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Welcome to

Spr ing/Summer/Fall 2009 Keep th is gu ide du ri ng you r vi sit.

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Estate Map, pg 1

Biltmore House, pg 4

Gardens, pg 5

Winery, pg 8

River Bend Farm, pg 9

Deerpark, pg 11

Inn on BiltmoreEstate, pg 12

LOOKINSIDE FOR


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BASS POND

APPROAC H ROA D

WINERY

APPROA CH ROA D

LOT B

LOT A

LOT C

LOT D

LOT E

(page 5)

(page 4)

BILTMORE

HOUSE

LAGOON

GARDENS

Parking

Disabled Access

Bus and RV Parking

Restrooms

Guest Services

Restaurants

Shops

Two-way Traffic

One-way Traffic

Stable Courtyard Area

Getting Around the EstateBiltmore House, Gardens, Winery andRiver Bend Farm are located several milesfrom each other; youll need to return toyour car and drive to your next location.

Welcome Center to Biltmore Houseand Gardens: 3 miles

Biltmore House to Deerpark: 3 miles

Biltmore House to Winery and RiverBend Farm: 5 miles

Winery to Deerpark: 2 miles

Welcome Center to Inn on BiltmoreEstate: 2 miles


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WINERY

(page 8)

ADMISSIONSGATE

WELCOME

CENTER

LODGE GATE

MAIN ENTRANCE&EXIT

(page 11)

DEERPARK

GROUPSALESOFFICE

INNON BILTMOREESTATE

GATE HOUSESHOP

(page 12)

(page 9)

RIVERBENDFARM

Carriage &il Ride Barns

Explore BiltmoreOutdoor Center

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Welcome to Biltmore

Parking

There is ample parking at all estate locations. At Biltmore

House, parking lots A & B are within walking distance of

the house. RV drivers and those with special needs should

contact the first available parking host for assistance.

Guest Services

At our Guest Services locations, you can purchase a guided

specialty tour or outdoor activity, make dinner reservations

for The Dining Room or Bistro, and reserve lodging or

afternoon tea at the Inn on Biltmore Estate. Look for

Guest Services in the Welcome Center, Stable Hallway

adjacent to Biltmore House, and Winery Welcome Center.

Restrooms

We have restrooms with baby changing stations in the

Stable area near the Biltmore House exit, at the Conservatory,

Winery, and River Bend Farm. There are no restrooms

inside Biltmore House. For specifics on restroom locations,

refer to our map.

Shopping

Take home a reminder of your day from our unique

shops. Shops are located at many estate locations and are

identified on the map.

Dining

From a satisfying meal to a quick snack, there are

numerous dining options on the estate. Look inside

to discover our dining venues.

Information for Guests with

Physical Challenges

Your visit to Biltmore House includes five floors of the

house and numerous staircases. Because of the historic

architecture of the house, there are areas that are not

accessible by wheelchair. There is an elevator to the

Second Floor staffed for guests with mobility disabilities

The Third Floor, Fourth Floor, and Basement are only

accessible by staircases. In accordance with the more

limited access in Biltmore House for guests with

mobility disabilities, we offer a reduced-price admissionticket at the Welcome Center.

All restrooms, restaurants, and shops on the estate

are accessible by wheelchair, as are the Conservatory,

Winery, River Bend Farm, and some parts of the Gardens

Biltmore House and the Winery have a very limited

number of wheelchairs available on a first-come, first-

served basis for inside use only. Please bring your own

wheelchair to ensure your comfort.

Parking assistance is available for guests with state-

issued parking permitsplease contact the first

available parking host when you arrive. Designated

parking for guests with mobility disabilities is available

next to the Conservatory, providing access to the

Walled Garden and Conservatory. There are drop-off

areas and wheelchair access at entrances to the Winery

and River Bend Barn.

Neckloop Telecoil Couplers and printed copies of

the audio guide are available for guests with hearing

difficulties.

Please contact the Welcome Center upon your

arrival if you have any questions regarding your visit.

You are our treasured guest today at George Vanderbilts estate, which includes Biltmore House, Gardens, Winery

and River Bend Farm. Enjoy your visit and make the most of your time by using this guide to plan your day.

