Tickets for these tours typically sell out in advance. To make your reservation online, please click on the tickets icon above.
Please plan to arrive at Monticello at least 30 minutes before the time of your reservation. Please note that your ticket includes a House Tour at 11:30 am, following the Revolutionary Garden Tour.
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Archaeology Walks
Explore our current archaeological field research, as it is being conducted by the...
Explore our current archaeological field research, as it is being conducted by the Monticello-University of Virginia Archaeological Field School. This is one-mile (roundtrip) walk to excavations in progress at "Site 8" and "Site 6". These two sites were once home to enslaved field laborers in the late-eighteenth and early-nineteenth centuries. Monticello’s archaeologists will explain basics of archaeological research design, soils, stratigraphy, excavation strategies, our latest discoveries, and how they fit into our larger understanding of changing life ways at Monticello. Because this is a one-mile walk in the woods, water bottles, sturdy shoes, and long trousers are recommended.
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Archaeology Walks
Explore our current archaeological field research, as it is being conducted by the...
Explore our current archaeological field research, as it is being conducted by the Monticello-University of Virginia Archaeological Field School. This is one-mile (roundtrip) walk to excavations in progress at "Site 8" and "Site 6". These two sites were once home to enslaved field laborers in the late-eighteenth and early-nineteenth centuries. Monticello’s archaeologists will explain basics of archaeological research design, soils, stratigraphy, excavation strategies, our latest discoveries, and how they fit into our larger understanding of changing life ways at Monticello. Because this is a one-mile walk in the woods, water bottles, sturdy shoes, and long trousers are recommended.
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Evening Signature Tour and Day Pass
Enjoy the beauty and tranquility of Monticello at the end of the day on this exclusive evening tour. Come early, if you...
Enjoy the beauty and tranquility of Monticello at the end of the day on this exclusive evening tour. Come early, if you wish, and enjoy guided tours of Monticello’s gardens and Mulberry Row, where many of Monticello’s enslaved men and women lived and worked. And then browse the exhibition galleries and Museum Shop on your own before your guided house tour which includes the third-floor Dome Room. After the tour, enjoy spectacular views of the setting sun from the mountaintop!
Included in the Evening Signature Day Pass
- Extended, after-hours House Tour
- Guided Slavery at Monticello Tours (April-October and weekends in February)
- Guided Gardens and Grounds Tours (April-October)
- Summertime Archaeology Walks to Sites 6 and 8 (Monday-Friday, June 4-July 12)
State of the Art Visitor Center
- Free Parking
- 4 Exhibitions
- 15-minute film Thomas Jefferson's World
- Griffin Discovery Room
- Monticello Museum Shop
Access to
- Shopping and café
- Crossroads exhibition in lower level of the main house
- Seasonal Mountaintop Activity Center
- African American Graveyard
- 50% off regular admission to Thomas Jefferson’s retreat, Poplar Forest, near Lynchburg, VA
Thomas Jefferson’s Revolutionary Garden Tour at Monticello
Our new, two-hour, experiential tour of Thomas Jefferson’s vegetable and fruit gardens—his Revolutionary Garden—...
Our new, two-hour, experiential tour of Thomas Jefferson’s vegetable and fruit gardens—his Revolutionary Garden—includes an in-depth guided walk followed by a Meet the Gardener segment with Monticello’s professional staff. Visitors participates in seasonal gardening activities, such as planting, harvesting, and sampling spring crops ranging from asparagus to baby root vegetables.
Also included:
- House Tour at 11:30 (immediately following the Revolutionary Garden Tour)
- Gardens and Grounds Tours (April-October)
- Slavery at Monticello Tours (April-October)
- Film, Exhibitions, and Griffin Discovery Room at the Thomas Jefferson Visitor Center and Smith Education Center
- 50% off regular admission to Thomas Jefferson’s retreat, Poplar Forest, near Lynchburg, VA
Scheduling a Revolutionary Garden Tour
Tickets for these tours typically sell out in advance. To make your reservation online, please click on the tickets icon above.
Please plan to arrive at Monticello at least 30 minutes before the time of your reservation. Please note that your ticket includes a House Tour at 11:30 am, following the Revolutionary Garden Tour.
– Hide full info
Archaeology Walks
Explore our current archaeological field research, as it is being conducted by the...
