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Kildeparken – Aalborg’s Historic Green Heart

Experience the historic charm, vibrant events, and unique ‘Singing Trees’ of Aalborg’s oldest public park—Kildeparken, a cultural and natural oasis in the heart of the city.

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Kildeparken, centrally located in Aalborg, is the city’s oldest public park, beloved for its lush lawns, tranquil lakes, and sculptural art trails. Established in the late 19th century, it offers a vibrant cultural scene, including the famed ‘Singing Trees’ planted by international artists. Ideal for leisurely walks, local events, and relaxation just steps from the urban buzz.

A brief summary to Vikingemuseet Lindholm Høje

  • Tuesday 10 am-5 pm
  • Wednesday 10 am-5 pm
  • Thursday 10 am-5 pm
  • Friday 10 am-5 pm
  • Saturday 10 am-5 pm
  • Sunday 10 am-5 pm

Local tips

  • Look for the 'Singing Trees'—each one commemorates a famous musician and can play their music at the push of a button.
  • Visit in late May to experience the park in full bloom, or during Aalborg Carnival when the atmosphere is especially festive.
  • Bring a picnic; there are plenty of lawns and benches, and shade from mature trees for a relaxing break.
  • The park is wheelchair and stroller accessible, with paved paths throughout.
  • Don’t miss the sculptures scattered around the park—they often represent historical figures or local culture.
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Getting There

  • Walking

    Kildeparken is located just a short stroll from Aalborg’s central square and the train station. Heading out from the heart of the city, you pass cheerful city cafés and the striking architecture of Aalborg Congress & Culture Center, with the park’s mature trees visible ahead. Most visitors enjoy a relaxed walk that takes about 5–10 minutes from central hotels and city transport hubs.

  • Public Transport

    Local city buses stopping near the Aalborg Congress & Culture Center provide convenient access to Kildeparken. Tickets for local bus lines cost around 22–25 DKK for a single adult journey. The park entrance is clearly marked by tall trees and sculpture features, just adjacent to the bus stops.

  • Taxi

    A taxi from anywhere in central Aalborg will bring you to Kildeparken in about 5–10 minutes, depending on traffic. Expect fares in the 60–100 DKK range. The drop-off area is next to the main entrance, close to landmark venues and the park’s wide lawns.

  • Driving/Parking

    Parking can be found at the Aalborg Congress & Culture Center or nearby municipal lots. Average city parking rates are 16–24 DKK per hour. Spaces may fill during special events or festivals, so consider scheduling visits outside peak times.

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Nestled at the edge of Aalborg's city center, Kildeparken is a serene oasis where nature, history, and culture intertwine. Established in the late 1800s, the park is cherished by both locals and visitors for its beautifully manicured lawns, peaceful tree-lined avenues, and tranquil ponds. As the city’s oldest park, it reflects Aalborg’s evolution, serving as a gathering place for over a century. Perhaps the park’s most iconic feature is the 'Singing Trees'—an ongoing project where international music artists plant a tree to mark their visit to Aalborg, each accompanied by a plaque and a button that plays their music. Strolling through Kildeparken, you’ll encounter trees planted by acts ranging from Elton John to Sting, weaving a global narrative into the Danish landscape. Sculptures and modern art installations dot the walkways, and seasonal flowerbeds create ever-changing vistas through the year. Kildeparken is also central to Aalborg’s festival culture, hosting open-air concerts, picnics, and the city’s famous Aalborg Carnival. Families will find space for children to play, while others enjoy peaceful corners for reading or lakeside contemplation. Benches and open lawns invite spontaneous gatherings, picnics, or quiet escapes. Practical facilities—including paths accessible for strollers and wheelchairs—make the park friendly to all ages and abilities. With its central location and seamless blend of urban life and relaxation, Kildeparken is a quintessential destination for those looking to experience Aalborg’s heritage, creativity, and easy-going community spirit.

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