Helpful Tips for Your Visit

As you leave the estate, stop at the Gate House, located near

the main estate entrance, for another opportunity to shop for

music, collectibles, and wine. Open daily 9:00 A.M.6:00 P.M.

Pets (except service dogs) are not allowed in any building. All

pets must be leashed on estate grounds for their own safety as

well as the comfort of our other guests. Please be courteous of

others and pick up after your pet.

Biltmore is home to many domestic and wild animals, including

raccoons, opossums, deer, coyotes, and bears. For your safety,

please do not approach or attempt to feed or pet any animals

you encounter and do not allow them to approach you. Please

report any animal displaying unusual behavior.

For safety reasons, shoes with exposed wheels (such as Heelys)

are not permitted in any estate building. Please remove wheels

before entering the Welcome Center, Biltmore House,

restaurants, shops, and other buildings.

Biltmore is dedicated to your safety. Please report suspicious

behavior or unsafe conditions to an estate employee. For

emergency assistance, call estate security at 828-225-1340.

Please note we do not allow food, drinks, or tobacco products insideBiltmore House. Photography, videotaping, sketching, and cell phoneuse are NOT allowed in Biltmore House. Any reproduction of

Biltmore Houses exterior image is limited to personal use only. Allcommercial uses are prohibited without previous written agreement.


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Guided Specialty Tours

Enrich your visit and discover more about Biltmore

with our guided specialty tours, available daily at

additional cost. Please register early, as tour space is

limited. For prices, times, and reservations, visit our

Guest Services locations at the Welcome Center, Stable

Hallway, or Biltmore House Front Desk. Tours aresubject to change.

Audio Guide to Biltmore House: Our digital audio

guide brings Biltmore House to life. Neckloop

Telecoil Couplers available upon request.

Behind-the-Scenes Tour: A guided tour includes

stops at the Organ Gallery in the Banquet Hall,

Mrs. Vanderbilts Bath and Dressing Area,

the Butlers Pantry, and basement areas.

Guided House Tour: Knowledgeable hosts guide small

groups through Biltmore House.

Legacy of the Land: A 90-minute motor coach tour

shares stories about the history of the land, structures,

and former residents.

Rooftop Tour: A guided tour showcases unrestored

areas of the houseincluding the atticand

provides stunning views of the estate from balconies

and rooftops.

ATM

For your convenience, an ATM is located in the Stable

Hallway near the shop A Christmas Past.

Shopping

From books to chocolates to Biltmore For Your Home

products, the shops adjacent to Biltmore House are

your source for great shopping.

A Christmas Past Bookbinders

Carriage House Confectionery Toymakers

Dining

Stable Caf: Housed in the architecturally unique

stable complex, the Stable Caf is a gathering spot for

Biltmore House guests. Dine on casual fare from the

rotisserie, smokehouse, and grill, including barbeque,

burgers, roasted chicken, and fresh salads. Childrens

menu available.

Courtyard Market: Stop in for a quick snack or enjoy

a casual meal in our open-air Courtyard, featuring

hand-made Sicilian-style pizza, salads, hot dogs, beer ,

and wine.

Bake Shop: Relax with cappuccino, gourmet coffees,

freshly baked pastries, cookies, soup, and sandwiches.

Ice Cream Parlor: Treat yourself to hand-dipped ice

creams, sundaes, root beer floats, and refreshing beverages.

Completed in 1895, Americas largest home is now even larger with the opening of four new guest bedrooms

on the Second Floor painstakingly restored after years of research. During your visit, look for priceless

masterpieces and antiques, and intricate architectural details. Refer to your complimentary guide, Your Guide

to Biltmore House, for room highlights and information about the house. Pick up your guide at the entrance to

Biltmore House.

