Grounds For Sculpture, a 35-acre sculpture park and museum, has captivated visitors since 1992, and has only gained in popularity as more of the public discovers its tranquil setting and engaging sculpture.

Anyone longing for a visit to a historic European village, but without the time or means to get there, may satisfy their craving with a visit to Rat's. Rat's is among the latest additions at the 35-acre newly redesigned Grounds For Sculpture. Designed to make visitors feel they have stepped into a village reminiscent of French impressionist Claude Monet's beloved town of Giverny, the village is the culmination of a six-year dream of sculptor J. Seward Johnson