Tivoli Gardens is absolutely a must-see when visiting Copenhagen. Even if you're not normally a fan…read moreof theme parks, this place is something special. It's just as enjoyable to wander through as it is to ride anything. The moment you step inside, you're surrounded by beautifully maintained gardens, charming pathways, and incredibly detailed decor that changes with the seasons. Whether it's twinkling lights in winter or vibrant blooms in summer, Tivoli always feels magical. What really surprised me is how many great food options there are inside the park. From casual snacks and pastries to full sit-down restaurants, there's something for everyone. Most of it is genuinely delicious, not just theme-park good. It's easy to spend a few hours strolling, snacking, and taking in the atmosphere. Overall, Tivoli is one of those iconic places that really lives up to the hype. Even if rides aren't your thing, the ambiance alone makes it well worth a visit.

Overpriced tourist attraction that is a dated amusement park. Rides are additional but are outdated…read moretoo. The adjoining Tivoli eating center is also overpriced and overcrowded and overrated. They market it to tourists as a place that inspired Walt Disney and it's an "experience"and also that there are gardens within the park. No such gardens. I saw others just taking photos of flowers that were in pots.... Other amusement parks plant flowers for decorations too but don't market themselves as "gardens" if they aren't really such. Very misleading. Very disappointing. We waited for the lights to go on after dusk for part of this "experience". No great light experience. They were just normal lights that light up the park at night and not some awesome experience... very disappointing too. Watched some Charlie chaplain type of show that we couldn't quite understand what was happening so left early... Walt Disney may have been slightly inspired but not much. Can't see any similarities between this place and Disneyland. Disneyland is 100 times better. Highly not recommend wasting your money and time here.

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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.