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Admission to Historic Artist’s Home and Studio on 3.5 acres of lakeside gardens.
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Janet
4 ratings3 reviews4 photos
I have visited a few time now and always a beautiful experience.
melissa
8 ratings4 reviews
Im not sure what i was expecting, but i know it wasn’t this. I guess i was hoping to see more. The gardens were very pretty and enjoyed the lake side view. It was nice outing to discover another piece and additional history of the winter park area, but i am glad that went on a Groupon deal. I don’t think it worth full admission.
Guest
1 ratings1 reviews
Very interesting tour and museum. Would recommend to people that are in the area. Beautiful gardens
Latoya
10 ratings9 reviews
Great relaxation in the garden. His sculptures depicting our Lord And Savior Jesus Christ are amazing, especially the crucifixion. Seating/Picnic areas in the Garden were very relaxing. The Art Gallery was still being renovated and will have to be visited upon our return.
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- $15 for admission for two ($20 value)
- $28 for admission for four ($40 value)
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About Albin Polasek Museum & Sculpture Gardens
The work of Albin Polasek, a world-renowned sculptor whose work appears in open spaces across the globe, symbolizes movement and the unity between man and nature. It's fitting, then, that much of his work remains on the shore of Lake Osceola amidst the lush foliage the artist himself planted. Now a Registered Historic Place, his former residence has become a nonprofit museum—replete with a chapel and three acres of lakeside gardens.
Bonus Tip: While taking a stroll through the museum, guests might enjoy a special Polasekian scavenger hunt: the Greek god Pan, whose visage he hid in 26 spots throughout the property's gardens, pedestals, and fountains.