Suggestions for Public Art near Lower Queen Anne, Seattle

Michael B. • August 14, 2012This is a nice place 2 go 2 & see a man hammering.

Ben G. • October 31, 2016A must see in Seattle. Great picture opportunity!

Bill C. • April 24, 2016Great entrance to the center of the universe

Scoutmob • November 29, 2011Set your watch five minutes back and ahead in the self proclaimed time-warp "Center of the Universe" Fremont.

Daniel T. • June 3, 2015Must see public art space.

Sid B. • August 24, 2011Take the bus (route 3) into lovely Queen Anne. Nice dinner and dessert options.

Ben G. • October 30, 2016Very unique and cool landmark. Definitely picture worthy!

Dirty B. • October 22, 2014Photo op for sure. It's kind of iconic. Must see if you're coming to downtown Seattle.

Rochelle R. • January 7, 2016Odd statue, good to see if you're in that area.

Chris L. • December 11, 2011Maybe one of the weirder sculptures around. Still, so delicious looking.

Kevin S. • May 11, 2013It spins in the wind!

Ted F. • November 16, 2013Wonderful experience, just went to watch the sunrise over the mountains and have a relaxing morning but was pan handled by 4-5 within a few minutes time...SEATTLE YOU HAVE A HOMELESS PROBLEM!

Micaela N. • June 27, 2015Make sure to get a photo with Billie too!

Jon K. • May 2, 2014Check out GROWING VINE STREET progressive public art that reminds us to celebrate rainwater and the cycles of nature.

Aaron G. • March 27, 2013Be quiet. He's hunting rabbit.

Jeff P. • March 2, 2013Make sure to look on the face of the dog. And yes there is a story there..

Rebecca B. • April 30, 2014Climb aboard and take a picture! These are cement replicas of the original Ming dynasty statues that stood here until 1990, and were donated especially to be climbed on by children (of all ages)