Cullen Sculpture Garden

A not to miss outdoor retreat when museum hopping. Adjacent to The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, the Cullen Sculpture Garden is an amazing collection. Free to the public, the vibe is tranquil and relaxing. Most folks enjoying day reading, lunching in the quiet garden.

Love the sculptures within the beautiful green garden with plenty of sitting for visitors.

It's a nice sculpture garden to walk around and view all the different sculptures surrounding the garden. Or sit in the patio tables with umbrellas and enjoy a drink. It's usually quiet in the late weekday evenings. Good for kids as well. (Aug 15)

It is not as large as we had hoped, it's extension of the places around it. I would say it's more of an outdoor dining area with sculptures. It is very nice still yet. It is a lovely place, especially to eat at

The outdoor sculpture was great, but we went on a cloudy n drizzling day n a little chilly. It would have been awesome if it was sunny. Love the art museum n the history.

The Lillie and Hugh Cullen Sculpture Garden is a free outdoor sculpture garden with beautiful works located at the Museum of Fine Arts. Not especially big, and it won't take you long to view the whole thing, but there are some really nice items. It’s a must see if you are in the Huston area. Designed by artist and landscape architect Isamu Noguchi, the garden consists of 25 works of the MFAH, including sculptures by Henri Matisse, Alexander Calder, David Smith, Frank Stella, and Louise Bourgeois.

Great and well maintained sculpture garden. Has many sculptures to see with lots of seats and tables to hang out. Adjacent to the cloud sculpture and water feature. Worth the walk!

Unbelievable sculptures all around. There's plenty of tables and chairs if you want to enjoy lunch or just take a break to enjoy the sights. I also love that there's a free little library close by!