Taliesin Preservation: Frank Lloyd Wright Visitor Center

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5607 County Rd C, Spring Green, WI 53588, USA
Added by Jopie, at 25 May 2017

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• Matt Ivory

  16 February 2018

  Beatiful visitor center! I had some brief snacks from the resturant and they were great! Definitly going to come back and check out the rest of the buildings

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• Randy Shaw

  28 November 2017

  A very unique place, the tour seemed a little pricey to me but afterwards I'm glad I went on it

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• Russ Vogel

  08 November 2017

  Good place to stop and stretch your legs. Focuses on a piece of architecture that was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright.

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• Sandra Ashley

  12 September 2017

  Liked the area & tour of FLW history. Didn't know there's a current architectural training going on still to this day.

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• Brianna McDonough

  04 September 2017

  Beautifully kept property! Amber led our tour of the studio and theatre. She was very informative! Thanks!!

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• Suzanne Kramer

  30 July 2017

  What a fascinating place! Our guide looked like Dick Van Dyke, and did a fabulous job, even answering questions for our daughter!

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• Adam L

  24 July 2017

  Went to the cafe. Limited menu at high prices. Food was good. Order at the desk and they bring it out to you. Overall a decent choice for a snack after or before a tour.

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• Sandy York

  23 July 2017

  Put this on your "must see" list for this area.

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• Pamela Aasen

  24 June 2017

  Taliesen is Frank Lloyd Wright's home that he built in the valley where he grew up. It is built into the side of a hill and fits perfectly into the natural surroundings, which was Wright's intention. It blends indoor and outdoor spaces in a way which is really quite breathtaking. In addition to his usual signature touches, such as earth tones and lots of wood and stone, he has his collection of Japans and Chinese art at Taliesen. The result is an American interpretation of an Asian home in the country. The tour fee is fairly expensive, but it is worth it, and it goes to preserving this great American treasure.

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• Prescott Kemler

  20 June 2017

  Great tour. Wright has a nack for additions. Must see. Our guide was amazing.

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• Christopher Pisman

  01 June 2017

  Awesome toured estate must see

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