Guided Taliesin House Tour in Spring Green
Tour Frank Lloyd Wright’s Taliesin house and studio in Spring Green
Duration
Approximately 1.5 Hours
Includes
Guided house tour, Shuttle
Highlights
Explore Taliesin, Frank Lloyd Wright’s Wisconsin home and workplace, on a guided House Tour. Walk through key rooms and see how architecture, furnishings, and the landscape come together across the estate.
- Explore the main floor of Wright’s private residence
- Visit the famed Living Room and the Garden Room
- See Wright’s Personal Drafting Studio where designs took shape
- Walk through courtyards, gardens, and landscaped grounds
- Learn about Taliesin’s role as a long-running Wright project
What's Included
- Guided tour
- Shuttle bus to the estate
Things to know
Plan for uneven terrain, gravel paths, and stairways without handrails, with most of the tour spent walking and standing. The shuttle is not wheelchair accessible. Bottled water is the only beverage allowed on tour, and food is not allowed.
Cancellation Policy
Tickets are non-refundable. If Taliesin Preservation cancels the event, you will be notified in advance and offered a tour credit or a full refund to the original payment method.
Product ID: 4B4SCT
FAQs
Arrive at least 20 minutes early to pick up your tickets. The shuttle leaves promptly at the posted start time, and tours gather about 10 minutes before the start. If you arrive late, staff will try to accommodate you, but you may not be able to tour that day.
Dress for all weather and plan for time outdoors. In warmer months, mosquitos and other insects can be abundant, so consider bringing insect repellent or other protection.
Bring only bottled water; no other beverages are allowed, and food is not allowed. You may take photos for personal use, but tripods and selfie sticks are not permitted. Audio recording is prohibited. You may record short-form videos up to 30 seconds without original audio for social media use only.
Meeting details
5607 County Road C, Spring Green
Related locations
Taliesin
Admission includedPerched on a gentle rise above the Wisconsin River valley, Taliesin draws you into a world where buildings seem to grow from the earth itself. The low-slung rooflines, local limestone walls, and broad terraces of Taliesin reflect the surrounding landscape so completely that the boundary between structure and nature nearly disappears. Walking these grounds, you sense the restless imagination that shaped one of architecture's most influential careers.
