Spring Green Travel Guide

 Tom_In_Madison Says:  FL Wright designed this in 1958, and i was built the next year. It was a grade school, but is now used as an art/community building. Still looks like it was built yesterday. You can walk around it, and inside if it's open. 

 Tom_In_Madison Says:  Frank Lloyd Wright not only grew up in the Spring Green area, but later on built his home--Taliesin (A Welsh word), his studio and his school there. There are many tours that are offered of his work, check the website to see them. I did the full tour, saw everything over 4... 

 Peterodl Says:  The local M&I bank building and it's former drive-thru annex that now serves as the Spring Green Visitors' Center were designed by former Spring Green resident Frank Lloyd Wright. It's a nice addition to the sightseeing of Taliesin and the House on the Rock tourist... 

 ccdursina Says:  You'll have plenty to see and do.If you love the outdoors you can start with hiking, exploring. For those that love arts, depend on what form of art you love, there is the American Players Theater, - all summer long, then is the arts and craft shops where they have too many... 

 AVG2319 Says:  Since I grew up in Wisconsin everyone has always said "you have to go see the House on The Rock", so I did-Honestly this "attraction" didn't impress me much not for the price of admission. I am sure at some time this house was truly amazing-I've just seen better is all.... 

 chickky311 Says:  This is a place definitely unlike any other. If you've ever been here you know what I'm talking about. This place is huge, and there's a lot to see so I would recommend about 3 hours for it (the whole place covers over 200 acres). You walk through the actual house itself... 

 SenoraSusan Says:  This river is a great adventure. My father and I would go tubing (in tire inner tube tires) down this river in the 70's.This river is alive and demands respect. She changes her borders each spring. She is home to many large birds along with the migrating SandHill Cranes.... 

 erikute3534 Says:  When Alex Jordan discovered a 60 - foot sandstone chimney rock, he envisioned it to be the ideal location for a weekend retreat. However, after constructing the magnificent House on the rock, he found his retreat was drawing curious visitors in drovers, It soon became... 

 androidusername Says:  Arthur's is definitely a gold mine for the owners - no question about it... The place is always packed! What I don't understand is: WHY? In the ten years we've lived in the area, we've gone there maybe 4 or 5 times and always walked out wondering where the attraction is. In... 

 androidusername Says:  My one visit to The Bank was interesting. I can't complain too much about the food, but I do have an issue with the other reviewer's point that it was something like $11-20. Nowhere near (unless they meant for a glass of wine). I thought that, especially for a small... 

 ccdursina Says:  Recently opened the place has a great variety of wines at their wine bar, and the food is tasty and with a very professional presentation; a large menu prompted the owner to change it every week. the stake - delicious!