Explore our current archaeological field research, as it is being conducted by the Monticello-University of Virginia Archaeological Field School. This is one-mile (roundtrip) walk to excavations in progress at "Site 8" and "Site 6". These two sites were once home to enslaved field laborers in the late-eighteenth and early-nineteenth centuries. Monticello’s archaeologists will explain basics of archaeological research design, soils, stratigraphy, excavation strategies, our latest discoveries, and how they fit into our larger understanding of changing life ways at Monticello. Because this is a one-mile walk in the woods, water bottles, sturdy shoes, and long trousers are recommended.
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Archaeology Walks
Explore our current archaeological field research, as it is being conducted by the...
Explore our current archaeological field research, as it is being conducted by the Monticello-University of Virginia Archaeological Field School. This is one-mile (roundtrip) walk to excavations in progress at "Site 8" and "Site 6". These two sites were once home to enslaved field laborers in the late-eighteenth and early-nineteenth centuries. Monticello’s archaeologists will explain basics of archaeological research design, soils, stratigraphy, excavation strategies, our latest discoveries, and how they fit into our larger understanding of changing life ways at Monticello. Because this is a one-mile walk in the woods, water bottles, sturdy shoes, and long trousers are recommended.
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Evening Signature Tour and Day Pass
Enjoy the beauty and tranquility of Monticello at the end of the day on this exclusive evening tour. Come early, if you...
Enjoy the beauty and tranquility of Monticello at the end of the day on this exclusive evening tour. Come early, if you wish, and enjoy guided tours of Monticello’s gardens and Mulberry Row, where many of Monticello’s enslaved men and women lived and worked. And then browse the exhibition galleries and Museum Shop on your own before your guided house tour which includes the third-floor Dome Room. After the tour, enjoy spectacular views of the setting sun from the mountaintop!
Included in the Evening Signature Day Pass
- Extended, after-hours House Tour
- Guided Slavery at Monticello Tours (April-October and weekends in February)
- Guided Gardens and Grounds Tours (April-October)
- Summertime Archaeology Walks to Sites 6 and 8 (Monday-Friday, June 4-July 12)
State of the Art Visitor Center
- Free Parking
- 4 Exhibitions
- 15-minute film Thomas Jefferson's World
- Griffin Discovery Room
- Monticello Museum Shop
Access to
- Shopping and café
- Crossroads exhibition in lower level of the main house
- Seasonal Mountaintop Activity Center
- African American Graveyard
- 50% off regular admission to Thomas Jefferson’s retreat, Poplar Forest, near Lynchburg, VA
Archaeology Walks
Explore our current archaeological field research, as it is being conducted by the...
Explore our current archaeological field research, as it is being conducted by the Monticello-University of Virginia Archaeological Field School. This is one-mile (roundtrip) walk to excavations in progress at "Site 8" and "Site 6". These two sites were once home to enslaved field laborers in the late-eighteenth and early-nineteenth centuries. Monticello’s archaeologists will explain basics of archaeological research design, soils, stratigraphy, excavation strategies, our latest discoveries, and how they fit into our larger understanding of changing life ways at Monticello. Because this is a one-mile walk in the woods, water bottles, sturdy shoes, and long trousers are recommended.
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Bug Blitz
This two hour, family-friendly adventure, led by Devin Floyd, will be a hunt to see how many different bug species can be...
This two hour, family-friendly adventure, led by Devin Floyd, will be a hunt to see how many different bug species can be found in the Monticello gardens. Explorers will discover the diversity of insects and spiders; and study, identify, and document species discovered using a variety of record-keeping tools including journaling, photography, and sketching. Species list, photographs, and drawings can be shared in hard copy and on-line format.
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Garden Explorers Family Workshop
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Thomas Jefferson was not only a founding father --- he was a founding gardener! Join Monticello staff for a hands-on adventure in Jefferson's restored vegetable garden. Practice your gardening skills as you plant and water seeds. Try something new as you discover Jefferson’s rare and unusual veggies and harvest a snack fresh from the earth. Take home a living connection to our nation’s history: heirloom seeds from Mr. Jefferson's garden! Suggested for families with children ages 5-10
If you would like to purchase tickets for a house tour after your garden program, we suggest a tour time of 11:00 or later.
