Outdoor sculptures often serve as landmarks, but some are specifically designed to invite touch, creating a unique interactive experience. Here are some of the world's most famous touchable sculptures:

1. The Bean (Cloud Gate) – Chicago, USA

Anish Kapoor's iconic mirrored sculpture in Millennium Park reflects the skyline and encourages visitors to touch its smooth, polished surface.

2. The Lucky Frog – London, UK

Located in Covent Garden, this bronze frog statue is rubbed by passersby for good luck, leaving its surface shiny from constant contact.

3. The Wall of Wisdom – Berlin, Germany

This interactive installation features engraved quotes that visitors can trace with their fingers, blending art with tactile engagement.

4. The Manneken Pis – Brussels, Belgium

This famous little statue is often dressed in costumes, and touching it is considered a playful tradition among tourists.

5. The Singing Ringing Tree – Lancashire, UK

A wind-powered sculpture that produces musical tones when touched, merging art, sound, and interaction.

These sculptures prove that art isn’t just for viewing—it can also be a hands-on experience. Which one would you love to touch?