Fallingwater February 2025 winter tour

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Fallingwater Tours - Fallingwater


Fallingwater, a National Historic Landmark and a site inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List, is open for the 61st tour season with a variety of experiences for visitors to gain insights into Wright’s organic architecture and design philosophy, and discover the beauty of Fallingwater and its natural landscape.

  • Winter Hours: Gate opens 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily
  • Closed Wednesdays
  • Book online below or call 724-329-8501




Preservation-in-Action Winter Walk

Self-guided Landscape Walk • For All Ages • 1 Hour

Attention Visitors

(10/31/2024): Preservation activities this winter will focus on the Guest House and Main House at Fallingwater. Experience preservation in action during your visit and learn how we care for this remarkable landmark. This restoration work, which is expected to be completed by the end of March, will result in some visual impacts to the house’s exterior and the iconic view. By mid-April, tours should not be affected

Available Tours

$14Visitors Ages 6+ (Children 5 & under are free)

Prices for Friday, February 14, 2025 at 10:00 AM 

Overview

Activity details

Have you ever wondered what it is like to see Fallingwater in the snow or experience the waterfall when it’s frozen?

This winter, explore Fallingwater and its landscape at your own pace on a Winter Walk. View ongoing preservation efforts in progress. This extensive undertaking is part of a multi-year effort called World Heritage Preserved and addresses repairs to Fallingwater’s reinforced concrete, stone masonry, roofing, and steel window and door frames. Admission provides access to the grounds, trails and exterior of Fallingwater and several of the house’s terraces.

Ticket Details
• Free for children younger than 6.

What's included

Grounds and exterior access

What's not included

House interior not included

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