In 1935, famed architect Frank Lloyd Wright designed what was to become his masterpiece, Fallingwater. Situated in the Laurel Highlands just south of Pittsburgh, it’s his most masterful melding of home and environment.
It’s a bucket-list destination and, along with his other homes, a UNESCO World Heritage travel site. But it’s a potentially long trip, so if you are going to visit, why not make it a whole Frank Lloyd Wright vacation? You can see two other homes by him within 30 minutes of Fallingwater, visit other inspired architecture and, if you are lucky, even stay overnight in one of the Wright homes.
Polymath Park
