Ever wondered how an architectural genius lived and worked? Dive into the world of Frank Lloyd Wright with a self-guided tour. Explore his innovative designs that revolutionized architecture. See firsthand the Prairie style that made history. It's more than just a tour; it's a journey through time.

What We Offer

• For One: Neighborhood Exterior Walking Tour (Oak Park)
• For Two: Neighborhood Exterior Walking Tour (Oak Park)
• For One: Unity Temple Self-Guided Tour (Oak Park)
• For Two: Unity Temple Self-Guided Tour (Oak Park)
• For One: Frederick C. Robie House Self-Guided Tour (Hyde Park)
• For Two: Frederick C. Robie House Self-Guided Tour (Hyde Park)

Neighborhood Exterior Walking Tour: Frank Lloyd Wright’s first home and studio (1889-1909) was the birthplace of an architectural revolution. Wright used his home to explore design concepts that contained the seeds of his architectural philosophy and developed a new American architecture – the Prairie style. The historic district surrounding the Home and Studio has the greatest number of Wright-designed residences worldwide.

Unity Temple Self-Guided Tour: Unity Temple (1905-08) is Frank Lloyd Wright's only surviving public building from his Prairie period. It stands today as a masterpiece of modern architecture and design.

Frederick C. Robie House Self-Guided Tour: The Robie House, completed in 1910, is the consummate expression of Wright’s Prairie style. It sparked a revolution in residential architecture and is considered one of the most important buildings in architectural history. The house is a masterpiece of the Prairie style and a forerunner of modernism in architecture, with highlights including magnificent leaded glass windows and an open floor plan on the main floor.

Why You Should Grab The Offer

Frank Lloyd Wright Trust offers more than just tours; it provides an educational dive into the life of one of America's greatest architects. From guided bus tours that offer expert insights into his most influential works, to exclusive collections showcasing original drawings and personal artifacts, there's something for everyone. The Trust also manages UNESCO World Heritage Sites which are preserved according to Wright’s vision, ensuring you see them as he intended. Youth & family programs make this perfect for all ages, inspiring future generations through interactive activities. Plus, don’t miss out on events like the annual Wright Plus Housewalk or unique exhibitions that offer rare glimpses into private homes.