Sibelius Monument

Famous attractions in Helsinki, Finland, in honor of the famous composer Sibelius. It is located on the west coast of Helsinki and is easily accessible, and there are endless tourists visiting here every year.

In Helsinki there is an inland park, Sibelius Park, named after the famous Finnish musician Sibelius, this place has an inland lake, there are beautiful swans and seagulls, there are many natural scenery to see here, it is worth seeing.

The statue, made of 600 steel pipes, was too advanced for Finland at the time of construction, so the author was asked to complete another composer's avatar, which made the sculptor very unhappy, she thought the steel pipe statue was enough to reflect Sibelius' contribution, But eventually she agreed to make another portrait.

The Sibelius Monument is one of the most proud sculptures of Finns. The monument consists of more than 600 silver-white stainless steel tubes, which resembles a giant organ and symbolizes the immortal works of great national musicians. Every time the sea breeze blows, the air flows through the steel pipe, sometimes high, sometimes low, as if nature is playing eternal music in memory of the musician endlessly. A huge metal head of Sibelius is embedded on the red rock beside it, vividly reproducing the heroic image of the great composer. This romantic monument is a masterpiece by the famous Finnish female sculptor Hiltonin, who spent six years working hard on the 10th anniversary of Sibelius'death in 1967. Its small replicas were sent to the United Nations Building for permanent exhibition as a national gift. Every visitor to Sibelius Park will enjoy the sculpture, take photos and take pictures here.

The monument is located in the seaside Sibelius Park, with more than 600 silver and white stainless steel pipes, similar to a giant pipe organ