The Olympic Sculpture Park is a free park along Seattle’s Elliot Bay waterfront, and was created with the aim of making a green space for art that could also accommodate a salmon habitat and native plants. The park is open half an hour past sunset, which makes it especially enjoyable in the PNW’s glorious summers: we have sunsets as late as 9pm! Visiting the park just before sunset allows you to browse the sculptures in the prettiest light, and you can also continue down Alaskan Way as you leave and watch the waterfront come alive in the night as twinkling ferries glide to and fro and the Great Wheel beckons you to come play.