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2. The “Sea View”. Many residents and visitors who have explored the mountaintop have likened the view from Monticello to the ocean and are often delighted by the similarities. When looking south beyond Monticello, you’ll see very little in the way of settled land and instead will be greeted with mountains, forests, rocks, and rivers.
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Ages 7+. $99. Year-Round. Year-Round. Behind the Scenes Tour. Watch on. Have you always wanted to go upstairs at Monticello? This exclusive pass takes you behind the scenes: through the first floor of Monticello and up the narrow staircase to explore the private quarters on the second and third floors, including the iconic Dome Room.
Jefferson Vineyards. Owned today by Monticello, Jefferson Vineyards offers award-winning wines and stunning mountain views. Come for a tasting and discover our diverse portfolio of wines, honed with forty years of experience. Now through Dec 31, save 15% off any purchase at Jefferson Vineyards with a same-day Monticello tour ticket.
The House and Gardens. Monticello is the autobiographical masterpiece of Thomas Jefferson—designed and redesigned and built and rebuilt for more than forty years. Its gardens were a botanic showpiece, a source of food, and an experimental laboratory of ornamental and useful plants from around the world. Explore the House and Grounds online.
Nov 7, 2023 · Monticello – Inside the Home. Your visit inside the home at Monticello is short. It’s a guided tour that lasts about 45 minutes, although it may be a little longer if your group has a lot of questions. You’ll walk through the front doors and see the parlor, Jefferson’s bedroom, and the dining room.
The stable and carriage bays under the North Terrace are not included in these totals. The first design of Monticello had fourteen rooms total (cellar, six; first floor, five; second floor, three). [top] Overall dimensions: 110' long, 87'9" wide (to outer faces of porticoes), 44'7" high (to oculus of dome). [top] Height of rooms: These vary ...
