Listen to a Podcast about the Monticello Gardens
Check out our podcasts on Jefferson's interest in horticulture and Monticello's gardens and grounds, including our newest series, A Rich Spot of Earth.
Open Today – 8:30 am - 5:00pm
Enjoy Monticello’s Gardens and Grounds at your own pace. Guests can tour the mountaintop and newly restored South Wing, Mulberry Row, and exhibit spaces under the house. They can also take advantage of the seasonal Garden Tour, daily Slavery at Monticello Tour, and get a picture of the iconic west view.
Note: While this pass provides access to the All-Weather Passage and Main House Cellars, it does not provide admittance to the first, second, or third floor of Thomas Jefferson’s home.
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Adults |
$22
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Children 12 - 18 |
$8
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Under 12 |
Free (ticket required)
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Guests are strongly encouraged but no longer required to wear facial coverings at Monticello.
Check out our podcasts on Jefferson's interest in horticulture and Monticello's gardens and grounds, including our newest series, A Rich Spot of Earth.
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ADDRESS:
931 Thomas Jefferson Parkway
Charlottesville, VA 22902
GENERAL INFORMATION:
(434) 984-9800