TUDOR PLACE is closed during the month of January for annual maintenance.
Tudor Place: Washington, DC Historic House & Garden
Welcome to Tudor Place Historic House & Garden, a National Historic Landmark. In 1966, Armistead Peter 3rd’s love of the trees, architecture and collections of Tudor Place inspired him to ensure their protection through the conveyance of an easement and the establishment of a foundation dedicated to the perpetual care of his family’s home. The family home and surrounding garden were opened to the public in October 1988. Today, visitors are welcome to tour the family home as a historic house museum and the surrounding 5 ½ acres. To learn more about enslavement at Tudor Place, click here.
Hours
Tudor Place is currently closed during the month of January for our annual cleaning. We look forward to welcoming you back when we reopen in February.
Suggested Donation
$10 Adult
$5 Senior, Student, Military, Child (6-18 years)
FREE Children 5 & under, Tudor Place Members
All proceeds support the mission of Tudor Place. We appreciate your generosity. Tudor Place participates in the Museums for All and is a Blue Star Museum, as well as provides reciprocal member benefits through NARM, ROAM and AHS. If you would like to book a tour under any of these programs or benefits, please call 202.965.0400 or email us at education@tudorplace.org for availability (be prepared to show proof upon check-in).
Visiting the Garden
Garden visits are self-guided and do not require advanced registration. Check in at the Visitor Center to receive a garden map.
Guided Garden Tours
Learn how the landscape evolved through the generations of Peter family ownership. Get an inside look into how we care for this historic site and preserve it for future generations. Click here for tour dates and to reserve your spot. Please be prepared for all weather and wear comfortable shoes. Group size is limited to ensure all visitors have an engaging experience.
Group Tours
Tudor Place welcomes groups to visit this National Historic Landmark. Groups of 10 people or more, requires prior arrangement for tour availability and a per person fee. Please contact us two-weeks in advance to secure your reservation. Your timely response is appreciated to ensure all visitors have an engaging experience.
Ticket price includes a guided tour of the historic house & self-guided garden access. Groups of 15 people or more should be prepared to divide into smaller groups for historic house tours. Guided tours can be scheduled Tuesday-Saturday between 9:30am – 3:00pm.
Photography & Filming
With lush green spaces, beautiful blooms and an elegant historic house, Tudor Place is the perfect backdrop for any occasion. All photography and filming at Tudor Place requires a permit. No photography shoots, professional or hobbyist, may be conducted on site without prior arrangement. To obtain a permit, email us at education@tudorplace.org.
Parking & Directions
Tudor Place is located at 1644 31st Street, NW in Washington, DC and is accessible via car, bus, metro, scooter or walking. Located in a residential neighborhood approximately six blocks north of the main intersection of M Street and Wisconsin Avenue NW, Tudor Place is in the heart of the historic Georgetown neighborhood. Street parking Tuesday – Saturday is limited to two hours free without a Zone 2 sticker. Click here for details.
Accessibility
Tudor Place aims to be accessible to all who would like to experience the site, in person or virtually. The first floor of the historic house can be made accessible for visitors with wheelchairs and other needs. Contact us at info@tudorplace.org or call 202-965-0400 for special arrangements.
A virtual tour of the interior of the historic house is available in a 3D format. Journey throughout the various rooms and discover objects of old. To adjust the accessibility settings of the Tudor Place website, click the blue icon on the right-hand side of the screen.
Visit The Museum Shop
Discover exclusive Tudor Place treasures, books on local history and objects made by local woodturners from Tudor Place trees. The Museum Shop is open Tuesday – Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Sunday from noon to 4 p.m.
Virtual Tours
Tour the historic house from the comforts of your own home in this 3D virtual experience. Discover new treasures or revisit your favorite parts from your guided tour.
Health and Safety Guidelines
Stay home if you are not feeling well, experiencing symptoms of Covid-19 or have had known exposure to the virus. Visitors and staff are welcome, but not required, to wear a mask in indoor or outdoor spaces.