Biltmore House

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Rooftop Tour


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BILTMORE HOUSE

MAIN ENTRANCE

TO PARKING LOTS

A GARDENERSPLACE

LIBRARY

TERRACE

ITALIAN GARDEN

SHRUB GARDEN

SPRING

GARDEN

WALLED

GARDEN

AZALEA

GARDEN

BASS

POND

BOAT HOUSE

TEAHOUSE

STATUEOF DIANA

TO WINERY, RIVER BEND FARM, DEERPARK,

INN ON BI LTMORE ESTATE, AND MAIN EXIT

CONSERVATORY

SOUTH

TERRACE

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Shrub Garden Path(1/3 mile loop)

Spring Garden Trail(1/4 mile loop)

Azalea Garden Path(1/3 mile from Conservatory to Bass Pond)

Rhododendron Loop(1/8 mile loop)

Woodland Trail(1/2 mile loop)

Bass Pond Path(1/2 mile loop)

Meadow Trail(1/4 mile loop)

Creekside Trail(1/4 mile loop)

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ESPLANADE

CAF

Parking

Disabled Access

Bus and RV Parking

Restrooms

Restaurants

Shop

Walking Path

Walking Trail

Estate Road

BILTMORE HOUSE

CONSERVATORY

BOAT HOUSE


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George Vanderbilt commissioned Frederick Law Olmsted, whose designs included New Yorks Central Park,

to create the gardens and grounds for his estate. Explore the gardens to discover the ever changing colors,

textures and shapes of flowering trees and shrubs, thousands of flowers, and unusual trees in both formal andnatural settings.

Library Terrace offers shade and an arbor of wisteria

and trumpet creeper vines.

Italian Garden

On the lower terrace is the Italian Garden. With three

formal water gardens and classical statuary, its design

concept dates to the 16th century. This area was

designed for quiet moments of reflection, but tennisand croquet were also played on the grassy area near

Biltmore House.

Shrub Garden

Follow the path through the Shrub Garden, and note

the Japanese cutleaf maples, azaleas, and dogwoods.

This garden consists of more than 500 different

varieties of plants, shrubs, and trees. The gateway at the

lower edge of the Shrub Garden leads into the English-

inspired Walled Garden.

Walking Distances

Biltmore House to Conservatory: 1/4 mile (20 minutes)

Conservatory to Boat House: 1/2 mile (30 minutes)

Esplanade

Biltmores Esplanade was inspired by the gardens at

Chteau de Vaux-le-Vicomte, a 17th-century chteau

near Melun, France. The Esplanade incorporates the

Front Lawn, the Rampe Douce, and the grassy slope

known as the Vista. The Vistas summit features a statue

of Diana, goddess of the hunt, and provides a

breathtaking view of Biltmore House and the Blue

Ridge Mountains.

Library and South Terraces

Biltmore Houses terraces were designed for guests who

preferred to stay close to the house. The South Terrace

provides spectacular views of the mountains while the

Biltmores Gardens

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Visit Our Gardens Again & Again

Purchase a TwelveMonth Pass today at Guest Services and return to

our gardens in all seasons. A sample of what youll find:

April: tulips, poppies, snapdragons, and pansies, flowering forsythia,

dogwood, and redbud

May: native azaleas and border plants

Late May through October: roses by the thousands and perennials

June through July: native rhododendron, yarrow, sedum, and lavender

July through August: marigolds, salvia, cannas, impatiens, and

other annuals

September through October: a stunning quilt of mums

Mid to Late October: blazing fall colors on hardwoods and shrubsWalled Garden in fall


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Walled Garden

The Walled Garden is a four-acre formal garden.

The flowerbeds are designed and planted in the

bedding out style that was popular at the end of

the 19th century. Two arbors totaling 236 feet serve as

the spine of the symmetrical plan. The garden is filled

with a variety of textures and colors that change with

the seasons.

Espalier plants include apple, pear, apricot, plum,

Rose of Sharon, pyracantha, and wisteria.

Pattern beds are alive with seasonal color spring

through fall.

Victorian border contains Black-eyed Susan, daylily,

iris, ornamental grasses, hybrid dahlia, phlox, rosemallow, and bold cannas.

Winter border showcases plants with winter fruit

or foliage including snowdrop, soapwort, stone-

crop, azalea, winter heath, Lenten rose, Russian

sage, Scotch heather, and false cypress.

Grape-clad arbor boasts Catawba, Concord,

Delaware, and Niagara grapes.

Scented border offers the rich fragrances of

Chinese wisteria, English rose, fennel, harlequinglorybower, lavender, mock orange, peony,

pineapple sage, and summersweet.

Rose Garden features roses grown at the end of the

19th century plus All-America Roses. Our collection

of heirloom roses includes some of the same varieties

Vanderbilt originally purchased for the estate in 1895.

