
Tours
5
(2 Vásárlói vélemények)

Tours
5
(2 Vásárlói vélemények)

Tours
5
(2 Vásárlói vélemények)
Travellers Rest Historic House Museum: Guided Tour
Explore Nashville's colonial past with a guided tour and full access to Travellers Rest Historic House Museum's gardens and exhibits.
Explore at your own pace
Free cancellation
Azonnali visszaigazolás
Mobil jegy
Travellers Rest Historic House Museum: Guided Tour
Explore Nashville's colonial past with a guided tour and full access to Travellers Rest Historic House Museum's gardens and exhibits.
Explore at your own pace
Free cancellation
Azonnali visszaigazolás
Mobil jegy
Travellers Rest Historic House Museum: Guided Tour
Explore Nashville's colonial past with a guided tour and full access to Travellers Rest Historic House Museum's gardens and exhibits.
Explore at your own pace
Free cancellation
Azonnali visszaigazolás
Mobil jegy
Highlights
Discover the preserved Travellers Rest Historic House, dating from 1799
Enjoy a guided one-hour tour led by knowledgeable staff
Visit permanent exhibitions bringing colonial history to life
Stroll through the formal boxwood and herb gardens on the grounds
What’s Included
Admission to Travellers Rest Historic House Museum
Guided one-hour tour inside the historic home
Access to all permanent exhibitions
Entry to the historic gardens and grounds
Explore Nashville's Historic Treasure
Step back in time and immerse yourself in the heritage of the American South with a visit to the Travellers Rest Historic House Museum. Built in 1799 for Judge John Overton, one of Tennessee's founders, this distinguished home is one of Nashville’s oldest—and offers an authentic glimpse into colonial-era life, architecture and culture.
Your Guided Tour Experience
Your ticket grants you a place on a guided, one-hour tour led by experienced docents. As you journey through the stately rooms and corridors, you will learn the stories of the Overton family, their guests and the enslaved individuals who lived and worked on the estate. Guides share insight into both the public and private sides of southern life, revealing how politics, family and community shaped Nashville’s early history.
Marvel at well-preserved interiors, antique furnishings and original construction techniques. Every detail, from decorative arts to everyday tools, helps paint a vivid tableau of a pivotal era in Tennessee’s past.
Museum Exhibitions and Displays
Beyond the house tour, your ticket provides access to two acclaimed permanent exhibitions. These thoughtfully curated displays offer interactive and visual insight into the people, events and culture surrounding Travellers Rest. Artifacts, maps and hands-on exhibits deepen your understanding of the era and make history accessible for all ages.
Historic Grounds and Gardens
The estate grounds offer a tranquil setting for reflection and exploration. Walk at your own pace along shaded pathways in the formal boxwood and herb gardens—spaces which would have been essential to daily colonial life. These gardens feature traditional plantings with interpretive signs, allowing visitors to appreciate their historic uses and beauty.
Practical Information
Travellers Rest Historic House Museum welcomes visitors of all ages and is wheelchair accessible. Tours operate daily during opening hours and staff are on hand to answer questions and ensure a smooth experience. After your tour, you are free to revisit exhibitions or explore the gardens on your own schedule.
Why Visit Travellers Rest?
Ideal for history lovers and families seeking a meaningful cultural activity
Gain insight into Nashville’s origins and role in early American history
Combine your museum tour with time outdoors in beautiful heritage gardens
Allow at least one to two hours to get the most from your visit and capture the special atmosphere of this significant historic landmark.
Book your Travellers Rest Historic House Museum: Guided Tour tickets now!
Supervise children at all times inside the house and gardens
Food and drinks are not permitted in the museum or exhibition areas
Photography is allowed; no flash inside historic rooms
Respect the historic artifacts and displays
Hétfő
Kedd
Szerda
Csütörtök
Péntek
Szombat
Vasárnap
10:00am – 4:30pm 10:00am – 4:30pm 10:00am – 4:30pm 10:00am – 4:30pm 10:00am – 4:30pm 10:00am – 4:30pm 10:00am – 4:30pm
Is the museum wheelchair accessible?
Yes, both the house and gardens are accessible to wheelchair users.
How long does the guided tour take?
The guided tour lasts about one hour. You can explore exhibitions and gardens afterward at your own pace.
Are advance bookings required?
Advance booking is recommended to secure your preferred tour time.
Is onsite parking available?
Yes, free parking is available for all visitors.
