For more information and updated hours visit. (the property gate is locked at 4:15 p.m.). The trails are open daily from 10:00 a.m. The Highland Rustic Trails are open to the public and free of charge. There is no need to register in advance to take advantage of this offer. Active United States Military personnel and up to five dependents will receive FREE general admission from Armed Forces Day to Labor Day.
Highland is proud to participate in the Blue Star Museum program. Hand sanitizer stations are found in the Museum Shop and in front of the main rest rooms. Face masks are recommended in all interior spaces, and when visiting exterior spaces when six feet of social distancing cannot be maintained. The exterior spaces are appropriate for walking, picnics, and self-directed exploration. Highland’s historic core is open and inviting, an d offers a healthful experience i n a historic setting. Face masks are recommended when visiting the interior exhibit spaces. Each tour time may accommodate one group, consisting of up to six guests. If you are interested in reserving a date or time that is not listed in our registration system, please email Admission is $150 per group, with no discounts or special offers. Private tours are available by reservation only. Further self-guided exploration of the outdoors with a takeaway paper brochure with a map and facts about the property.Self-guided exploration of the re-curated Guesthouse exhibits accompanied by a guide before Highland opens to the public.
A guided visit of outdoor spaces with an introduction to historic Highland. Follow the registration link below for available tour dates and times. Focusing on Monroe’s presidential years, the exhibits show how Highland is a lens for understanding early American history and its present-day legacies. The new exhibits are designed as a self-guided experience that weaves the story of Highland’s free and enslaved residents into one narrative. This is a unique opportunity to see the 1818 Guesthouse after its re-curation, with the guidance of Highland’s Council of Descendant Advisors, as a private viewing. The visit includes outdoor spaces and the 1818 Guesthouse. In this exclusive guided visit for small groups, guests will experience Highland accompanied by a guide. Follow the registration link below for available dates and times. A scavenger hunt for children and familiesĪdmission is $16 per adult (discounted online price: $15), $12 for youth aged 7-12, and children six and under are admitted for free. A takeaway paper brochure with a map and facts about the property. Self-guided tour of exterior spaces including gardens and lawns, with exterior views of dependency buildings, and a focus on the landscapes of the historic property. In addition to the 1818 Guesthouse interiors, the Highland property offers the time and space for unhurried, physically-distanced exploration. General Admission Ticket-holders are free to explore the site at their own pace. If you plan to explore the Guesthouse exhibit spaces, we ask that you stay close to your chosen group, and maintain social distancing from other visitors. Feel free to explore the Guesthouse, as well as Highland’s exterior spaces, at your own pace. Highland’s new interior exhibits are designed as a self-guided experience that weaves the story of Highland’s free and enslaved residents into the same narrative. General admission to Highland includes entry to new interior exhibits in the 1818 Guesthouse and exploration of outdoor spaces. to 4:30 p.m., with private guided tours at 9:00 a.m. Yet it’s all happily less than a half hour from the airport and the intensely posh Round Hill - for dinner among the excessive and elite.Highland is open daily from 9:30 a.m. The villa is a ten minute drive up a hill from the bustle of overwrought Montego Bay with its built up beaches and traffic. 
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