Sibelius Park
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- lithlith918 contributionsSibelius ParkWe visited the Sibelius Park to see the metal pipe statue as part of our guided city tour. It seemed to be a popular stop for many tour groups. You can walk right up to and under the statue while in the park. There seemed to be lots of grass area for relaxing and there were from geese wandering around as well.Visited July 2024Travelled as a coupleWritten 22 July 2024
- Ben WhiteNorthampton, United Kingdom3,228 contributions‘It’s right next to the sea so it was very scenic.’It’s an amazing metal construction, but was crawling with tourists and locals trying to get a picture. It’s right next to the sea so it was very scenic. When researching before visiting Helsinki this was a top spot to visit. I personally don’t see the appeal and fascination but I can’t deny that the structure is well made. Overall, a nice sight to see if in the area but I wouldn’t specially travel here just to see it.Visited September 2024Travelled as a coupleWritten 12 September 2024
- CleopatraBunnyFlagstaff, Arizona1,797 contributionsWe almost didn’t go…If you look at a Helsinki city map, it appears that this monument to Jean Sibelius is way north of the main sights downtown, but it’s a short Uber ride away from the harbor and well worth seeing. We even walked the 2+ miles back to the harbor along mostly flat streets and enjoyed seeing some of the city here. There are numerous parks along the way, including one with a profusion of flowers blooming!Visited September 2024Travelled as a coupleWritten 19 September 2024
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Mikael F
Helsinki, Finland31,139 contributions
May 2020
This seaside park was named after Finland's greatest composer Jean Sibelius (1865-1957) on his 80th birthday in 1945.
The grounds are kept in a somewhat natural state. Old birch trees shade park benches. The park is meant to reflect the rugged natural beauty of Finland, as inspired by Sibelius's music.
The highlight in the park is the Sibelius Monument designed by Eila Hiltunen and unveiled in 1967.
The grounds are kept in a somewhat natural state. Old birch trees shade park benches. The park is meant to reflect the rugged natural beauty of Finland, as inspired by Sibelius's music.
The highlight in the park is the Sibelius Monument designed by Eila Hiltunen and unveiled in 1967.
Written 31 May 2020
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Andrea
Milan, Italy236 contributions
Apr 2021
Sibelius Park is one of the must-see attractions when you are visiting Helsinki. The park is not big but very nice and quiet. The metal monument devoted to Finnish composer Jan Sibelius is the main place of the park. The monument looks unusual - it is made from metal pipes, symbolizing nature and harmony. Very nice place to walk there and enjoy.
Written 23 June 2021
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Aussie252
Perth, Australia296 contributions
Dec 2019
Pretty park, we visited in Dec. Luckily a fine day so we decided to walk from Market Square.
I loved the changing architecture as you move out of the central city. We wended our way - about 8km from Market square. For the last few blocks we followed the road as beside the lake. It is winter so its not at its prettiest, but still very pleasant.
Also visited The monument is an interesting sculpture. Not a lot of visitors whilst we were there so we could take out time & view from various angles.
We then walked about 500 m in the direction opposite the lake and picked up Tram 4 at Toolon Halli /Tolo Hallabout stop. Other trams that service the same stop were 2& 10.
A great way to see different aspects of Helsinki.
I loved the changing architecture as you move out of the central city. We wended our way - about 8km from Market square. For the last few blocks we followed the road as beside the lake. It is winter so its not at its prettiest, but still very pleasant.
Also visited The monument is an interesting sculpture. Not a lot of visitors whilst we were there so we could take out time & view from various angles.
We then walked about 500 m in the direction opposite the lake and picked up Tram 4 at Toolon Halli /Tolo Hallabout stop. Other trams that service the same stop were 2& 10.
A great way to see different aspects of Helsinki.
Written 18 January 2020
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Marco T
Florence, Italy1,927 contributions
July 2024 • Couples
Helsinki has a considerable amount of beautiful parks, and this is certainly not the most significant of its kind. Moreover, its location rather far from the Old Town could help make it negligible for the Traveler, were it not for the really beautiful monument to the famous Finnish composer that stands out just beyond the entrance. I am by no means a lover of contemporary art, but I cannot deny that this polished organ pipe structure has an extraordinary force of Attraction. And this explains why buses occasionally unload groups of tourists ready to be immortalized in its background.
