Gilded Age railroad tycoon Cornelius Vanderbilt would be wealthier than Jeff Bezos if he were alive today. His grandson built ...

Of the Brideshead Revisited manse, designer Remy Renzullo says “the notion of ‘finished’ doesn’t really exist” ...

In the first episode of The Grand Tour, Olivier Reza showcases his N.Y.C. home's eclectic design, which purposefully blends ...

Featuring six homes and a church, the tour will take place May 3-4 through Tacoma’s Stadium District. The homes range from the iconic and recently renovated Rust mansion to the twin Fitch and ...

The Newport Mansion announced it will host inside "The Gilded Age" tours. A special guide-led tour will explore four of the historic Newport Mansions that appear in HBO's "The Gilded Age." ...

Historic Newton's annual house tour will showcase seven historic homes on May 18. The tour, which runs from noon to 5 p.m., offers a glimpse into various architectural styles from the 1700s to ...

Visitors will have the opportunity to tour the spaces and learn about the inspiration behind each one. Mansion in May co-chairs Mary Courtemanche and Barbara Ruane said interested design ...

The Seldom Seen Tour, highlighting areas not shown to visitors during a regular mansion tour, returns April 17. The unique, one-hour tour was occasionally offered during the early 2000s through ...

President Donald Trump surprised guests at the first White House tour of the year Tuesday, drawing a "USA!" chant after thanking them for visiting. "I want to thank you very much for coming.

Author, blogger, and former editor Bettie Bearden Pardee’s stunning French-style Newport home is filled with charm and personal touches. Step inside and explore her gorgeous gardens! Donald ...

First lady Melania Trump announced Wednesday that later this month the White House will open its doors to the public for the first time during President Trump’s second term. Public tours of the ...

Dubbed the "house tour sleep hack," Kessler's method encourages you to focus on every little detail of the house in question, taking yourself on a mental tour until you eventually fall asleep.