| A Spring Afternoon at Biltmore | ||||||||
| Sip and stroll through the South's finest estate, located in Asheville, North Carolina. | ||||||||
Imagine spending a sunny afternoon with Biltmore Estate all to yourself. You've tasted and selected a bottle of wine from the winery and have set out to find the perfect, peaceful nook. Century-old pathways, designed by Frederick Law Olmsted himself, guide you through the Azalea Garden. The blankets of blooms from more than 100 types of flowering shrubs nearly wrap themselves around you. Pausing at a bench, you delicately cradle a new bloom and the stem of your wineglass as if they were baby sparrows. If only for a moment, you're living the life of a Vanderbilt. For more information: Contact Biltmore Estate, toll-free 1-877-324-5866 or www.biltmore.com. Estate admission: $45 (includes entry to Biltmore House, gardens, and winery tours and tastings).
An Azalea Picnic
"An Afternoon at Biltmore" is from the May 2006 issue of Southern Living. Because prices, dates, and other specifics are subject to change, please check all information to make sure it's still current before making your travel plans. |
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