Christmas at Tivoli (Part 1)

Tivoli does it again! You’ve seen my posts on Tivoli in the summer (here and here) and for Halloween. Now December in Copenhagen could not be complete without some amazing Christmas themed decorations at Tivoli. Today I’ll share with you some of the delightful images I captured when I visited. In fact, I’ve got so many images I want to share that I’ve split this into two posts – so stay tuned for Part 2!

(photos taken before lockdown – Tivoli is now unfortunately closed)

Lots of cute Christmas ornaments to see…

This has got to be the most dazzling, glittering tree I’ve seen in my life, ha.

Cosy outdoor seating with blankets – you’ll find a surprising amount of Danes sitting outdoors even in the chilly November weather – though of course not now with new restrictions in place.

Golden reflections of all the Christmas lights in the mini lake…

I’m not sure how they hooked up so many lights to all these trees, but they looked stunning in person.

The light beams in the background were projecting a heart into the sky.

This was taken inside a lovely cafe that myself and my partner frequent when we go to Tivoli usually…they make some incredible treats!

This tree had some moving lights making it look like dripping icicles. Absolutely magical.

A Christmas light waterfall?! They really thought of everything!

8 thoughts on “Christmas at Tivoli (Part 1)”

Lovely cosy pictures. Im going to have to put this part of the world on my “to go to” list. I really like the idea of sitting outside with a blanket. I wonder if it would ever catch on in England !

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11th Dec 2020 at 4:42 pm Reply

You are right, absolutely magical! And I love the idea of sitting out in the cold with a blanket, especially with something warm and wonderful to drink.
Unfortunately, Florida weather doesn’t often lend itself to that sort of thing! 😀

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11th Dec 2020 at 9:12 pm Reply