Taliesin

Once the family home of famous architect Frank Lloyd Wright — and then an architectural commune and school under his direction — "Taliesin" refers both to the iconic house he designed there, and also to the sprawling complex of buildings on the site. It's one of eight buildings by Wright to be listed as a world heritage site. Regular performances and receptions are held here, and it's still a working school. There's an inexpensive tour ($16), where you'll see exteriors and interiors of the Hillside School. The longer tours, which take you to the interior and gardens of the home, Taliesin, are highly recommended for Wright enthusiasts but pricey ($47-80).

• outdoors
• family

Address

5607 Cty. Rd. C

Getting there

Entrances from both Highway 14 and Highway 23

Hours

May – Oct: 9AM-4:30PM

Website

taliesinpreservation.org (opens in a new tab)