Editing Biltmore Estate (section)

=== The Grounds: Designed by Frederick Law Olmsted ===
In addition to the mansion, Biltmore Estate is celebrated for its expansive gardens and landscaped grounds, designed by the famous landscape architect '''Frederick Law Olmsted'''—the visionary behind New York City’s Central Park. The estate spans over 8,000 acres, featuring formal gardens, woodland trails, and a conservatory.

One of the most iconic spots is the '''Italian Garden''', a peaceful space with reflecting pools and classical sculptures. The '''Walled Garden''' bursts with seasonal flowers and is a favorite among visitors, while the '''Rose Garden''' showcases over 250 varieties of roses. Beyond the manicured gardens, the estate also includes miles of forested land, streams, and farmland, which were initially used to support the estate’s sustainability.