So called the most ancient theme park in Europe. I think it is more like a city park for killing the time&relax, rather than a tourist site for foreign people. Been to the Disney in Paris also, I prefer the Disney. Lots of of chinese style buildings in Tivoli including a stage with peacock background, the Great wall, Panda street... more

I'll keep this short, but if you are like me and don't like hordes of people waiting to get on some cheesy ride, skip this place. I just don't see the attraction, unless you are completely bored in Copenhagen. The only bright side are the musicians and other acts that are scattered throughout the "gardens". Some of them were quite... more

As the daughter of a Dane, who emmigrated to south africa in the 50's, i was determined to go back to my roots and meet my "viking" part of the family. They took me to Tivoli and i absolute loved it. The history is fantastic. It has the oldest Roller Coaster in the Northern Hemisphere which still runs on wooden... more

Now when you think about Copenahgen you think Tivoli Gardens but in all honesty you can give it a miss. It's much smaller than you think and is really some rides, restaurants, food outlets not really any gardens at all. The lights are lovely and if you do go go in the evening but it's pretty expensive, about £9 as... more

While not a big fan of amuzement parks at home, this place was very unique. Something for everyone: rides, attractions, gardens, lakes, fine dining, junk food. A great place to spend an afternoon in Copenhagen. more

We visited Tivoli on our last night in Copenhagen last September. There were a great choice of restuarants for dinner and entertainment afterwards, including souvenir shops. It did shut quite early though so I would advise to get there early, and it is mostly outside, so I would advise wrapping up warm as it was quite cold, especially as summer... more

Really enjoyed the whole Christmas experience in Tivoli. At night the whole park is bathed in Christmas lights and it takes on a wonderful atmosphere. We enjoyed it all, the working elves mine, the water show, the funfair, the glog, the hot chocalate, the stalls, the market and the people of Copenhagen are friendly and know ho to enjoy Christmas.... more

I write to offer some perspective on all the negative reviews. Over the course of my life I have been to Tivoli maybe 100 or more times. I spent a year in Copenhagen as a child, and re-visited for a week in about 1986, during which time I went to Tivoli maybe 5 times. Most of these reviewers are completely... more

Just back from a weekend in Copenhagen and felt I had to write about Tivoli. Myself and my husband entered expecting a weak attempt at eurodisney but found a little bit of Christmas magic. Christmas is definately a time to go, as everywhere was adorned with colourful lights (building, trees, rides etc) all adding to the experience. The rides were... more