Denmark TivoLi Fairytale Amusement Park is a theme park in Denmark, located in the center of Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark. In 1843, it was the earliest amusement park in the world and the most visited place in Denmark. Even Walt Disney visited here many times for inspiration to create Disneyland.

The founder of Tivoli Park was George Casterson, who dreamed of making an amusement park In the 18th and 19th centuries, people had no conditions to travel, so Casterson managed to build sets and miniature landscapes with national characteristics in the amusement park.

Tivoli (Tivoli) Amusement Park is said to have a history of more than 140 years. There is also a fortress built in 1843 in the park. The amusement park is located in the center of the city. Close to Central Station. Due to the climate, it is only open from May 1st to September 15th every year, but there are still an average of more than 4 million tourists buying park tickets here every year. There are many large and small flower beds in full bloom in the garden, which are full of life and interest. The Nimb Herma-starred Michelin restaurant in the amusement park, in Copenhagen, there are no less than ten Michelin-starred restaurants, one of which is two-star and the rest is one-star. Nimb is a hotel that combines catering and accommodation, and its appearance gives people a gorgeous visual impact.

There are a variety of electric amusement equipment in the park, including electric cars for children to play, roller coasters, wooden ball throwing, shooting ranges, marbles, carousels and racetracks. In addition, there are many restaurants and cafes in the park, and they are all exquisite, where tourists can eat famous dishes with tastes from all over the world. Tivoli Park at night is a castle of fairy tales. The climax of Tivoli is half an hour before closing every night. The colorful lasers in the park and the thousands of lights reflected in the lake turn fantasy into reality. The gorgeous lights of Tivoli Park also brought a lot of inspiration to Andersen,