This Festive Day Trip is the Perfect Way to Welcome the Holiday Season

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Cades Cove Heritage Tours is proud to announce an incredible new day trip - the Festive Holiday Trip to Grove Park Inn and Biltmore. This beautiful experience will help inspire you to feel the holiday spirit this season with a gingerbread exhibit, champagne brunch, candlelit tour, and more! Mark your calendars for November 23rd and buy your tickets before the October 22nd deadline to secure your place on this incredible day trip!

27th Annual Gingerbread House Exhibit at Grove Park Inn


Enjoy the intricate, too-pretty-to-eat designs on display at the Annual Gingerbread House Exhibit. This beautiful exhibit shows off the winning gingerbread houses from the Annual National Gingerbread House Competition at The Omni Grove Park Inn. What started as a small community event in 1992 has blossomed over the years into a wonderful tradition that participants and guests alike appreciate and treasure every year. 

Holiday Champagne Brunch at Grove Park Inn


Grove Park Inn is the perfect place to kick off your holiday festivities. The Inn’s rustic décor is accentuated by beautiful Christmas trees, winter wreaths, and a cozy, crackling fireplace. Enjoy this gorgeous setting with champagne, a delicious brunch, and your loved ones by your side.

Downton Abbey: The Exhibition


This exclusive exhibit at the Biltmore will display more than 50 costumes worn by the actors and actresses in the show. The exhibit will also give visitors the chance to learn about the era in which Downton Abbey is set. The similar story of the Biltmore’s own Vanderbilt family makes it the perfect location for guests to appreciate the exhibit.


Candlelight Tour at Biltmore


View the Biltmore in a gorgeous heart-warming light. Your evening will be illuminated by candlelight, firelight, and Christmas lights… The perfect end to a perfect day. 

The Details


To reserve your place on this incredible day trip, be sure to contact Cades Cove Heritage Tours by October 22nd. You can purchase tickets by calling us at 865-448-8838 to make a reservation. The $249 per person fee includes transportation, taxes, gratuities, and service fees. (No refunds after October 22nd.)

The Festive Holiday Trip to Grove Park Inn and Biltmore will leave on November 23rd at 7:00 a.m. from the Great Smoky Mountains Heritage Center in Townsend, Tennessee. Check-in begins at 6:30 a.m.

We look forward to seeing you and helping start your season off right with an incredible day trip full of beauty and holiday spirit.



CADES COVE HERITAGE TOURS
865-448-8838
P.O. Box 268
Townsend, TN 37882-0268
info@cadescoveheritagetours.org

Location: Townsend, TN 37882, USA

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