Guided tours last approximately one hour
Wheelchair accessible facility and grounds
Admission includes museum exhibitions and gardens
Last admission is 30 minutes before closing time
Bring a valid photo ID for entry
636 Farrell Parkway-37220
Highlights
Discover the preserved Travellers Rest Historic House, dating from 1799
Enjoy a guided one-hour tour led by knowledgeable staff
Visit permanent exhibitions bringing colonial history to life
Stroll through the formal boxwood and herb gardens on the grounds
What’s Included
Admission to Travellers Rest Historic House Museum
Guided one-hour tour inside the historic home
Access to all permanent exhibitions
Entry to the historic gardens and grounds
Explore Nashville's Historic Treasure
Step back in time and immerse yourself in the heritage of the American South with a visit to the Travellers Rest Historic House Museum. Built in 1799 for Judge John Overton, one of Tennessee's founders, this distinguished home is one of Nashville’s oldest—and offers an authentic glimpse into colonial-era life, architecture and culture.
Your Guided Tour Experience
Your ticket grants you a place on a guided, one-hour tour led by experienced docents. As you journey through the stately rooms and corridors, you will learn the stories of the Overton family, their guests and the enslaved individuals who lived and worked on the estate. Guides share insight into both the public and private sides of southern life, revealing how politics, family and community shaped Nashville’s early history.
Marvel at well-preserved interiors, antique furnishings and original construction techniques. Every detail, from decorative arts to everyday tools, helps paint a vivid tableau of a pivotal era in Tennessee’s past.
Museum Exhibitions and Displays
Beyond the house tour, your ticket provides access to two acclaimed permanent exhibitions. These thoughtfully curated displays offer interactive and visual insight into the people, events and culture surrounding Travellers Rest. Artifacts, maps and hands-on exhibits deepen your understanding of the era and make history accessible for all ages.
Historic Grounds and Gardens
The estate grounds offer a tranquil setting for reflection and exploration. Walk at your own pace along shaded pathways in the formal boxwood and herb gardens—spaces which would have been essential to daily colonial life. These gardens feature traditional plantings with interpretive signs, allowing visitors to appreciate their historic uses and beauty.
Practical Information
Travellers Rest Historic House Museum welcomes visitors of all ages and is wheelchair accessible. Tours operate daily during opening hours and staff are on hand to answer questions and ensure a smooth experience. After your tour, you are free to revisit exhibitions or explore the gardens on your own schedule.
Why Visit Travellers Rest?
Ideal for history lovers and families seeking a meaningful cultural activity
Gain insight into Nashville’s origins and role in early American history
Combine your museum tour with time outdoors in beautiful heritage gardens
Allow at least one to two hours to get the most from your visit and capture the special atmosphere of this significant historic landmark.
Book your Travellers Rest Historic House Museum: Guided Tour tickets now!
Supervise children at all times inside the house and gardens
Food and drinks are not permitted in the museum or exhibition areas
Photography is allowed; no flash inside historic rooms
Respect the historic artifacts and displays
Hétfő
Kedd
Szerda
Csütörtök
Péntek
Szombat
Vasárnap
10:00am – 4:30pm 10:00am – 4:30pm 10:00am – 4:30pm 10:00am – 4:30pm 10:00am – 4:30pm 10:00am – 4:30pm 10:00am – 4:30pm
Is the museum wheelchair accessible?
Yes, both the house and gardens are accessible to wheelchair users.
How long does the guided tour take?
The guided tour lasts about one hour. You can explore exhibitions and gardens afterward at your own pace.
Are advance bookings required?
Advance booking is recommended to secure your preferred tour time.
Is onsite parking available?
Yes, free parking is available for all visitors.
Guided tours last approximately one hour
Wheelchair accessible facility and grounds
Admission includes museum exhibitions and gardens
Last admission is 30 minutes before closing time
Bring a valid photo ID for entry
636 Farrell Parkway-37220
Highlights
Discover the preserved Travellers Rest Historic House, dating from 1799
Enjoy a guided one-hour tour led by knowledgeable staff
Visit permanent exhibitions bringing colonial history to life
Stroll through the formal boxwood and herb gardens on the grounds
What’s Included
Admission to Travellers Rest Historic House Museum
Guided one-hour tour inside the historic home
Access to all permanent exhibitions
Entry to the historic gardens and grounds
Explore Nashville's Historic Treasure
Step back in time and immerse yourself in the heritage of the American South with a visit to the Travellers Rest Historic House Museum. Built in 1799 for Judge John Overton, one of Tennessee's founders, this distinguished home is one of Nashville’s oldest—and offers an authentic glimpse into colonial-era life, architecture and culture.
Your Guided Tour Experience
Your ticket grants you a place on a guided, one-hour tour led by experienced docents. As you journey through the stately rooms and corridors, you will learn the stories of the Overton family, their guests and the enslaved individuals who lived and worked on the estate. Guides share insight into both the public and private sides of southern life, revealing how politics, family and community shaped Nashville’s early history.
Marvel at well-preserved interiors, antique furnishings and original construction techniques. Every detail, from decorative arts to everyday tools, helps paint a vivid tableau of a pivotal era in Tennessee’s past.
