If you missed the 2015 Downton Abbey exhibit at The Biltmore, never fear: The nationally touring exhibit is back and bigger from Nov. 8 to April 7, 2020 with exclusive multimedia elements on display. And what perfect timing for fans of the series since the feature film hit theaters Sept. 12.
For this exhibition, “Downton Abbey” set recreations and 50-plus costumes take over two areas of the Biltmore creating an immersive experience inside the grand dining room, kitchen, and bustling servants’ quarters. The best part? The exhibition is included with a regular day pass and/or the Christmas Evening tickets. Plus tickets are free for kids 9 and younger.
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