A great space in Minneapolis with great art and lots to see and do. A must see for any visitor. Plan on spending enough time to see everything!

This is a great place to get a little sun while partaking in a cultural experience. The sculpture garden is free to enter, though if you want to park where it is convenient, then you might have to dish out a chunk of change. My advice is to park a few blocks away in the residence area and walk in, since you are going to be walking around the park ...

I enjoy this place so much because it's free, you get to be outside, and you get a chance to view some of the best art! There is also a great view of Minneapolis from the garden and it's a simple walk over a bridge to Loring Park.
If you enjoy the sculpture garden so much, then make your way into the Walker Art Center. It's worth the money and very interesting. (You may even want to take in a play at the Gutherie.)

I LIKE ALL THE DIFFERENT SCULPTURES AND PLANTS, IT IS A GREAT PLACE TO GET EXERSIZE
AND A WONDERFUL PLACE TO GO ON A FIRST DATE TO WALK AND JUST TALK.

The garden is serene and pleasant enough, but frankly, the art is a big bore. The spoon cherry is still the most interesting thing there. The space would better be used as a playground or beer garden.

I would recommend the gardens to anyone. Great for date night. While the garden set in downtown Minneapolis, it feels like a world away. It's fun to interpret the sculptures from your own view and discuss them with someone else. Not only suitable for a daytime venture, at night you'll practically have the place to yourself. It is beautiful ...

If you're there at the right time (spring-fall on a less-humid day) this can be a completely lovely experience. It's a calm retreat in the middle of a busy city, and has a wide variety of sculpture to enjoy. Oh, and it's free. You can't beat that!

Tough in Winter. Great in Spring, Summer, and Fall. The downtown skyline provides a nic backdrop. Some vey fine performances in the sculpture garden.

you get to lern so much and see so many arts that are known world wide with out paying an out ragges amount to go and see it