Minneapolis Sculpture Garden & Walker Art Stroll

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About this adventure

The Minneapolis Sculpture Garden is one of the largest urban public sculpture gardens in the U.S. and a well-known cultural landmark in the Twin Cities. On weekends, families can stroll with children across 11 acres of open green lawns and circular tree-lined pathways, discovering famous works like 'Spoonbridge and Cherry' (a giant fountain sculpture), the giant blue rooster 'Hahn/Cock,' and various modern public art pieces full of childlike wonder and imagination. All pathways are 2-3 meters wide, paved with smooth asphalt and tiles, making them very easy for strollers. The pathways connect to the main building of the Walker Art Center, which has elevators, a clean and spacious accessible family restroom, and baby changing tables in the lobby. Nearby cafes offer hot drinks and snacks. The garden is open to the public year-round at no charge.