Explore Taliesin Self-Paced House Tour in Spring Green
Tour Taliesin at your own pace with app-based audio and timed entry
Duration
45-90 minutes
Includes
Self-paced house tour, App access
Highlights
Explore Taliesin’s main floor—Frank Lloyd Wright’s home and studio—on a self-paced tour guided by the Taliesin Preservation app. Take 45–90 minutes to move through key spaces while learning about Wright’s organic architecture.
- Explore courtyards, gardens, and iconic rooms like the Living Room and Studio
- Listen to in-app audio narration and access extra video and historic content
- Use your own mobile device and headphones or borrow an iPad if available
- Ride the shuttle from the Visitor Center to the Taliesin estate
- Start at the Frank Lloyd Wright Visitor Center in Spring Green
What's Included
- Tour access via the Taliesin Preservation app
- Shuttle transportation to the estate
- iPad loan (limited availability)
- Over-the-ear headphones loan (limited availability)
Things to know
Timed entry is required; the shuttle departs 15 minutes after your posted start time. Children under 8 are not permitted on this self-guided tour. You’ll walk on uneven terrain, gravel paths, and stairways without handrails.
Cancellation Policy
Tickets are non-refundable. Taliesin Preservation may offer a full refund to the original payment method if they cancel the event.
Product ID: SG4PB6
FAQs
Bring a mobile device and headphones. You can download the free Taliesin Preservation app, and you’ll receive a code at check-in to access the tour content. A limited number of iPads and over-the-ear headphones are available to borrow on a first come, first served basis.
Yes. Present a valid government ID to borrow a tour device (such as an iPad). You’ll get your ID back when you return the iPad.
The shuttle to Taliesin leaves 15 minutes after your posted tour start time. If you’re late, staff will try to accommodate you, but they can’t guarantee you’ll be able to take a tour the same day.
Meeting details
5607 County Road C, Spring Green, WI 53588
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.
