The Park of Music, Jutland, Denmark
4.5 (167 reviews) Spent < 1 hour Ranking #4 in North Jutland Parks
Every city should have one of these!
Kildeparken is one of the oldest parks in Aalborg, as it was landscaped in 1802. The beautiful park is known for its long list of classical pieces by famous artists, who have created both statues, scultpures and fountains. The most famous piece in the park is the Park of Music, which is a collection of trees that have been planted since 1987 by artists who have performed in Aalborg Culture and Congress Center. Most of these trees can be activated to plays three different tunes of the artists, who includes, among others sir Cliff Richard, Sting, Kenny Rogers, Take That, Rod Stewart and sir Elton John. The charming park is hosting a string of events each year. The largest annual event in Kildeparken is by far the carnival of Aalborg in May, which attracts most than 20.000 guests to a huge party in Kildeparken. Moreover, it is the place for childrens activities with a modern playground, or a separate childrens carnival in May each year.
Address
, Denmark, Postal Code: 9000.
Website
http://www.visitaalborg.com/ln-int/park-music-gdk596452
Current local date and time now
Tuesday, May 14, 2024, 17:50
User Ratings
4.5 based on (167 reviews)
Reviews
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4Rogério - 56+ countries visited 5:00 PM Oct 7, 2019
Interesting idea
This park initially looks like mini graveyard but it is in fact a very original idea. White interesting to go around playing music.
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4V Leung HK 5:00 PM May 1, 2020
Calm and tranquil Park blended with iconic singers' music
This is a place that I recommend you to visit at least once in a life time, if you are fancy with UK / US popular singers in the 70s - 90s. The idea is to have invited those iconic great singers to plant a tree in the park, accompanied with a music box that you could hear 3 songs of theirs respectively, by simply pressing a button of the box. It is a precious and special venue in Denmark, so i invited to go there some day, if you belongs to those generation. You could see a lot of art works in the surrounding, too. But of course, green green green is the main theme, and for charity, cheers.
