Rodin Sculpture Garden

It is always humbling to look at statutes from the masters, and Rodin is among the best. I can spend hours looking at the Gates of Hell and all the other statutes in this garden.

I hadn't been to see the gates of hell since it was at the Philadelphia Rodan Museum, over 35 years ago so I was pleasantly surprised to see that it was here in the permanent collection. Also outside where Adam and Eve and the Burghers of Calais was indoors, beautiful sculptures that they are. Located on the beautiful grounds of Stanford University. It is well worth visiting.

Gorgeous sculptures in a beautiful setting. There's ample areas to stand and admire the sculptures or to sit with friends. It's a very walkable area, and not too crowded on a sunny fall afternoon. A great place for meetings or just to appreciate the art during a nice city walk.

We had a great time visiting the Cantor Art Center and the sculpture garden. If you go on the weekend, the parking is free, and admittance into the museum is also free but you do need to go online and reserve your spot. I suggest going early. We arrived around 11 a.m., and we were able to park easily. And apparently if you don't take your picture in front of the Yo sign, then you weren't really there 🤣🤣🤣 while waiting on the hubby to go to the bathroom it took me a good 20 minutes to get a cl

Tucked within the storied campus of Stanford University, the Rodin Sculpture Garden is more than an art exhibit; it is a profound sensory experience. The moment you step in, the bustling academic energy gently recedes, replaced by a palpable sense of peace. The sprawling green lawns, framed by majestic oak trees and the university's iconic sandstone architecture, create a landscape that is both meticulously curated and naturally serene. The genius of this space lies in the harmonious dialogue b