2901 Western Ave
(Broad Street)
Seattle,
WA
98121
47.6162
-122.3535
Neighborhoods: Belltown, Downtown
What People Are Saying About Olympic Sculpture Park
The Editor
Anna Roth
Citysearch
The View – The indoor steel and glass indoor pavilion opens onto a wide Z-shaped path that winds its way through the sculpture installations, over busy Elliott Avenue and the railroad tracks, to end at a recaptured public beach. All plants are local and the entire park offers a sweeping vista of Elliott Bay and the Olympics as well as peekaboo views of the big local landmarks--the Space Needle, Smith Tower, downtown, Mount Rainier and more. – – The Appeal – The modern sculptures scattered around the park are all enhanced by the landscape. Alexander Calder's "Eagle" is…
Average
by iluvrain
The Sculpture park is ok on a sunny day if you are going to be downtown anyway, but it isn't as exciting as I would have like it to be. I saw pictures of all the best sculptures before I even visited, so my experience wasn't the best.
Great place to see art; don't plan on a meal there.
by jgren
The Sculpture Park is beautiful with intriguing art and breathtaking views. It's a great place to take out of town guests to show off our gorgeous city. And it's free!
Just stop in the Taste Cafe for a beverage or a bakery item. The kids' meals came with apple slices which were nice but the hot dog was split down the middle and grilled; the result was brown and unrecognizable. A green salad was wilted. The pizza is fine, but may not appeal to children.
- Pros: The sculpture, setting, and price are excellent.
- Cons: The Taste Cafe has limited options and poorly prepared food.
Never crowded for me
by minnesotan_1981
I walk down to the Sculpture garden every day on my lunch hour during the week and there has NEVER been crowds. It's a beautiful place, and not very many people know how extensive it is.
The cafe inside has wonderful whole foods as well. Not your usual fried everything and hamburgers.











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