Put this wonderful home designed by Frank Lloyd Wright on your one - or two day trip list. It is truly unique and fabulous to see. Take the tour and enjoy all the great information that's provided. Wear walking shoes, though. You'll start by parking in one of the two lots after you go through the toll house. Walk over to the visitors center and check in. There is a bright, clean cafe there that serves nice sandwiches and salads. Have lunch there, if you will. There's big restrooms in this pavilion; and make sure you use them before starting the 1+ hour tour. Lynne V. was our guide, and she was great! We actually arrived a little early for our noon appointment, which you make online, but they got us in an earlier group. Lynne was so informed, giving us wonderful insight and knowledge of everything, and she kept our group together and moving along, stopping in each area of the home. You will learn about how Wright thought and incorporated his ideas with nature and the surroundings. He also employed a design technique called: Compress and Release. You will see it and feel it. One can't help but marvel at the cantelever designs that were incorporated by Wright for his clients, the Kaufmans. This unique and absolutely fascinating home should be seen by those who not only appreciate architecture, but those that understand a bit about being one with nature. You'll see how Wright tied it all together. I highly recommend seeing this National Historic Site and home. Please put it on your bucket list and your next trip. BTW: we stayed approximately 25 minutes away in Uniontown at a Hilton Garden hotel. There's plenty of accommodations and restaurants in that town. Enjoy!