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"Opened in 1843 and the world’s second-oldest operating amusement park, Tivoli Gardens offers rides for everyone from young children to ageless thrill-seekers, plus archery, old-school fair games, themed gardens, shops and daily shows from performers and musicians. Autumn is particularly atmospheric as the illuminations switch on earlier, fairy lights guide your way along the paths, and Halloween (running 9th October–1st November 2020) brings ghosts, bats, spiders and over 20,000 pumpkins, with stalls selling tricks, treats and decorations, a children’s treasure hunt and themed activities; from 28th–30th October artist Malik Mabe will be carving giant pumpkins to display in front of the Nimb water fountains. Tickets can be purchased for admission only or as all-inclusive ride packages." - Elizabeth Winter
"I went during summer and this place is amazing. There are so many beautiful buildings around, flowers and gardens. I only got a ticket to walk around and the price of that wasn't bad. The ticket for the rides was too expensive. Didn't eat here due to the cost of the food however enjoyed a free ballet sat on the..." - WAAITT
"A historic amusement and cultural park frequently included on city attraction passes, offering a mix of rides, gardens, and entertainment that can be economical when accessed via a city card." - Lauren Dana Ellman Lauren Dana Ellman Lauren Dana Ellman is a New York-based writer and editor who specializes in travel, lifestyle, food, and shopping content. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines
"Tivoli Gardens is a historical amusement park in Copenhagen, with a history of 181 years. It is a hub for culinary trends, supporting local producers and hosting global culinary collaborations. Tivoli Gardens offers a variety of food experiences and is involved in partnerships and events like the Tivoli Food Festival." - The MICHELIN Guide Nordic Editorial Team
"Tivoli Gardens changes into a sprawling Christmas market that even Santa Claus himself has been known to frequent. During winter, it becomes a magical winter wonderland with more than 60 stalls, pop-up food spots, and a hideout for Santa Claus and his reindeer."