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Thomas Jefferson’s Revolutionary Garden Tour at Monticello
Our new, two-hour, experiential tour of Thomas Jefferson’s vegetable and fruit gardens—his Revolutionary Garden—...
Our new, two-hour, experiential tour of Thomas Jefferson’s vegetable and fruit gardens—his Revolutionary Garden—includes an in-depth guided walk followed by a Meet the Gardener segment with Monticello’s professional staff. Visitors participates in seasonal gardening activities, such as planting, harvesting, and sampling spring crops ranging from asparagus to baby root vegetables.
Also included:
- House Tour at 11:30 (immediately following the Revolutionary Garden Tour)
- Gardens and Grounds Tours (April-October)
- Slavery at Monticello Tours (April-October)
- Film, Exhibitions, and Griffin Discovery Room at the Thomas Jefferson Visitor Center and Smith Education Center
- 50% off regular admission to Thomas Jefferson’s retreat, Poplar Forest, near Lynchburg, VA
Scheduling a Revolutionary Garden Tour
Tickets for these tours typically sell out in advance. To make your reservation online, please click on the tickets icon above.
Please plan to arrive at Monticello at least 30 minutes before the time of your reservation. Please note that your ticket includes a House Tour at 11:30 am, following the Revolutionary Garden Tour.
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Special Event
Bill Barker: Being Thomas Jefferson
As part our...
As part our exciting new speaker series T.O.M. Talks℠, enjoy a private reception atop Jefferson's Montalto and a conversation with Bill Barker, who has “been” Thomas Jefferson for almost 20 years. Barker, a history major and professional actor and director, will share his experiences portraying our third president at numerous venues throughout the United States and in Europe, including the White House and the Palace of Versailles.
This event is sponsored by SunTrust.
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Evening Signature Tour and Day Pass
Enjoy the beauty and tranquility of Monticello at the end of the day on this exclusive evening tour. Come early, if you...
Enjoy the beauty and tranquility of Monticello at the end of the day on this exclusive evening tour. Come early, if you wish, and enjoy guided tours of Monticello’s gardens and Mulberry Row, where many of Monticello’s enslaved men and women lived and worked. And then browse the exhibition galleries and Museum Shop on your own before your guided house tour which includes the third-floor Dome Room. After the tour, enjoy spectacular views of the setting sun from the mountaintop!
Included in the Evening Signature Day Pass
- Extended, after-hours House Tour
- Guided Slavery at Monticello Tours (April-October and weekends in February)
- Guided Gardens and Grounds Tours (April-October)
- Summertime Archaeology Walks to Sites 6 and 8 (Monday-Friday, June 4-July 12)
State of the Art Visitor Center
- Free Parking
- 4 Exhibitions
- 15-minute film Thomas Jefferson's World
- Griffin Discovery Room
- Monticello Museum Shop
Access to
- Shopping and café
- Crossroads exhibition in lower level of the main house
- Seasonal Mountaintop Activity Center
- African American Graveyard
- 50% off regular admission to Thomas Jefferson’s retreat, Poplar Forest, near Lynchburg, VA
Thomas Jefferson’s Revolutionary Garden Tour at Monticello
Our new, two-hour, experiential tour of Thomas Jefferson’s vegetable and fruit gardens—his Revolutionary Garden—...
Our new, two-hour, experiential tour of Thomas Jefferson’s vegetable and fruit gardens—his Revolutionary Garden—includes an in-depth guided walk followed by a Meet the Gardener segment with Monticello’s professional staff. Visitors participates in seasonal gardening activities, such as planting, harvesting, and sampling spring crops ranging from asparagus to baby root vegetables.
Also included:
- House Tour at 11:30 (immediately following the Revolutionary Garden Tour)
- Gardens and Grounds Tours (April-October)
- Slavery at Monticello Tours (April-October)
- Film, Exhibitions, and Griffin Discovery Room at the Thomas Jefferson Visitor Center and Smith Education Center
- 50% off regular admission to Thomas Jefferson’s retreat, Poplar Forest, near Lynchburg, VA
Scheduling a Revolutionary Garden Tour
Tickets for these tours typically sell out in advance. To make your reservation online, please click on the tickets icon above.
Please plan to arrive at Monticello at least 30 minutes before the time of your reservation. Please note that your ticket includes a House Tour at 11:30 am, following the Revolutionary Garden Tour.
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