Address: 119 Vanderbilt Park Rd, Hyde Park, NY 12538, USA
Phone: +18452297770
Sunday: 9AM–5PM
Monday: 9AM–5PM
Tuesday: 9AM–5PM
Wednesday: 9AM–5PM
Thursday: 9AM–5PM
Friday: 9AM–5PM
Saturday: 9AM–5PM
David Colón
A very peaceful and tranquil place that's great for spending the day, walking around the park, and having a picnic. The mansion tour was excellent, worth the $10 per person (or free if you have the annual pass). The guide was very clear, understandable, and knowledgeable. Oh and also had a hint of entertainment, enough to get a chuckle out of us here and there.
Christian Mena
Excellent place to walk, over 250 acres of green yard with trees 🌳 The mansion it's nice inside but nothing incredible I actually prefer the outside area. Anyway if you want the price is $10 kids go for free.
10S Lover
The tour of the mansion is $10. Dmitri the guide is exceptional. Knows everything to know about the mansion, the grounds, the gilded age, and the Vanderbilts. Recommended!
Yan Wu
If you like historic architecture and interior design, tours are offered with a guide about every hour except 12pm (confirm with the visitors center), and runs about 45 minutes. The first and second floor as well as the basement are open for viewing. Beautiful grounds and a great view across the Hudson River.
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It was free when I went,but you can make a donation
Is News Caster Anderson Copper related to the Vanderbuilts?
The Vanderbilt Mansion site was owned by Frederick and Louise Vanderbilt it was purchased in the mid 1890s and was mansion was built for them soon after. The Vanderbilt estate in Hyde Park was considered small in the standard of other Vanderbilt family mansions. Frederick was the son of William Vanderbilt (1of 8 children).
The Hyde park house was built by them in the 1890s. Had been owned by Astors and a Dr Baird w/o developed it in 1764 and another owner in 1820s.
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