It's the perfect combination of art and nature. At Studio 80 + Sculpture Grounds in Connecticut, you can stroll through 4.5 acres of perfectly manicured gardens and stare at whimsical artwork. And with over 100 impressive sculptures placed throughout the grounds, you could spend an entire afternoon enjoying the atmosphere. This unique attraction in Old Lyme is a treat for all ages.
Take a trip to Old Lyme, Connecticut and pay a visit to Studio 80 + Sculpture Grounds.
This enchanting destination almost looks like something from a dream. And to make things even sweeter, admission is free.
Celebrated sculptor Gilbert Boro created the majority of the pieces on the grounds, but many other artists showcase their work here too.
Connecticut artist Deborah Hornbake created this astonishing piece entitled "Being Water."
Unlike traditional art museums, Studio 80 + Sculpture Grounds encourages visitors to interact with the pieces.
That means you can touch, play, and even dance around them!
Let your imagination roam free as you soak up the colorful beauty of these works.
The combination of wildlife, foliage, and art makes for a truly magical adventure.
Studio 80 + Sculpture Grounds is free and open to the public every day from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. To learn more about the rotating exhibitions and to access a map, visit their website here. You can also take a closer look at some of the artwork by visiting their Facebook page.
Have you ever visited Studio 80 + Sculpture Grounds in Connecticut? What's your favorite piece you've found there? Share your thoughts with us in the comments below! And if you know another enchanting destination we should feature, nominate it through our online form here.
Looking for more fun day trip ideas? Check out these 7 artsy towns in Connecticut.
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