Sculpture museum spans fourteen acres combining historic architecture with natural scenery along a lake. Quiet and peaceful atmosphere invites calm walks through gardens and trails dotted with unique outdoor sculptures. Paths with lights and an amphitheater add charm to the picturesque setting.
Beautiful garden features interesting sculptures that invite close viewing. Art pieces offer unique designs that spark curiosity even without full understanding.
Lake views appear throughout the walking paths and sculpture park. Trails wind past awe-inspiring sculptures and offer gorgeous water scenery.
"I loved the contemporary sculptures integrated beautifully with the natural grounds."
"I loved the nice view of the lake while walking among the sculptures."
"The sculptures here are beautiful and interesting."
Good to know
The museum is free on Thursdays, making it a great day to visit.
Entry is free on the first weekend of every month with a Bank of America credit card.
Parking can be a challenge, so plan accordingly.
Observation point offers views of downtown skyline and river horizon with sunset ambiance and live music. Bats emerge at sunset, creating a unique natural spectacle. Kayak and boat rentals provide alternative ways to experience the scene.
Watching the bats emerge creates an oddly interesting experience. The ground view offers a different perspective that feels a bit underwhelming but still holds interest.
Views below the bridge show the river facing the horizon and the downtown skyline clearly. The bridge itself offers a beautiful skyline and good spots to watch the sunset and bats flying at dusk.
Good to know
Parking costs $18 for two hours, which is quite expensive.
Arrive between 5:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. to see the bats at sunset.
Bats typically come out almost exactly at sunset.
Gardens with free-roaming peacocks and koi ponds create a peaceful, serene atmosphere. Walking trails wind through historic cottage grounds leading to a quiet lagoon. The park stays quiet and uncrowded, perfect for calm strolls.
Wild nature and peacocks walking around stand out here. Male peacocks spreading their feathers and the garden's design add to the interest, along with the statues and views of the river.
Trails offer easy walks with many scenic river views and panoramic lake sights. Waterfront spots and tree trunks provide places to sit and enjoy the peaceful, rustic scenery.
Good to know
Dogs are not allowed in the park.
The parking lot is small and lacks security cameras.
Expect occasional events that may close the park.
Hotel offers modern design with small, well-equipped rooms featuring colorful lighting and blackout curtains. Rooftop includes a pool and bar with downtown views, creating an energetic yet intimate atmosphere. Outside noise and lively guests contribute to a vibrant, urban vibe.
Huge lobby features artsy decor that sets a fun, creative vibe. Rooms blend a European–Japanese style with modern, tablet-controlled features.
Rooftop spots offer beautiful city views and a pool to relax in. The 17th floor gym also provides a great downtown outlook.
Good to know
Breakfast is served from 6am to 11am, perfect for jetlagged guests.
The hotel does not offer on-site parking; public parking costs $33 for 24 hours.
Karaoke events are organized by hotel staff for guests to enjoy.