The home of the most dynamic woman of the 19th century South,
"Belmont Mansion is a must-see for anyone interested in Tennessee history, the Civil War, architecture, art and decorative arts."
During Nashville's Safer at Home Policy, Belmont Mansion will remain closed.
We will re-open and welcome guests again as soon as we are able to safely do so.
Adelicia and Joseph Acklen built Belmont Mansion in the Italian Villa style in 1853
as a country estate and summer retreat from their Louisiana plantations.
There they raised their family in Adelicia's native Nashville until
December 1864 when the 4th Corps of the Union Army
occupied the house and grounds before the Battle of Nashville.
A majority of rooms in Belmont Mansion have been meticulously restored, complete with original and period furniture, artwork and statuary.
Located in the heart of Nashville on the Belmont University Campus
Belmont Mansion
GPS Address: Corner of Acklen Avenue & Belmont Blvd
Nashville, TN 37212