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Written 13 July 2024
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Reslysten54
Vienna, VA2,703 contributions
July 2022
Critics of this award-winning sculpture of stylized organ pipes were quick to point out that Sibelius had written little organ music. The artist then added a sculpture with the face of Sibelius which was mounted next to the main sculpture.
In any case, it is a stylish monument to Finland's most revered composer. The surrounding park is small but beautiful.
In any case, it is a stylish monument to Finland's most revered composer. The surrounding park is small but beautiful.
Written 12 July 2022
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AngloItalian78
Aylesbury, UK547 contributions
Feb 2023 • Couples
Ok, so maybe I got lost in the moment, but trudging through the deep snow with my wife to get to the Sibelius Park and then the monument felt a little like something out of a fairytale or rom-com movie.
Granted, it’s just a park near the water, and it has one interesting monument, but under the blue sky, in the freezing snow, this had a really romantic & enchanting feel to it and the fact there were only 3 or 4 other people at the monument meant it almost felt like our own private park!
It might not be a must-see in Helsinki but if you have the time to take a quick tram in this direction I can highly recommend it, especially in the winter…seeing loads of kids sledding down hills was also super amusing!
And if you get the chance to go to Cafe Regatta afterwards, do it, just a couple of mins walk away!
Granted, it’s just a park near the water, and it has one interesting monument, but under the blue sky, in the freezing snow, this had a really romantic & enchanting feel to it and the fact there were only 3 or 4 other people at the monument meant it almost felt like our own private park!
It might not be a must-see in Helsinki but if you have the time to take a quick tram in this direction I can highly recommend it, especially in the winter…seeing loads of kids sledding down hills was also super amusing!
And if you get the chance to go to Cafe Regatta afterwards, do it, just a couple of mins walk away!
Written 28 February 2023
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petergoode2
Hendersonville, NC516 contributions
June 2023
A visit to the park was one of the stops on our Regent Baltic Sea cruise...and we had the opportunity to walk to, around, and under the Sibelius tubes. It was a calm day, so we did not hear any sound emanating from the structure, which otherwise was not a particularly inspiring site. There were several contiguous porta-potties nearby which were, sadly, not terribly clean, but were useful to those who required their use. We primarily enjoyed looking out on the nearby lake and birds who were feeding on insects in the grass.
Bottom line, unless this is part of a tour and thus unavoidable, we'd not think this to be a site worthy of a special visit.
Bottom line, unless this is part of a tour and thus unavoidable, we'd not think this to be a site worthy of a special visit.
Written 15 July 2023
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Jen B
Silver Spring, MD89 contributions
Feb 2022
The monument itself is located near the lake, but is not well marked to get there from all entrances. Best to use some sort of map / navigation to find it, particularly in winter. Quite lovely monument, but would benefit from some sort of explaination -- is it a graphic representation of a particular piece (aka Finlandia)?
Written 28 February 2022
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CleopatraBunny
Flagstaff, AZ1,797 contributions
Sept 2024 • Couples
If you look at a Helsinki city map, it appears that this monument to Jean Sibelius is way north of the main sights downtown, but it’s a short Uber ride away from the harbor and well worth seeing. We even walked the 2+ miles back to the harbor along mostly flat streets and enjoyed seeing some of the city here. There are numerous parks along the way, including one with a profusion of flowers blooming!
Written 19 September 2024
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Dave48838
Greenville, MI658 contributions
Oct 2022
This park is easily found and has on street parking if you are driving. It is handicap friendly. The central sculpture is surrounded by patio, lawn, and plantings. From a distance the monument appears to be an abstract mountain range. On close inspection, the peaks are various size tubes that reflect the sound of those visiting. A bust of the composer is on an adjacent wall. Not only is the design stunning but it is a wonderful outdoor, green space for the whole family to enjoy.
Written 19 October 2022
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hvornår og i hvilken anledning er det opført?
Er der et link til mere historie om monumentet?
Venlig hilsen, C-J. Hirsbaek, Danmark
Written 31 May 2018
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