Travel Guide to Tivoli Gardens, Denmark

Scenic spot introduction:

Tivoli Gardens is one of the oldest amusement parks in the world. It is not only the most popular theme park in Scandinavia, but also the third most visited park in Europe.

Attractions distribution:

Tivoli Gardens opened on August 15, 1843, when its founder, Georg Carstensen, obtained a five-year charter to create Tivoli by telling King Christian VIII of Denmark that "when people are amusing themselves, they do not think about politics." At that time, there were few recreational activities for the citizens of Copenhagen, so Carstensen's plan was an immediate success. Because both commoners and nobles could visit here, it brought a democratic atmosphere to this hierarchical society, so the amusement park seemed to have sociopolitical significance.
The English name of Tivoli Gardens is "I Lov(e) It" read backwards, which is very romantic. Pantomime , Chinese Tower , Tivoli Music Hall Other special landscapes, Tivoli Guard of Honor , open-air stages, restaurants and many entertainment facilities. Along the more than 20 adventure routes of varying degrees of thrill in the amusement park, you can browse the popular fairy tales of Andersen. After nightfall, the amusement park is set against a variety of colorful lights, showing a naive and simple traditional charm. The park is closed in winter, but during Christmas, it will become a lively Christmas market, selling all kinds of holiday items.

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