Olympic Sculpture Park - Seattle Art Museum’s waterfront art park

Olympic Sculpture Park, owned and operated by the Seattle Art Museum, opened in 2007 on a former industrial waterfront site and provides an open-air collection of large-scale modern and contemporary sculpture. The nine-acre park connects downtown to Elliott Bay with landscaped pathways, public art installations, and views of the water and mountains. It was created through a major urban reclamation project and is free and open to the public year-round.