Explore History At Our House | Montpelier

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Kids are Free July 5 - August 31

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Estate Hours

Open Today

9:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Tours: From 9:45 - 4:15

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Our Location

11350 Constitution Highway
Montpelier Station, VA 22957

Estate Hours

Open Today 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Tours: From 9:45 - 4:15

Plan Your Visit

Our Location

11350 Constitution Highway
Montpelier Station, VA 22957

Discover Montpelier

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A Festival of Freedom

Maintaining Mr. Madison's Home

Passed Down Through Generations

The Second American Revolution

Congress & the Constitution

Center For
The Constitution

James Madison's Montpelier

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Our Work

As a memorial to James Madison and the Enslaved Community, a museum of American history, and a center for constitutional education, Montpelier engages the public with the enduring legacy of Madison’s most powerful idea: government by the people.

"We were very pleased to find out that we could visit the archeology exhibit and activities any given day. Our kids loved looking through the drawers that were full of china, glass, and other objects. Absolutely recommend Montpelier!"

Annie Nardone

"Nice tour and beautiful grounds. Visit the graves of the Madison's or watch the archeologists work. Worth the time."

Rose4may

"This is a fantastic property. There are miles of trails and big open spaces that are totally free to use. You can bring a picnic and eat right behind James Madison's house or get food from their cafe, which is managed by the BBQExchange in Gordonsville. The house tour is very informative and the gardens and grounds are beautiful."

Doug S.

"We were very pleased to find out that we could visit the archeology exhibit and activities any given day. Our kids loved looking through the drawers that were full of china, glass, and other objects. Absolutely recommend Montpelier!"

Annie Nardone

"Nice tour and beautiful grounds. Visit the graves of the Madison's or watch the archeologists work. Worth the time."

Rose4may

"This is a fantastic property. There are miles of trails and big open spaces that are totally free to use. You can bring a picnic and eat right behind James Madison's house or get food from their cafe, which is managed by the BBQExchange in Gordonsville. The house tour is very informative and the gardens and grounds are beautiful."

Doug S.