Olympic Sculpture Park
✨ FREE Admission
🐕 Dog-Friendly
📅 Year-Round
Location
Overview
The Olympic Sculpture Park, opened in 2007, is a free public park operated by the Seattle Art Museum. This unique outdoor gallery features large-scale contemporary sculptures set against dramatic views of Elliott Bay, the Olympic Mountains, and Seattle's downtown skyline. The Z-shaped path descends from the city to the waterfront, creating three distinct landscape zones.
Nine-acre waterfront park featuring contemporary sculptures with stunning views of Puget Sound and the Olympic Mountains
What Makes This Park Special
- Free admission daily
- Waterfront location with mountain views
- Works by Serra, Calder, Bourgeois
- 2,200-foot Z-shaped path
- Native plantings and salmon habitat
- Connected to Seattle Art Museum
Art & Features
✓ Permanent Collection
✓ Rotating Exhibitions
✓ Indoor Galleries
✓ Walking Trails
✓ Guided Tours
Art Styles: Contemporary, Abstract, Modernist
Planning Your Visit
Hours
30 minutes before sunrise to 30 minutes after sunset daily
Admission
Free
Parking
Free on-street parking nearby
Open
Year Round
Visitor Tips
- Best on clear days for mountain views
- Free guided tours available (check schedule)
- Combine with Seattle Art Museum visit
- Great for sunset photos
- Accessible restrooms available
Best For
Families
Photography
Art Lovers
Picnics