Museum Exhibitions and Displays
Beyond the house tour, your ticket provides access to two acclaimed permanent exhibitions. These thoughtfully curated displays offer interactive and visual insight into the people, events and culture surrounding Travellers Rest. Artifacts, maps and hands-on exhibits deepen your understanding of the era and make history accessible for all ages.
Historic Grounds and Gardens
The estate grounds offer a tranquil setting for reflection and exploration. Walk at your own pace along shaded pathways in the formal boxwood and herb gardens—spaces which would have been essential to daily colonial life. These gardens feature traditional plantings with interpretive signs, allowing visitors to appreciate their historic uses and beauty.
Practical Information
Travellers Rest Historic House Museum welcomes visitors of all ages and is wheelchair accessible. Tours operate daily during opening hours and staff are on hand to answer questions and ensure a smooth experience. After your tour, you are free to revisit exhibitions or explore the gardens on your own schedule.
Why Visit Travellers Rest?
Ideal for history lovers and families seeking a meaningful cultural activity
Gain insight into Nashville’s origins and role in early American history
Combine your museum tour with time outdoors in beautiful heritage gardens
Allow at least one to two hours to get the most from your visit and capture the special atmosphere of this significant historic landmark.
Book your Travellers Rest Historic House Museum: Guided Tour tickets now!
Guided tours last approximately one hour
Wheelchair accessible facility and grounds
Admission includes museum exhibitions and gardens
Last admission is 30 minutes before closing time
Bring a valid photo ID for entry
Supervise children at all times inside the house and gardens
Food and drinks are not permitted in the museum or exhibition areas
Photography is allowed; no flash inside historic rooms
Respect the historic artifacts and displays
636 Farrell Parkway-37220
Highlights
Discover the preserved Travellers Rest Historic House, dating from 1799
Enjoy a guided one-hour tour led by knowledgeable staff
Visit permanent exhibitions bringing colonial history to life
Stroll through the formal boxwood and herb gardens on the grounds
What’s Included
Admission to Travellers Rest Historic House Museum
Guided one-hour tour inside the historic home
Access to all permanent exhibitions
Entry to the historic gardens and grounds
Explore Nashville's Historic Treasure
Step back in time and immerse yourself in the heritage of the American South with a visit to the Travellers Rest Historic House Museum. Built in 1799 for Judge John Overton, one of Tennessee's founders, this distinguished home is one of Nashville’s oldest—and offers an authentic glimpse into colonial-era life, architecture and culture.
Your Guided Tour Experience
Your ticket grants you a place on a guided, one-hour tour led by experienced docents. As you journey through the stately rooms and corridors, you will learn the stories of the Overton family, their guests and the enslaved individuals who lived and worked on the estate. Guides share insight into both the public and private sides of southern life, revealing how politics, family and community shaped Nashville’s early history.
Marvel at well-preserved interiors, antique furnishings and original construction techniques. Every detail, from decorative arts to everyday tools, helps paint a vivid tableau of a pivotal era in Tennessee’s past.
Museum Exhibitions and Displays
Beyond the house tour, your ticket provides access to two acclaimed permanent exhibitions. These thoughtfully curated displays offer interactive and visual insight into the people, events and culture surrounding Travellers Rest. Artifacts, maps and hands-on exhibits deepen your understanding of the era and make history accessible for all ages.
Historic Grounds and Gardens
The estate grounds offer a tranquil setting for reflection and exploration. Walk at your own pace along shaded pathways in the formal boxwood and herb gardens—spaces which would have been essential to daily colonial life. These gardens feature traditional plantings with interpretive signs, allowing visitors to appreciate their historic uses and beauty.
Practical Information
Travellers Rest Historic House Museum welcomes visitors of all ages and is wheelchair accessible. Tours operate daily during opening hours and staff are on hand to answer questions and ensure a smooth experience. After your tour, you are free to revisit exhibitions or explore the gardens on your own schedule.
Why Visit Travellers Rest?
Ideal for history lovers and families seeking a meaningful cultural activity
Gain insight into Nashville’s origins and role in early American history
Combine your museum tour with time outdoors in beautiful heritage gardens
Allow at least one to two hours to get the most from your visit and capture the special atmosphere of this significant historic landmark.
Book your Travellers Rest Historic House Museum: Guided Tour tickets now!
Guided tours last approximately one hour
Wheelchair accessible facility and grounds
Admission includes museum exhibitions and gardens
Last admission is 30 minutes before closing time
Bring a valid photo ID for entry
Supervise children at all times inside the house and gardens
Food and drinks are not permitted in the museum or exhibition areas
Photography is allowed; no flash inside historic rooms
Respect the historic artifacts and displays
636 Farrell Parkway-37220
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