Butterfly Garden hosts plants for larvae and nectar

plants for adult butterflies such as aster, balloon

flower, butterfly weed, coneflower, gayfeather,

goldenrod, Joe Pye weed, and tickseed.

White border reveals a variety of white and ivory

plants including candytuft, lilac, crape myrtle,

lily-of-the-valley, plume poppy, silver and gold

dogwoods, and butterfly bushes.

Peonies burst forth with their dramatic blossoms.

Our selection includes several varieties of garden

and tree peonies.

Conservatory

At the base of the Walled Garden is the Conservatory.

Designed by Biltmore House architect Richard Morris

Hunt, this glass-roofed building nurtures exotic species

and provides flowers and plants for the house, just as it

did in George Vanderbilts time. Open daily.

Azalea Garden

Beyond the Conservatory is the Azalea Garden

containing one of the countrys largest selections of

native azaleas. Covering 15 acres, this is the largest of

Biltmores gardens and was the site of an old farm

before Vanderbilt bought the property. The azalea

collection represents a lifetime of work by Chauncey

Beadle, a horticulturist who came to the estate in

1890 to supervise Biltmores nursery and landscapeplantings. He later became the estates superintendent

and worked at Biltmore for 60 years.

Bass Pond

The Bass Pond is below the Azalea Garden. Be sure to

look for fine views and the many species of birds that

abound on the nearby trails. Your walk to and from

the Bass Pond is moderately strenuous.

Spring Garden

Use the path through the Spring Garden to return to

Biltmore House. The slopes rise to the woodlands

planted with various spring-blooming shrubs and

trees. The sheltered valley is surrounded by a grove of

white pines and hemlocks. It is filled with an array of

spring-blooming shrubs including forsythia, spirea,

deutzia, and mock orange.

Dining

Enjoy a light bite and refreshing beverage at the

Conservatory Caf, located on the Conservatorys

back patio. Open weather permitting.

Shopping

Indulge your green thumb at A Gardeners Place

located on the Conservatorys lower levelwith a

variety of Biltmore plants and garden accessories.


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Your Winery Visit

Learn about the art of winemaking at our Winery. Begin

with an informative film, followed by a self-guided visit

through our Cellars. Finish with the opportunity to

sample wines in the Tasting Room. Conclude your visit

by enjoying complimentary food and wine seminars;

simply sign up in the Winery Welcome Center.

Tasting Room

A visit to the Winery isnt complete without time in

our Tasting Room. Enjoy complimentary samples of

our award-winning wines to find out if you prefer red

to white or sweet to dry. If youre new to wine tasting,

dont worry; our friendly hosts guide you through the

process. Afterwards, you can purchase your newly

selected favorites in the Wine Shop.

Shopping

If you love the unusual and unique, browse our WineShop for a complete collection of Biltmore wines, anarray of wine glasses and corkscrews, gourmet fooditems, and kitchen necessities.

Wine Bar

Relax in our wine bar located in the Wine Shop, whereyou can nibble on a cheese plate and enjoy wine by theglass or bottle. Try a wine flight to experience the

delicious variety of Biltmore wines.

Dining

Bistro: Located beside the Winery, the Bistro offerscuisine inspired by the estates gardens, vineyards, andfarm. For lunch, enjoy gourmet wood-fired pizzas,sandwiches, and pasta. Dinner features steaks, seafood,lamb, and classic bistro fare. Childrens menu available.

Arbor Grill: Enjoy al fresco dining outside theWinery at this casual spot. Live music adds to theatmosphere on weekends. Open weather permitting.

Discover the pleasures of food and wine at Americas most-visited winery. Included in your estate admission,

the Winery is a must-see for anyone who loves food, recipes, and entertaining.

Biltmore Winery

Arbor Grill


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River Bend Barn

This historic structure was meticulously restored to

preserve this facet of Biltmore history. Inside are

informative exhibits that reveal the stories behind the

families that lived, worked, and played on the estate.

Farmyard

Meet a variety of animals ranging from chickens to

goats to Belgian draft horses in the Farmyard.

Kitchen Garden

Discover how our garden grows and admire the

diversity of herbs and vegetables by strolling through

our Kitchen Garden, which provides fresh produce for

our Field-to-Table program in our restaurants.

Shopping

Bring a bit of country home with made-in-America

pottery, kitchen utensils, framed pictures, and other

unique necessities from the Mercantile.

