⚜️ Lynnewood Hall - Fleurs de Villes ⚜️

I've been waiting for this Mansion to open to the public for years, although it is still under major renovations. We have a chance to see it on September 29th at 10:00. Tickets are $30 for seniors including online fee. Tickets Click on Tickets, scroll down and select September 29 at 10:00, then scroll down to Senior Tickets. Lynnewood Hall is a 110-room palace outside Philadelphia, closed to the public for more than 80 years. It was built for the Widener family. A father and son, George and Harry, boarded the Titanic in 1912 and never came home. Inside were more than 2,000 artworks that later helped found the National Gallery of Art. This fall, for the first time in generations, the doors open. You can walk in. Lynnewood Hall will host its first public exhibition in more than 80 years, a floral showcase called Fleurs de Villes inspired by HBO's The Gilded Age. For visitors, it's a rare chance to walk through rooms that once held one of America's great art collections, and to stand where a family shaped by the Titanic once lived. Transportation: free shuttle bus included with ticket entry, limited onsite self-parking for $10 per vehicle, and valet service for $25 per vehicle.