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A hermitage is the retreat of a hermit, q.v.Hermitage is the name of a number of settlements:
- Hermitage, Berkshire, is a town in England near Newbury.
- Hermitage, Dorset, is a hamlet in England, near Sherborne.
- Hermitage, Dumfries & Galloway , is a village in Scotland.
- Hermitage, Seychelles , is a town in the island nation of Seychelles.
- Hermitage, West Sussex , is a village in England.
The Hermitage is a museum in Saint Petersburg, Russia. See Hermitage Museum.
The Hermitage is the residence of Andrew Jackson near Nashville, Tennessee, United States. See The HermitageAlternate uses: see Hermitage''. Located near Nashville, Tennessee, the Hermitage plantation was home to Andrew Jackson, seventh president of the United States, for forty years. The property was purchased by Jackson in 1804. The original Hermitage mansion. The area surrounding the mansion, although part of Nashville, is known as Hermitage also.
Hermitage is a wine growing AOCThe French designation Appellation d'Origine Controlee AOC , roughly translated to 'term of origin', is a certification granted to certain French wines, cheeses, butters, and other agricultural products by a government bureau known as the Institut Nationa in the Rhône wine region in France. See Hermitage AOCHermitage is an AOC for wine made near Lyon in France, in a fairly small area on a hill site near Tain l'Hermitage in the Rhone wine region Most wines produced are red, a powerful, spicy, long lived wine from the Syrah grape. Whites are produced from Mars.
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