Hearst Caster earlier known as “Camp Hill,” was originally purchased by George Hearst, a well-heeled miner and later inherited by William Randolph Hearst. Today Hearst Castle is a heritage castle that offers an exciting camping and holidaying place for family and friends. This historic place is named to be a National and California Historical Landmark. It is located on the central coastal area of California in US. The property was donated to the state of California after the death of William Randolph Hearst and is taken care of as a historic park which is open to public. Art, too is an integral aspect of this historic mansion.
Classic Sunset from the Castle
Ariel view of Hearst Castle
Classic Arches and tapestry
Royal Dinning
Outdoor Seating
Outdoor Pool
Majestic Fireplace
Lotus pond with Sculptures
Large Fountain at the Entrance
Gardens and Sculptures
Indoor Royal Pool
View of the castle from the pool
How to reach
From Los Angeles: One can take the U.S. Highway 101 north from San Luis Obispo, then take the California Highway 1 north about 39 miles. From San Francisco the castle can be reached by taking the U.S. 101 south from California Highway no. 46. Travelers from Monterey can take California Highway 1 South to reach Hearst Castle.
Art work at the Castle
• The Three Graces
• Neptune
• Two Sekhmet Figures and Two Sekhmet Heads.
• Marriage Chest
• The Continence of Scipio
• Ceiling in Casa Del Monte
• Tiffany & Co. “Orchid Vase” Lamp
• Nine Muses Sarcophagus
• Mosaic
• The Virgin Mary as a Young Girl
Available tours of the Castle
• Grand Rooms Museum Tour
• Upstairs Suites Museum Tour
• Cottages & Kitchen Tour
• Evening Museum Tour
• Grand Rooms Tour – Accessibly Designed
• Evening Tour