Spring 2025 - Flipbook - Page 17
1914, his descendants continued to
maintain and preserve the estate. In
1930, the family opened Biltmore to
the public to help support the local
economy
during
the
Great
Depression. Today, the estate
remains
privately
owned
by
Vanderbilt’s
descendants
and
operates as a historic landmark and
major tourist attraction. Visitors can
tour the mansion, enjoy wine
tastings at the Biltmore Winery, and
even stay at the luxurious Inn on
Biltmore Estate.
Why Visit Biltmore?
Whether you're a history buff, an
architecture enthusiast, or just
looking for a beautiful getaway,
Biltmore offers something for
everyone. Its timeless beauty and
grandeur make it a must-visit
destination. As spring arrives,
there’s no better time to explore this
American treasure, take in the
blossoming gardens, and walk in the
footsteps of one of the country’s
wealthiest families.
A visit to Biltmore isn’t just a trip to
a historic house—it’s a journey back
to an era of elegance, innovation,
and breathtaking beauty. As author
Bill Alexander once said, "Biltmore is
not just a house; it is an experience,
a journey through time that
continues to inspire those who walk
its halls."
