This sculpture garden rivals any I've seen in the world. From classic sculpture to stark modern pieces to fun and pretty things, the collection has just about everything an art lover would want to see. The central piece is Oldenburg's "Spoonbridge and Cherry" which has become a symbol of the city. It's free from 6:00 am to midnight, cruise around... more

The Sculpture Garden is a must see if in MN. If you have the chance to take a guided tour do so and then go back and look at any of the artwork that you didn't get to see on the guided tour. Make sure to take your camera with you and get a map that tells you about each... more

The Sculpture Garden was beautiful. The sculptures where well placed among each other and the landscaping. The flower garden was very pretty. It was not overly crowded and you could hardly hear the traffic. It was also really close to the Minneapolis Institute of Art, which I’d also recommend. I’m not sure if many kids would enjoy the majority of... more

An interesting collection of artistic pieces, the Garden seems to have something for everyone. Though the centerpiece is "Spoonbridge and Cherry" (found in so many photos taken at the Garden), but there are a number of other pieces that are just as interesting AND a lot more touchable and even interactive! "Without Words" and "Arikidea" were among my favorites. For... more

Definitely make time to walk around the sculpture garden. It's pleasant. There's a nice view of the city and great giant spoon and cherry photo ops. There are also a few fun restaurants over the walkway outside of the garden. We found a nice parking space in that area, as well as the Dandelion Fountain--in honor of the lady who... more

First of all, the sculpture garden is free so what do you have to lose by checking it out? Second, unlike the recently opened sculpture park in Seattle, there are no rules against touching the art. Third, this is a beautiful urban space that shouldn't be missed. Right next to the Walker Art Museum and a stone's throw from the... more