Tivoli Gardens isn't just an amusement park--it's one of the best urban parks and entertainment…read morevenues I've ever visited anywhere in the world. I've spent time in some incredible theme parks, including Japan, which I generally consider the gold standard. Surprisingly, Tivoli may be the closest thing I've experienced to matching that level of magic, and in some ways, it surpasses it. What makes Tivoli special isn't the rides. It's the atmosphere. You can spend an entire day here without riding a single attraction and still have an amazing experience. The gardens are beautiful, the grounds are immaculately maintained, and every corner feels thoughtfully designed. There are live performances, restaurants, cafés, bars, and plenty of places to simply sit, relax, and enjoy the surroundings. The food options are far better than what you'd expect from a traditional amusement park, and the overall crowd experience is refreshingly pleasant. People were friendly, the park never felt overwhelming, and there was a sense that everyone was genuinely enjoying themselves. What I appreciated most was that Tivoli functions as a true community gathering place. It's not just a collection of rides designed to separate visitors from their money. It's a destination where locals and tourists alike come to spend time, enjoy culture, eat well, listen to music, and take in the scenery. Of everything we experienced in Copenhagen, Tivoli Gardens was the highlight. Whether you're traveling with young children, visiting as a couple, or simply looking for a beautiful place to spend an afternoon, this is an absolute must-visit. If Copenhagen has one attraction that lives up to the hype, it's Tivoli Gardens.

Fun cutesy amusement park in Copenhagen! We only went for 2 hours at night, mostly just to walk…read morearound and explore the park. I rode one ride, which was pretty expensive. Close to 15 dollars. Other than that, the park is very cool to see and the light show is nice as well. You can very much see the aspects where Walt Disney took inspiration.

I had read that Bakken was the oldest amusement park in the world, and I really wanted to visit…read morewhile we were in Denmark. We stopped by in early September, but they weren't open during the week. We saw other people go in a gate and we followed behind. We asked some kids if it was open, and they said it wouldn't be open until the weekend, but the grounds were open to the public. This was the first opportunity I've had to explore an empty amusement park, and it was enjoyable even without active rides. Honestly, even if there are no rides running, take some time to check this place out - and avoid the crowds lol!

I really enjoy Bakken. My kids are young so the rides here are perfect. It is free to enter -…read morejust the food and rides cost money (and lots of it). You can get a wrist band as a day pass and its just a blast to walk around and watch folks. Some bring picnics. There's a zoo area as well which I have not explored.

Nice park.read more

Definitely the best park to bring your kids to in Malmö. Lots of space and things to do.read more