Overview
The Mustangs of Las Colinas is a breathtaking bronze sculpture located in Williams Square Plaza in Irving, Texas. Created by Robert Glen, it depicts nine wild mustangs galloping across a granite stream. It is the largest equestrian sculpture in the world and serves as a magnificent centerpiece for the Las Colinas Urban Center, symbolizing the free spirit of Texas.
Top Highlights
- The Sculpture: Admire the larger-than-life bronze horses with realistic water splash effects.
- Mustangs Museum: Visit the adjacent museum to learn about the creation of the sculpture.
- Williams Square Plaza: A newly renovated open space perfect for walking and photos.
Things to Do
- Photo Op: Take photos of the iconic sculpture from various angles.
- Visit the Museum: Watch a documentary and see models of the sculpture process.
- Relax: Sit by the water features in the plaza.
Best Time to Visit
Early morning or late afternoon provides the best lighting for photography. The plaza is open year-round.
Entry & Visitor Information
- Admission: Viewing the sculpture is free. The museum also offers free admission.
- Hours: The plaza is open 24/7. Museum hours vary (typically Wed-Sat).
- Location: Williams Square Plaza, Las Colinas.
Facilities Available
- Museum Shop: Gift shop available in the museum.
- Seating: Benches and seating areas in the plaza.
- Parking: Garage and street parking nearby.
Travel Tips
- Lighting: The sculpture is beautifully illuminated at night.
- Museum Hours: Check the museum schedule if you plan to visit the exhibits.
Nearby Places to Explore
- Mandalay Canal Walk: A scenic canal walk just a short distance away.
- Water Street: Dining and retail area nearby.