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Mathilda
via Google One of the most beautiful spots in Seattle. The way the colors pop against the grey Seattle sky is stunning. The transition from the dramatic indoor galleries to the outdoor garden is seamless. The garden is incredibly peaceful and lush—I loved the blue and red reeds mixed in with the real plants. It’s a perfect spot for photos, especially with the Space Needle towering right above you. Highly recommend taking your time walking through; every angle offers something new to see.
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Hossein Karimyvia Google Chihuly Garden and Glass in Seattle is an absolutely stunning experience. The vibrant glass sculptures are breathtaking , full of color, creativity, and intricate detail that feels almost alive. Walking through the indoor galleries and outdoor garden is like stepping into a dream world of art and light.
The layout flows beautifully, and there are thoughtful descriptions that give insight into Dale Chihuly’s inspiration and process. The garden pieces framed by natural light are especially magical, and the Glasshouse centerpiece is unforgettable.
It’s a must‑visit for art lovers, visitors to Seattle, or anyone who appreciates extraordinary craftsmanship. Highly recommended!
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Mohammed Abdulbarivia Google ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ — Amazing Experience at Chihuly Garden and Glass!
We had recently visited the Chihuly Garden and Glass Museum in Seattle and absolutely loved it, it was truly one of the most breathtaking art work I’ve ever seen.
The glass artworks are stunning , very colorful, creative, and way bigger than I had expected. The Glasshouse was my favorite spot; the huge glass installation hanging from the ceiling looks incredible with all the natural light coming in.
There are stunning views of Space Needle from the garden as it is located very near to Space Needle.
The outdoor garden area is also really cool, with glass pieces mixed in with the plants. It’s perfect for photos and just walking around and enjoying the vibe. We took a lot of photos there. The combination of nature and art makes the whole place feel peaceful and inspiring.
The museum layout is easy to follow, staff are friendly. It is a great spot for art lovers, families, or anyone visiting Seattle for the first time. Although the ticket price is pretty expensive but it is worth it. We bought the City Pass as that looked like a better deal for us.
Overall, it’s a relaxing and beautiful place to visit. Whether you’re into art or just looking for something unique to do in Seattle, this museum is definitely a must see.
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Mercedesvia Google It took us less than an hour to walk through, but every display was stunning and full of detail. One thing that really stood out to us was how clean everything was. The air felt spotless and there was no dust on or around the glass pieces, which was amazing to see.
Outside, there was live glass blowing, and they were making vases while explaining the process. It was fascinating to watch, and the artists were great at interacting with the audience and answering questions.
Overall, it was a short visit but very memorable and worth seeing.
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Jayne Zhouvia Google We visited Chihuly Garden and Glass right after our trip up the Seattle Space Needle, and the convenience can't be beaten. The two attractions are located very close to each other, making it a perfect combo for a day at the Seattle Center.
From the moment we stepped inside, I was totally astonished. The artwork displayed, made entirely from glass, is beyond impressive. The vibrant colors, the organic shapes, the dramatic lighting, and the massive, complex formations all combined to form a constant "wow" factor in every single room. It feels like walking through a magical, otherworldly garden.
Be aware that it is a compact museum, so I can easily imagine how crowded the indoor galleries can get during peak busy seasons. We were there in October and found the conditions perfect—the crowds were manageable and the weather was ideal.
Speaking of weather, the outdoor garden area is absolutely beautiful, with the glass sculptures intertwined with natural foliage. However, I do think anyone visiting in the summer might have a hard time enduring the heat there, as it's quite exposed. Our autumn visit provided the perfect climate to enjoy both the intricate indoor exhibits and the beautiful garden setting at a leisurely pace.
A must-see for art lovers, but timing your visit can make all the difference.
