Taliesin West
Location
Overview
Taliesin West was architect Frank Lloyd Wright's winter home and school in the Arizona desert from 1937 until his death in 1959. The 600-acre property showcases Wright's philosophy of organic architecture integrated with the Sonoran Desert landscape. The campus features sculptures, architectural details, and carefully planned desert gardens that blur the line between architecture and landscape art.
Frank Lloyd Wright's winter home and architectural campus featuring integrated sculpture gardens and desert landscape design
What Makes This Park Special
- Frank Lloyd Wright masterwork
- 600 acres of desert landscape
- Integration of architecture and sculpture
- Guided tours available
- Architectural school grounds
- UNESCO World Heritage Site
Art & Features
✓ Permanent Collection
✓ Rotating Exhibitions
✓ Indoor Galleries
✓ Walking Trails
✓ Guided Tours
Art Styles: Modernist, Architectural, Integrated
Planning Your Visit
Hours
Daily 8:30am-4pm (hours vary seasonally)
Admission
$35-45 adults depending on tour, discounts available
Parking
Free
Open
Year Round
Visitor Tips
- Book tours in advance, especially winter season
- Morning tours recommended in summer
- Wear comfortable walking shoes
- Combined tickets with Taliesin (Wisconsin) available
- Photography allowed on most tours
Best For
Educational
Art Lovers
Photography
Families