This is a must visit place in Petersburg. Adult entry fee is $10, free for kids under 12. You will get a very detailed guided tour for around an 30-60 mins, worth it. Inside the building it's marvelous, great mansion, artistic.

We had a wonderful tour of this beautiful historic home! Our tour guide, Tyler was fantastic! Definitely a must see in Petersburg.

Building is absolutely wonderful from the outside. Love the architecture. But unfortunately the museum itself was closed.On the left side, where tour entrance is, there is a note that tours only done on 2 weeks prior appointment since 4th of June this year. Wish that info was available on website too, but it was not. Nevertheless, town of Petersburg is nice.

Definitely worth a visit if you're in Petersburg. The history is rich, the mansion is in good condition, and the tour guide was helpful and knowledgeable.

I love this architectural gem in Petersburg. This was my 3rd or 4th visit in as many decades. Originally built in the Federal style with many Greek revival alterations, it is an explosion of architectural detail. Convenient on-site parking and good descriptions from our guide. Lincoln was here as well as John Tyler and others. Well worth a visit for the history & architecture buffs.

Excellent historic mansion!👌Mr. Brian Silver gave a fine tour of the mansion for 1 hour. Lot of history, lifestyle of noble families, ghost stories will entertain you! President Lincoln visited this mansion! Worth $10 fee! I recommend this for a visit while you're in town 😀

Center hill is a beautiful place!

It was an awesome tour. It was very informative and gave a good insight on how the upperclass of Petersburg lived and how they employed the people around. It also gave an illustration of how business at that time was conducted and how it transformed through different parts of time. My entire family enjoyed it. I brought my seven-year-old and she asked the most questions!

Historic mansion beautifully decorated for the holidays. Kind and informative docents. Free parking behind the mansion.

I visited during the week so wasn't able to go in the museum, but very cool from the outside. There is a nice park out in front. Not sure where I was supposed to park.

Great tour. Tons of history, beautiful site.

This is an extraordinary place. One of the finest mansions in Virginia. A must see. Staff is awesome.

Please check hours before you go. $6 for entry but the tour was very informative and friendly.

Enjoyed the mansion tour and history!

Absolutely love the entire atmosphere, setting, view, etc. Most excellent tour guide! She was very knowledgeable, informed and overall a joy to be around! I definitely want to come back again! Hopefully on January 24th when we can view the 3rd floor! I just can't say enough! A must see!

A unique place that is worth the visit.

I loved the tour and our guide was very knowledgeable.

It was mostly great except for some inappropriate behavior of some volunteers.

This is one of my favorite places to tour but I came all the way from Norfolk and it is locked up. On line it is open and there is no holiday. No one is picking up the phone at 2 after 3 pm Saturday. Very discouraged since we do not get to come up here as often as we would like.

The architecture is exquisite. I love the history of old buildings. Tyler, our tour guide, was very knowledgeable and able to answer questions from our group. If you're in Petersburg, VA., it's worth a visit.

We toured Centre Hill on Sunday. Tyler gave an excellent tour. The mansion is awesome with 3 styles of architecture and 220 years of history. Period & original furnishings are there, plus costumes from Mercy Street which was partially filmed there. Well worth visiting.

The day after my wedding, my husband, best friend, and her boyfriend were looking for something low key to do in the area before dropping them off at Richmond airport. The four of us were practically delirious with exhaustion from the day before and not sure what to expect from this tour that came up when we googled “things to do in Petersburg.” It ended up being really lovely!! The house is beautiful and our tour guide was extremely knowledgeable and came across as genuinely interested in the history of the house and its inhabitants. We weren’t very interesting guests, I’m afraid, but very much enjoyed ourselves. Our only complaint is the cursory attention to the enslaved workers on the estate in the antebellum period, although we understand that specific information on that subject is likely extremely scarce. Still, a general history of the experiences of enslaved people in the Petersburg area at the time would have been really interesting. Overall, I would definitely recommend this tour if you enjoy architecture, 19th century micro-histories, or want to know more about the history of the Petersburg, VA area.