Concrete Cows

Concrete Cows is an iconic sculpture created in 1978 by American artist Liz Leyh. The herd consists of three cows and three calves made from waste materials covered with fiberglass-reinforced concrete.

These unique sculptures have become a symbol of Milton Keynes and a prime example of conceptual art that playfully addresses stereotypes about the city. The original cows are now housed in the Milton Keynes Museum, while replicas can be admired in North Loughton Valley Park.

This is an excellent destination for families and art lovers, offering a unique opportunity for original photos.