Tivoli

Tivoli is many different things: Denmark's most popular tourist attraction, a cultural institution, a bearer of tradition, a national symbol, one of the most visited parks in Europe, a limited company listed on the Copenhagen Stock Exchange. Tivoli is one of the oldest existing leisure gardens that arose in Europe in the 18^th century. In fact, Tivoli provided Mr. Walt Disney invaluable input and inspiration for the creation of the first Disney park, "Disneyland" in California. And the famous Danish fairy tale writer, Hans Christian Andersen, was inspired by Tivoli when he wrote "The Nightingale".

Tivoli has a tradition of renewal. As Tivoli's founder, Georg Carstensen, once said in 1843: "Tivoli will so to speak never be finished". Every year, there is some new addition to the attraction's portfolio- a new ride, a new restaurant, a new kind of entertainment - and the old must make room for the new. But Tivoli is more than just amusements, restaurants and entertainment. Tivoli is also fairy lights, flowers and above all, romance. Tivoli is at its most romantic when darkness falls, but no matter when you choose to visit Tivoli, it's like stepping into an enchanting universe.

The fairy tale starts the moment you leave the outside world and enter Tivoli.

For more information on Tivoli please visit Tivoli’s homepage via this link

 

For information on Tivoli's Fiscal Results, please click the below link:
Tivoli's Fiscal Results

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