Olympic Sculpture Park (Seattle Art Museum)

Olympic Sculpture Park is a nine-acre public park operated by the Seattle Art Museum that opened in 2007 on a former industrial and railroad site along the central Seattle waterfront. The park was created to place large-scale contemporary sculpture in an accessible, open-air setting and to reconnect the city to Elliott Bay. It contains a mix of permanent and rotating outdoor works by prominent contemporary artists and includes landscaped pathways, beach access, and views of the Puget Sound and downtown Seattle.