Dining

Satisfy your sweet tooth at the Creamery at River Bend

Barn with hand-dipped ice cream, snacks, refreshing

beverages, and seasonal treats.

Our rich agricultural legacy is displayed through hands-on fun at River Bend Farm. More than a century ago, this

area was the center of the estates farming community. Discover what life was like in the early 1900s by interacting

with our knowledgeable interpreters and exploring River Bend Barn, Kitchen Garden, and Farmyard.

River Bend Farm

MERCANTILE

WALKING

TRAIL TO

WINERY

EXPLORE BILTMOREOUTDOOR CENTER

RIVER BEND

BARN

KITCHEN

GARDEN

FARMYARD

SMITHY

WOODWORKER

LAND ROVER EXPERIENCE

DRIVING SCHOOL

CREAMERY

The blacksmith at River Bend Barn


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Explore Biltmore Outdoor Center

Located adjacent to River Bend Barn, the Outdoor

Center is the place for outdoor fun. Make reservations

here or at Guest Services at the Welcome Center, Stable

Hallway, or Biltmore House Front Desk.

Explore Biltmore Tours

Biking: Daily trail passes available if you have your

own bike, or rent a bike from us. One-hour, four-

hour, and eight-hour rentals offered.

Guided Segway Tours: Explore the estate on these

fun, simple-to-use machines. Group and private

sessions available.

River Float Trips: Inquire about guided raft trips,

follow-a-guide trips, and self-guided kayak trips on

the French Broad River.

River Bend Farm Tours

Morning Woods Walk: See historic sites and

structures off the beaten path.

Wagon Tour: View rolling pastures, forests, and sites

not open to the public.

Guided tour: Learn what it was like for familiesliving and working on the estate in George

Vanderbilts time.

Outdoor Adventures

Fly-fishing School: Learn the basics of this beautiful,

peaceful sport in a two-hour lesson; equipment and

materials provided.

Land Rover Offerings: Navigate off-road obstacles

with the Land Rover Experience Driving School.

Land Rover Experience Driving School: choosefrom one to six-hour adventures.

Land Rover Ride-Along Expedition: experience the

thrill of the ride from the passengers side

Kids Land Rover Adventure Course: treat the kids

to this once-on-a-lifetime opportunity

Sporting Clays School: Learn the techniques of

shooting clay targets with a Beretta shotgun. Private

two-hour lessons available.Land Rover Experience Driving School

Biking on estate trails

Fly-fishing


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Deerpark Restaurant

Housed in a historic barn original to the estate,

Deerpark Restaurant offers a bountiful buffet spread

inspired by Southern and Appalachian cuisine. On

Sundays, enjoy a classic brunch buffet. Children ages

nine and under dine free when accompanying

an adult.

Deerpark Carriage and Trail Ride Barns

Continue a Vanderbilt tradition by discovering the

estate with a carriage ride or trail ride, available at

additional cost. Private carriage and trail rides are

available with advance reservations. Make reservations

here and at Guest Services at the Welcome Center and

Stable Hallway, Biltmore House Front Desk, and the

Outdoor Center.

Carriage Rides: Climb aboard a 6 or 12-passengerwagon for a 45-minute ride that showcases estate

grounds. Be sure to bring your camera to capture

magnificent views of Biltmore House and rolling

pastures. One child 5 years and younger free per

paying adult.

Guided Trail Rides:Join others on an hour-long ride

through estate woods using Western-style saddles. Your

guided expedition provides the opportunity to explore

rustic trails, green meadows, and shady forests and

includes unique views of Biltmore Houses west faade.

Trail rides not available for children 7 and younger.

Our carriage and trail ride barns and one of our delicious restaurants call this scenic spot home. Stop by

for a leisurely lunch and then explore the estates meadows and forests with a guided trail ride or carriage ride.

Bring Your Group to Lioncrest

Wondering what the red-roofed barn next to

Deerpark Restaurant is? This renovated historic

structure is Lioncrest at Deerparkone of Biltmores

many locations for weddings, group, and corporate

events. To learn more about private events on the

estate, contact us at 800-211-9805.

