Where else can you stroll among world-class sculptures with Puget Sound on one side and the Olympic Mountains on the other? Welcome to Seattle’s Olympic Sculpture Park.
This nine-acre free public park on the waterfront blends monumental art — works by Alexander Calder, Richard Serra and Louise Bourgeois — with walking paths, beaches and jaw-dropping views of Elliott Bay. It’s a green oasis just steps from downtown.
Perfect for art lovers, families and sunset seekers. Tip: admission is always free. Combine your visit with a walk along the Elliott Bay Trail, and pack a picnic to enjoy on the grassy slopes overlooking the water.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons / Dietmar Rabich
