Outdoor sculptures have long been integral to garden design, blending art with nature to create breathtaking landscapes. Among the most famous is Auguste Rodin's "The Thinker," often placed in serene garden settings, inviting contemplation. Another iconic piece is "The Kiss" by the same artist, frequently featured in romantic garden spaces.

In Barcelona, Antoni Gaudí's mosaic-covered sculptures in Park Güell transform the garden into a whimsical wonderland. Meanwhile, the "Cloud Gate" (affectionately called "The Bean") in Chicago's Millennium Park reflects the surrounding greenery, merging modernity with natural beauty.

Japanese gardens often feature Zen-inspired stone sculptures, like the Karesansui rock arrangements, symbolizing harmony. The "Shakespeare Garden" in New York’s Central Park houses bronze statues of literary figures, adding cultural depth to its floral beauty.

From classical to contemporary, these sculptures elevate garden designs, making them timeless destinations for art and nature lovers alike.