|
S.F. Bay Area
S.F. Peninsula Attractions
Rodin Sculpture Garden

Cantor Arts Center
at Stanford University
328 Lomita Drive & Museum Way, off Palm Drive
Stanford, near Palo Alto
650-723-4177
The Rodin Sculpture Garden features an outstanding collection of
20 bronzes by Auguste Rodin, including The Gates of Hell, Walking
Man, Meditation with Arms, and Adam and Eve (photo
below).

Additional Rodin sculptures including a smaller version
of
The Kiss are also on display inside the Galleries.
The Cantor Arts Center adjacent to
the Sculpture Garden houses a diverse collection of Art,
Sculpture, Photography, and Exhibits, including collections from
Egypt, Europe, Africa and Asia, plus changing exhibitions
Native American Art.
Sculpture Garden Hours
Open daily.
Free Admission.
Free Guided Tours
Free Guided Tours are available
Sat 11:30am and Sun 3pm.
Rain or shine.
Meet in the Main Lobby.
Parking
Limited pay parking is available in front of the Center on Lomita
Drive and in the parking structure at Roth Way and Campus Drive.
Parking in most areas is free after 4pm and on weekends.
Top
|
Fun Off-Site Event Locations
The Rodin Rotunda and Rodin's Sculpture Garden are both available
for Private Corporate Events.
Rodin Rotunda
Host an Elegant Lunch or Dinner inside Rodin's Rotunda featuring
The Kiss (photo below). The Rotunda can accommodate up to
30 people.

Rotunda & Sculpture Garden
If the Rotunda is used in combination with Rodin's
Sculpture Garden, the areas
can accommodate 60-1000
people for a reception and
30-300 for a more formal
sit-down event.

Note: Prior to Hosting a Private Corporate Event,
Companies must be a Donor to the Cantor Arts Center minimum
$15,000 donation. Call Special Events at
650-725-7304 for more info.
Cool Cafe
Cool Cafe located adjacent
to Rodin's Sculpture Garden, it's ideal for casual Business Lunch
Meetings.
More Info
Check out Rodin's
Sculpture Garden on the Cantor Arts Center's web site for more
information, including group tours, maps, and directions.
Back to main Attractions
page to select another fun attraction on the S.F. Peninsula
|