This home is absolutely stunning! Our tour guide gave tons of information, answered all of our questions. Not only is the house amazing the environment that it sits in is absolutely gorgeous! I can't wait to return to this beautiful home and it's surroundings!

The grounds are lovely, and the house is amazing. It is truly a work of art. We loved the area around the house and took many, many photos. Especially unique was the stairway in the living space that went down directly to the falls. It would be opened to allow the coolness of the water to cool the house during a time without air conditioning. Genius!

Falling water was an incredible experience. Unfortunately we didn't make reservations soon enough and were only able to walk the grounds. No house tours were available. We were able to get up on one of the decks and look in the windows. If I were in this area again I would certainly visit again but would schedule a house tour at least 2 weeks in advance.

From the moment you walk up to the gorgeous visitors center you’re enveloped into FLW’s vision; top to bottom, outside to inside, Fallingwater is ingenious. What I didn’t realize was how much original furniture was in the house, I thought most had been replaced by replicas and the artwork is original too, Picasso and Rembrandts, and beautiful Tiffany lamps. You must book the inside tour of the house as well. It gives you a much deeper experience and understanding of the house. I wound also highly recommend fall to go. I can’t imagine seeing it in any other season.

Fallingwater is incomparable. It is a little complicated to visit and places to spend the night nearby are not abundant. Having finally made the visit we are only sorry that we did not make the effort earlier. The beautiful Frank Lloyd Wright designed main house constructed over the waterfall and the connecting guest house are much larger than I had anticipated. We opted for an early morning tour which takes about 90 minutes and was well worth the cost. The house and grounds are very well maintained. The charming visitor center houses a cafe, rest rooms and a nice shop. The geography of the area is hilly and wooded and an added treat was the magnificent Pennsylvania countryside with the foliage changing color.

On a recent trip to Pittsburgh, we made a stop at Fallingwater. If you are a fan of Frank Lloyd Wright, this is a must see. If you are an architecture buff, this is a must see. If you are a fan of nature and architecture combined, this is a must see. Make sure you get advance tickets for the tour as the tours regularly sell out most days. If you have time either before or after the house tour, stroll the grounds as there are some hiking trails on the grounds. Definitely a must stop over if you are in the Pittsburgh / western Pennsylvania area.

The amazing experience of Fallingwater is difficult to articulate. A masterpiece ahead of its time, a well put together tour that does a great job capturing the importance of the building. The peaceful feeling of walking through the grounds sets the stage of house and guesthouse. The only criticism I’d have of the tour is trying to equate Fallingwater to the Pyramids of Egypt. It’s not even a 100 years old and at the end of the tour, they try and get you to “save” the building. Despite the wide array of tours available in cost, anywhere from $15-$400+ a person with a pricey gift shoppe. They are monetizing every square inch of the place, then they hit you up to try “save” it. A guilt trip for five million dollars or so rings hollow when they are saying it’s just like the Pyramids. Just my two cents. That said, the inspirational tour otherwise is worth the $35 tour I took. It’s worth the drive from Pittsburgh, to get there and enjoy the nature and historic architectural masterpiece that is Fallingwater!

A must experience. It is a wonderful house designed by the architect Frank Lloyd Wright in 1935 in the Laurel Highlands of southwest Pennsylvania. It was my dream to visit this architectural wonder and in real life it was even more powerful and beautiful than I though. I love absolutely the incorporation of light and nature. We had a truly professional tour, what a friendly guide. It is located in the nature, and it was a true experience to get there.

Had a great in-depth tour of Fallingwater. No doubt this is the greatest example of 20th Century American Residential architecture. Our tour guide was well informed and explained the history of the inception to completion of the building process.

Falling Water was a bucket list dream. If far exceeded my expectations. Our guide, Susan, was so knowledgeable and pleasant. The genius of Wright was in every nook and cranny. Small restaurant was perfect and reasonable. Gift shop was pricey. Loved this experience.