Fallingwater

Falling Water stands out as a remarkable destination, where the stellar staff goes above and beyond to ensure an unforgettable experience!

The efficiency showcased by minimal wait times adds a layer of convenience, allowing visitors to fully immerse themselves in the architectural marvels that grace the grounds. The fusion of breathtaking design and meticulously maintained landscapes creates a harmonious atmosphere that captivates the senses.

Falling Water is not just a visit; it's a transformative journey where every moment is crafted to leave a lasting impression. Highly recommended for those seeking a perfect blend of hospitality, efficiency, and sheer beauty.

Amazing house. What a breathtaking experience this house. Frank Lloyd Wright did a superb job making the house blend into nature and the whole thing be cantilever is astonishing. I had heard of this house before but hadn't taken the time to visit until now and I wasn't disappointed. I can understand why it is so beloved and really appreciate that it is being so well maintained. The tour guide was excellent and she really gave us great insight into the family and the history of the building. There are some trails to walk around as well if you wanted to spend more time there. Highly recommended!

Such a beautiful place, even in February. I enjoyed the nature walk and understand that renovations to preserve the house is necessary, so I hope to return in a couple years (later in the Spring)

We love it here! Highly recommend the inside tour at least once. If tickets aren't available, the outside grounds are just as interesting. This last time we toured it was late Fall - still gorgeous & picturesque. The gift shop has unique items - make sure to check it out as well.

It is simply amazing that Frank Loyd Wright designed Fallingwater in 1935 as a vacation home for the Kaufmann family. This home is stunning. It’s unfortunate that it’s undergoing renovations that will last the next three years however, it’s better to see it maintained then neglected the ground surrounding the house are beautiful for short hikes. It’s very peaceful and calm. This has been a bucket list Item to see so very happy I made it out here. Went on a Sunday and there was hardly anyone here. Felt like we had the entire area to ourselves. Definitely recommend.

This place is one of kind. A beautiful nature walk to a true wonder. The visitor center seemed so calm and peaceful. it's an open roof in the woods. Even the mens room was beautiful. You can take guided tours, but it seems you have to book in advance, but for $15, you can walk the grounds on your own and still see the beauty. The cafe was really good and eating out in the lobby of the visitors center was very peaceful. I'm definitely glad to go. It is highly recommended to check out.

Fallingwater’s beauty never ceases to amaze me even after numerous years and visits. I wanted to suggest to who anyone who was looking to do a more laid back approach to take the Grounds Only Tour. It’s only $15 and you have the entire day to spend looking around the entire property and even peak through the windows. You just can’t go inside. You can walk all along the terrace and go up to the guest house - just be respectful of the roped off areas. I managed to take these beautiful pictures all outside and not on a tour. It’s much more laid back. I suggest going at the end of the day around 4:00 pm as the guided tours are already wrapping up by then. Note: you have to leave by sunset so plan accordingly.

Built in the early thirties of the 1900’s as a getaway from EVERYTHING “Cottage” or Vacation Home, unbelievable advanced architecture and use of space and nature…
I was very impressed to say the least!
Quite the drive to get there but for me and my “Inspired” Son, it was definitely worth it.

Fallingwater is an absolute gem to visit!

We purchased our tickets in advance for a specific time slot and had zero wait time, as our tour started punctually.

Earpiece radios allowed us to hear our knowledgeable tour guide during all times, giving us freedom to explore a bit around the property as she spoke.

The visitors center was easy to navigate and was very beautiful. The gift shop had gorgeous souvenirs!

The architecture and setting are breathtaking. Thoroughly enjoyed the guided tour - Cody did a great job. The pacing and set up of the tours are very well done and can accommodate folks who can’t walk or stand for long periods.

There was more to this place than meets the eye..5,000 acres more. We went with a school group, so it may run a little differently, but we gathered at the visitors center and Pavillion where there is a super clean bathroom, a Cafe, a gift shop and a ton of seating for relaxing and having a packed lunch. There are also plenty of beautiful trails that you can walk..the tour of the house put us in a group of 10 and were offered a listening device while the tour guide used a microphone. The place is tight by design, and there is zero wheelchair or handicapped accessibility. If you have problems with stairs, tight spaces or balance, you may want to ask questions. Photos can be taken anywhere outside, but us limited inside which the guide will explain.

I've been wanting to see Fallingwater for many years. My wife and I finally made it there this year. We thoroughly enjoyed the tour and all the stories that are shared. Sharing is how I will describe the experience, it felt like we were receiving a gift. A very special place with really kind knowledgeable people.

This was amazing. The architecture was so innovative and the nature in the grounds and home blended together just as Frank Lloyd Wright had envisioned. This was so wonderful to visit and hear the history from the knowledgeable docent. Well worth the price and walking to have this experience.

We only got to see and explore the grounds. When I arrived, the tours of the house were all booked up. There is such a serene beauty to the entire place. So peaceful. Will definitely make reservations to enter the home in the near future.

We did the grounds tour of Fallingwater in October, which seems like the ideal time to go. We were there in the morning so it was a bit chilly. There are about 0.5-1.5 miles of walking depending on what you want to see and how adventurous you are. It is all very easily accessible and well laid out. The house is beautiful and the grounds are stunning as well.

Amazing architecture for it's time in a serene setting. The bedroom/study with the windows that would open to immerse one in the sound of waterfall was the best of the experience.

Great work of architecture! Love the floating terraces.
Good hike and exercise trails for me but not for old people who has difficulty walking on rough grounds.
Knowing the history of the house and the owners is an honor.
When going wear comfortable clothing's and shoes. 👟

A must see if you're in the area, even if you're not an architecture buff. Beautiful house and grounds. Very good tour guides. Take the time to walk the trail back to the Visitors Center. Some very interesting outdoor sculptures along the path. They could do a much better/faster job in the Cafe at the Visitors center but warning there are not a lot of good food options near Fallingwater. If you're in the area already, take the time to visit Kentuck Knob just a short distance away. It's a very different but terrific visit experience.

You must visit here if you are a Frank Lloyd Wright fan or just enjoy unique architectural experiences. Just remember to book in advance since they often sell out.

The mecca to some of the great Frank Lloyd Wright. This house was an amazing sight to see and the landscape and surroundings just made the experience so much better. I've been to about three or four of his houses that he has designed and this one right here just really brought nature into the house and really made everything seem fluid. The creek and waterfall can be felt all throughout the house whether it is sight sound smell sometimes touch. You really get the sense of being in nature in a house like this as everything is designed to bring the outside in. On top of the house itself you can also walk the grounds and see other points of interest as well. There are some Trails you can walk in other viewpoints of the house which is highly encouraged. It is up in the mountains in the woods and I was fortunate enough to get the full experience of going there during a huge rainstorm but then having the skies clear once the tour started. So to say the least "falling water" was very literal that day. Well worth the price of admission and a must-see of Frank Lloyd Wright lovers