Every Frank Lloyd Wright Building You Can Visit: The Complete List

Every publicly accessible Wright site — including all 8 UNESCO World Heritage buildings.

Frank Lloyd Wright designed more than a thousand structures over a 70-year career, and many of his masterworks are open to the public today. This is a checklist of 21 publicly accessible Wright sites worth visiting — led by the eight buildings inscribed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites — with each building's location and year.

UNESCO World Heritage Sites (the 8)

Building	Location	Built
Unity Temple	Oak Park, IL	1908
Frederick C. Robie House	Chicago, IL	1910
Hollyhock House	Los Angeles, CA	1921
Taliesin	Spring Green, WI	1911
Jacobs House (Herbert & Katherine)	Madison, WI	1937
Fallingwater	Mill Run, PA	1937
Taliesin West	Scottsdale, AZ	1937
Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum	New York, NY	1959

Major Publicly Accessible Sites — Midwest

Building	Location	Built
Frank Lloyd Wright Home and Studio	Oak Park, IL	1889
Dana-Thomas House	Springfield, IL	1902
SC Johnson Wax Headquarters	Racine, WI	1939
Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church	Wauwatosa, WI	1956
Cedar Rock (Walter House)	Quasqueton, IA	1948

Major Publicly Accessible Sites — East

Building	Location	Built
Beth Sholom Synagogue	Elkins Park, PA	1959
Kentuck Knob	Chalk Hill, PA	1956
Pope-Leighey House	Alexandria, VA	1940
Westcott House	Springfield, OH	1908

Major Publicly Accessible Sites — West & South

Building	Location	Built
Marin County Civic Center	San Rafael, CA	1962
Florida Southern College	Lakeland, FL	1938
Allen House	Wichita, KS	1915
Price Tower	Bartlesville, OK	1956

Planning Tips

Start with the UNESCO eight if you want the definitive masterworks. Cluster by region — Oak Park and Chicago alone hold several sites. Book tours ahead; Fallingwater and Taliesin sell out, especially in fall foliage season.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many Frank Lloyd Wright buildings can you visit?

Dozens of Wright sites are open to the public. This list focuses on the most significant and accessible ones, including all eight UNESCO World Heritage buildings.

Which Frank Lloyd Wright buildings are UNESCO World Heritage Sites?

Eight Wright works share the inscription, including Fallingwater, the Guggenheim Museum, Unity Temple, the Robie House, and Taliesin and Taliesin West.

What is Frank Lloyd Wright's most famous building?

Fallingwater in Pennsylvania, the house cantilevered over a waterfall, is his most famous work, with the Guggenheim Museum in New York a close second.

Can you tour Frank Lloyd Wright houses?

Yes — many are operated as museums with guided tours. Popular sites require advance reservations.

How do I track the Wright sites I've visited?

A printable Frank Lloyd Wright passport — a checklist with the UNESCO eight marked, a detail page per building, road-trip routes, and badges.