A Rooftop Tour of Biltmore House offers guests a closer look at the engineering, design, and construction of our Gilded Age mansion. Experience Biltmore Estate in Asheville, North Carolina: https://bit.ly/3Lfn0Iz | Biltmore

We welcome you to experience Biltmore in a whole new light! ✨ In celebration of Biltmore's 130th anniversary, a year marked by resilience and new beginnings, we are thrilled to announce the Spring 2026 arrival of "Luminere." 🌙 As day turns to dusk, Biltmore House becomes a canvas illuminating its remarkable story, and our historic gardens come alive to delight you with breathtaking artistry and a signature musical score. Preview it now, and find out how you can see it for FREE: https://bit.ly/4

Myth: Biltmore was named because George Vanderbilt "built more" house 🏰 Fact: Biltmore was actually named after the Vanderbilt's Dutch roots: Bildt, the Dutch town of his ancestry, and the old English word “more” meaning open, rolling land. What other pieces of our history are you interested in? Comment below! 👇 | Biltmore

38K views · 2.3K reactions | Christmas at Biltmore has deep roots in the history of our estate. In 1895, Christmas marked the first time George Vanderbilt opened his Gilded Age mansion to friends and family! Explore more of our story: https://bit.ly/49HMnxz | Biltmore | Facebook