17 GOALS ON MY MIND

17 GOALS ON MY MIND is an outdoor sculpture park where contemporary art meets global issues. The park contains 17 individual sculptures, each created as an artistic response to one of the UN’s 17 Global Goals for Sustainable Development. As you walk between the works, you move through themes such as climate, equality and community, translated into visual form. It is a compact, focused stop where you can stretch your legs, reflect on current world challenges and see how artists interpret big ideas in a physical landscape.

Visit 17 GOALS ON MY MIND if you are interested in how global themes can be expressed through contemporary sculpture. The park offers a short, thoughtful break from driving, with each work linked to a specific UN Sustainable Development Goal. It suits travellers who enjoy art with a clear concept and a quick, walkable experience.

A clear, concept-driven sculpture park that turns the UN’s 17 Global Goals into a short, thought-provoking walk.

Planning your visit

How long to stay

30-60 minutes

Best time to visit

Daylight hours are best so you can clearly see the details of each sculpture and read any on-site information. Dry, calm weather makes it more pleasant to walk slowly between the 17 works and spend time reflecting on their themes.

Around here

Nearby on the Margueritruten

• Anneberg Kulturpark

  Attraction · 3 m

• The Artist Wing in Anneberg Kulturpark

  Art gallery · 49 m

• Anneberg Kirke

  Church · 52 m

• Psychiatry Museum of Nykøbing Sjælland

  Museum · 69 m

• Hempel Glass Museum

  Museum · 621 m

• King Kong Art

  Art gallery · 1.1 km

Frequently asked

What is 17 GOALS ON MY MIND?

17 GOALS ON MY MIND is an outdoor sculpture park made up of 17 separate works. Each sculpture represents an artistic interpretation of one of the UN’s 17 Global Goals for Sustainable Development. A visit is a short walk between the pieces, giving you time to consider how each artist has visualised a specific global goal.

How long does it take to visit 17 GOALS ON MY MIND?

Most visitors can see the main features of 17 GOALS ON MY MIND in around half an hour, as the park focuses on 17 sculptures linked to the UN’s global goals. If you like to read information carefully and reflect on the themes, you may want closer to an hour to move slowly between all the works.

Is 17 GOALS ON MY MIND suitable for a quick stop on the Margueritruten?

Yes, the sculpture park works well as a brief stop close to the Margueritruten. The focus is clear and limited to 17 sculptures, each tied to one UN Sustainable Development Goal, so you can experience the whole concept in a relatively short visit before continuing your drive.

Do I need to know about the UN’s Global Goals to enjoy 17 GOALS ON MY MIND?

You do not need detailed prior knowledge to appreciate the park, but understanding that each sculpture responds to one of the UN’s 17 Global Goals for Sustainable Development can add depth. As you walk through the park, you can connect the visual impressions with broad themes such as environment, social conditions and development.

Can I combine 17 GOALS ON MY MIND with other nearby attractions?

Yes, 17 GOALS ON MY MIND sits close to several other cultural sites. It pairs naturally with Anneberg Kulturpark and The Artist Wing in Anneberg Kulturpark for more art, and with the Psychiatry Museum of Nykøbing Sjælland or Hempel Glass Museum if you want to extend your stop into a half-day of varied museum and gallery visits.

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