Olympic Sculpture Park
8.0Locals Score / 10#5 of 12 Parks & Outdoors in Seattle
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Known forparkartfreewaterfront
The Olympic Sculpture Park is the Seattle Art Museum's free nine-acre outdoor park on the downtown waterfront, where a zigzagging path descends past monumental works like Richard Serra's rusted steel and Alexander Calder's red Eagle toward Puget Sound. It links to the Elliott Bay Trail and frames views of the water and the Olympic Mountains. It is open daily and free year-round, though it is exposed and can be windy and wet, so pick a clear day for the best experience.
Key facts
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| Price | free |
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| Last verified | July 15, 2026 |
Locals Score
8.0/10- Value9.0
- Iconic8.0
- Excellence8.0
- Crowd level6.0
- Authenticity8.0
- Accessibility8.0
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