Frank Lloyd Wright's Taliesin

Frank Lloyd Wright's Taliesin is 3 mi. s. on SR 23 to 5607 CR C. Tours begin at the Frank Lloyd Wright Visitor Center, inside Riverview Terrace. Designed by Wright in 1953 and built by apprentices in 1967 after his death, it is the only Wright-designed restaurant. Riverview Terrace, the origin of various guided tours of Taliesin, offers stunning views inside and out as it overlooks the Wisconsin River.

Taliesin, an 800-acre property, is a National Historic Landmark and is part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Tour options vary and may include stops in the Hillside school, a drafting studio, a stunning theater, the interior of Wright's home, Wright's personal drafting studio, artwork from his Asian collection and other areas.

Note: Preservation efforts are ongoing, so access to some areas may be restricted.

Guided tours are available. Food is available.