A unique pipe organ sculpture park.

Sibelius Park in Helsinki, Finland, was built in 1945 to commemorate Jean Sibelius, the father of Finnish music. The park's biggest highlight is two statues: one is a pipe organ-like sculpture made of 600 hollow steel pipes, about 6.5 meters high, arranged in waves. Whenever the breeze blows, the steel pipes make a pleasant sound, echoing the surrounding flowers and trees. This sculpture has become a landmark in Helsinki. The other is a head sculpture of Sibelius himself, embedded in the red rock next to it.