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Olympic Sculpture Park, Seattle

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#12 of 64 in Parks in Seattle

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Spreading across about 3.4 ha (8.5 acres), Olympic Sculpture Park is dotted with approximately 20 modern outdoor art creations made of materials such as steel, wood, glass, bronze, and granite and built between 1965 and 2014. You can visit a climate-controlled room with an 18 m (60 ft) long decaying wooden log that hosts various life forms, which you can observe under a magnifying glass. See a 3.5 m (11.5 ft) typewriter eraser, and look for a bright white, 14 m (46 ft) tall head that represents a mountain nymph from Greek mythology. Make your Seattle itinerary with Inspirock to find out what to see and where to go.

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• By Fireweed25

  Though I would not go out of my way to go here, it was great to walk through in the early evening after just arriving in Seattle to stretch our legs and view the water. We happened onto a summer in th...  more »

• By E8702QDtoms

  The space is great— very calm in the vicinity of a lot of bustle. There’s a lot of walking up and down hills if you want to see it all. Great view of the sound. Free. Most of the sculpture didn’t impr...  more »

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• By Laura Bensona

  An opportunity to walk among the trees and greenery while enjoying the various art sculptures. Beautiful area, where you can find a spot, sit and relax before moving on to explore the rest of this fun city. This is a regular park to sit down and rest up and see the waterfront. There are couple of sculptures around. We walked to it and its definitely a hike from the city. We took a taxi to the cruise. Its not a must do in Seattle.

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• By Christine Elzey

  It's a nice place, but I actually like it most because I can take my dog with me! He likes seeing all the people and I like mixing up our walks. The art, no idea if he likes it or not, but he has never peed on anything, which I take to be a good sign.

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