Deerpark Area

Guided Trail Rides


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Stay at the Cottage on Biltmore EstateFor a more private retreat, stay at the Cottage

on Biltmore Estate. The two-bedroom and

two-bath historic home envelops you in

warmth the moment you step through the

door. Rich hardwood floors, bold colors, and

furnishings from Biltmore For Your Home

make every room cozy and inviting. Every day

of your stay is exquisite with personalized

service from your butler and chef. Your butler

coordinates your schedule during your stay,serves evening cocktails, while the chef creates

gourmet meals featuring seasonal flavors.

Make reservations for your return

visit by calling 800-411-4063.

Lodging

Our 213-room inn is the perfect end to your day on theestate. Ask about reserving one of our getaways for amemorable stay. Make reservations today at a GuestServices location. For future visits, call 800-858-4130 orcheck biltmore.com.

Afternoon Tea

Enjoy a delightfully English tradition by requestingafternoon tea in the inns library. Order a pot of tea andsavor a delightful array of finger sandwiches, pastries,and tarts. Afternoon tea is available 2:30 P.M. 4:30 P.M.daily. Advance reservations are recommended andavailable at Guest Services locations.

The Dining Room

Indulge your love of fine food with a meal at The Dining

Room that captures the Vanderbilt tradition of formal

entertaining. Sit down to dinner with a menu featuring

continental cuisine with a regional flair. Evening dining is

available to estate guests by advance reservation. Makereservations at Guest Services locations or by calling

828-225-1699. Collared shirts and slacks are suggested for

men. Dresses, skirts, or dress pants are recommended

for women.

Continue your Biltmore visit by spending the night at our luxurious inn. Treat yourself to our Vanderbilt-

inspired hospitality and elegant accommodations that earned us Four Stars from Mobil Travel Guide and

Four Diamonds from AAA.

Inn on Biltmore Estate

The inns lobby


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There are so many reasons to return to Americas largest home. Upgrade todays ticket to a TwelveMonth

Pass to enjoy these upcoming events and learn more at biltmore.com.*

Visit Biltmore Again and Again

Opening of Biltmore Houses New Rooms

April 4

Discover more about life at Biltmore with the opening

of four newly restored rooms that showcase the artistry

of design, dcor, and craftsmanship on a grand scale.

Festival of Flowers

April 4May 17Spring arrives at the estate with a stunning tulipdisplay in the Walled Garden, cascades of native andexotic blossoms in the gardens, and floral displaysinside Biltmore House.

Summer Evening Concerts

Late Julyearly AugustEnjoy a magical evening on Biltmores South Terrace

with your favorite performers. Previous performersincluded Tony Bennett, the Beach Boys, Bruce Hornsby,and Gladys Knight. Check with Guest Services fordetails on performers, dates, and tickets, or visitbiltmore.com.

Flower Carpet

August 1430

See how our garden experts weave together more than

140,000 begonias, coleus, and marigolds to create this

14,400 square-foot living carpet on the South Terrace.

Christmas at Biltmore

November 6January 3, 2010

Dazzling displays, dozens of trees, decorations, and live

music bring the Yuletide season to every corner of

Biltmore House. Holiday splendor continues in ourshops and restaurants where you can enjoy special menus

and shop to your hearts content. During Candlelight

Christmas Evenings, see Americas largest home aglow

with candlelight and firelight (reservations required).

*Events and dates are subject to change. Please visit

biltmore.com/events for the latest information.


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Your visit doesnt end once you leave the estate!

Continue Your

Biltmore Visit Online

biltmore.com

At biltmore.com, you can learn more about the history of the Vanderbilts and their

estate, plus bring Biltmore home through our wide range of products. Discover

Biltmore For Your Home products inspired by the estate, and peruse our wine

section to find award-winning wines that complement every occasion from casual

cookouts to grand celebrations. If theres a wedding in your future, or if you have a

group to bring to Biltmore, see how easy it is to get just the information you need at

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Purchase a TwelveMonth Pass to Biltmore and receive unlimited daytime

visits for a full year, dining and shopping discounts, and more! With your

pass you can return for our spectacular Christmas at Biltmore daytime

celebration for free! Purchase your TwelveMonth Pass today at Guest

Services in the Welcome Center, Winery Welcome Center, and Stable

Hallway next to Biltmore House.

Rediscover Biltmore

every seasonUnlimited daytimeestate visits for a year

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