Olympic Sculpture Park

"This 9-acre open-air park is the spectacular outdoor branch of the Seattle Art Museum. The Sculpture Park is a favorite destination for picnics, strolls, and quiet contemplation." Full review

"Hovering over train tracks, in an unlikely oasis between the water and busy Elliott Ave, is the 8.5-acre, $85-million Olympic Sculpture Park." Full review

"This nine-acre waterfront spread is arguably the most gorgeous addition to the Seattle Art Museum (it even outshines the recently renovated main museum, about a mile away)." Full review

"Stare in awe at large-scale works... while taking in gorgeous views of the Puget Sound." Full review

"Ambitious venue for the SAM's sculpture collection."

"Visitors will be treated to views of Olympic Mountains and Puget Sound as well as of works by Calder, Sierra, Nevelson and Oldenburg." Full review

"Located on the waterfront, not far from Pike Place Market, it features great views of Puget Sound (well, on clear days) and the ferries going back and forth." Full review

"“Prime waterfront transformed into an art showcase"...nine-acre (3.6-hectare) downtown park with works including Alexander Calder’s six-ton Eagle." Full review

"A rotting tree in the middle of Seattle doubles as an elaborately controlled art piece. " Full review

"Owned and operated by the Seattle Art Museum, Olympic Sculpture Park is a fantastic outdoor display of modern and contemporary sculpture"