The Taliesin building was famous architect Frank Lloyd Wright’s Wisconsin home and drafting studio. Wright designed the building himself in the tradition of the Prairie School, which emulated the natural landscape of the Midwestern plains.

The building was completed in 1911, but it needed to be reconstructed later in the decade after a disgruntled employee set fire to one of the wings.

Subsequently, Wright used the home as a place to store his large collection of Asian art. Today, visitors can come to Taliesin to learn about the life and times of Frank Lloyd Wright. The grounds have a visitor center and restaurant, and guided group tours are offered.

Address: 5607 County Road C, Spring Green, WI 53588, Phone: 608-588-7900

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