Upstairs at Monticello
Get a glimpse into the lives of those who lived and labored in the bedrooms and out-of-the-way corners of Monticello, which most visitors never get to see.
Gardens of Monticello's Enslaved Families
Enslaved laborers kept Monticello’s 5,000-acre agriculture enterprise running. They also tended their own gardens to provide food for their families and produce to sell.
Be Inspired
A visit to Monticello can be a life-changing experience. Learn about the ways that spending time on the mountaintop inspired a number of notable guests.
Travels with Jefferson
Jefferson’s journeys took him to places such as Philadelphia, Washington, and Paris — all at a much slower pace than what we’re accustomed to today.
Branching Out
Trees are integral to the Monticello experience, and it takes a team to look after them year-round.
Restoring the Tea Room
New discoveries and next steps for a unique room.
