Bronze mustangs in motion: art, water, and history in Las Colinas
The Mustangs of Las Colinas Sculpture and Museum and Visitors Center draws visitors to its dramatic bronze herd set in water, enhanced by nighttime lighting. Reviews praise its lifelike detail, expansive scale, and the blend of art, history, and nature. The on-site museum shares the sculptor’s story, and friendly staff provide insightful context. A peaceful plaza offers great photo opportunities in Irving’s Las Colinas.
5221 N O'Connor Blvd #110E, Irving, TX 75039, USA
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Free access to the iconic bronze mustang sculptures in a scenic plaza with water features, offering day and night viewing experiences.
A small, informative museum detailing the history of the sculptures, the artist's process, and local Las Colinas heritage.
Knowledgeable staff provide guided insights, historical context, and recommendations for exploring the site and surrounding area.
Ideal spots for capturing stunning photos of the sculptures, with dramatic lighting effects at night and peaceful daytime settings.
Informal tours and storytelling sessions about the art, history, and significance of the mustangs for groups and individuals.
Overall rating
Alicia Samuel
I went to see this sculpture at night and was amazed at how beautiful it was. The lights underneath highlighted the powerful legs of the horses and casts a shadow on the rest of the mustangs. With the water features around the grounds it adds an element of dimension and mystical beauty to the piece. Must see at night and in the day. Two separate experiences.
Jameela Bellingport
Very Beautiful for pictures and I enjoyed the art in the museum as well. The sweet lady that works in the museum tells you all about the history of the sculptor and artist and the town. I recommend for the family or if your into history and art even just a single person.
Iván Aponte
The statues are amazing. Really big and life like. The museum is small and has the story behind the statues and the artist who made them. The person in charge of the museum was very kind and knowledgeable
Architype
We went specifically to see this sculpture and it's incredible. Not some rusting, abstract art piece that looks like a post-apocalyptic building, but real art that inspires. The larger than life equestrian herd is frozen in time as they ran through a body of water. The splashes of their hooves continue to move and every muscle and expression is evident. Take your time and walk around to see the entire scene from each angle. It's incredible.
Venita Nance
The Mustangs of Las Colinas is truly a breathtaking landmark! The bronze sculptures are massive and beautifully detailed, capturing the energy and motion of the wild mustangs as if they’re galloping right through the water. It’s one of those rare places where art, history, and nature all come together perfectly. The plaza is peaceful, with plenty of spots to sit, reflect, and take photos. At night, the lighting gives the statues a dramatic effect that’s just as stunning as during the day. Parking nearby is easy, and it’s centrally located in the Las Colinas area, making it a quick and worthwhile stop whether you’re visiting or local. Highly recommend stopping here. It’s a free, unique Texas experience that leaves a lasting impression!
