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Perched on a hillside above the Pacific in San Simeon, Hearst Castle is an opulent estate built between 1919 and 1947 for newspaper magnate William Randolph Hearst. Designed by architect Julia Morgan, the property blends Mediterranean Revival and European-inspired styles across grand rooms, ornate mosaics, and extensive collections of art and antiques. Highlights include the lavish Assembly Room, the Roman Pool with its hand-laid tiles and gold leaf, and sweeping terraces with panoramic ocean views. Today the National Historic Landmark is open for guided tours that explore its architecture, gardens, and Hearst’s eclectic tastes, offering a dramatic glimpse into early 20th-century luxury and collecting.
This is an extra guest ticket for the Grand Rooms Tour AND the bus ride to and from the Castle
Perched on a hillside above the Pacific in San Simeon, Hearst Castle is an opulent estate built between 1919 and 1947 for newspaper magnate William Randolph Hearst. Designed by architect Julia Morgan, the property blends Mediterranean Revival and European-inspired styles across grand rooms, ornate mosaics, and extensive collections of art and antiques. Highlights include the lavish Assembly Room, the Roman Pool with its hand-laid tiles and gold leaf, and sweeping terraces with panoramic ocean views. Today the National Historic Landmark is open for guided tours that explore its architecture, gardens, and Hearst’s eclectic tastes, offering a dramatic glimpse into early 20th-century luxury and collecting.
This is an extra guest ticket for the Grand Rooms Tour AND the bus ride to and from the Castle