Looking to walk across the Heart in the Park skybridge?
The world’s tallest heart sculpture, located within the Tradition community in Port St. Lucie, Florida, held its public grand opening Aug. 23, 2025. Since its opening, the park has hosted various weddings and romantic celebrations.
Less than a year later, the landmark now grants visitors the opportunity to scale its accompanying skybridge. However, access is limited. Skybridge access of the 73-foot tall, stainless steel sculpture will only be available on a select day each month.
Here’s what to know.
When does Port St. Lucie Heart in the Park skybridge open?
The Heart in the Park skybridge is set to open on the second Saturday of each month, according to Mattamy Homes spokesperson Matt Berkis.
Visitors were able to walk across Heart in the Park’s skybridge for the first time on Saturday, May 9.
See world’s tallest heart sculpture in Port St. Lucie
The 73-foot, stainless steel sculpture was designed by Filipino-American artist Jefre Figueras Manuel, known as JEFRË.
“Port St. Lucie has the biggest heart in the world,” JEFRË said of his creation, before it opened to the public. “I tried to do that in a literal sense.”
How much was the Heart in the Park sculpture?
The Heart in the Park sculpture costs $7 million and was paid for by Mattamy Homes, the master developer of Tradition.
Where is the Heart in the Park in Port St. Lucie?
The Heart in the Park sculpture and skybridge are located at 11325 S.W. Discovery Way, Port St. Lucie.
This article originally appeared on Treasure Coast Newspapers: Heart in the Park skybridge in Port St. Lucie opens on select days