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Tivoli Concert Hall

About

Tivoli Concert Hall is a distinguished venue nestled within Copenhagen's historic Tivoli Gardens, offering an exceptional blend of world-class music and enchanting surroundings. Opened in 1956 and extensively renovated in 2005, the hall is renowned for its outstanding acoustics and elegant design, featuring a rotunda with a café and bar, and an Aquarium Foyer showcasing a large saltwater aquarium filled with sharks and tropical fish. Visitors to the Concert Hall can enjoy a diverse array of performances, including classical concerts, ballet, and theater productions. The venue regularly hosts renowned international artists as well as emerging talents, providing a rich cultural experience. Admission to the Concert Hall includes access to Tivoli Gardens, allowing guests to explore the park's beautiful gardens, historic architecture, and vibrant attractions before or after the performance. Nearby attractions include the Pantomime Theatre, the Japanese Pagoda, and the Glass Hall Theatre, all within Tivoli Gardens. Additionally, the district of Vesterbro offers a variety of dining and entertainment options, making it an ideal area to explore before or after attending a performance at the Concert Hall.

Copenhagen Denmark

Location

Tivoli Concert Hall is centrally located within Copenhagen's iconic Tivoli Gardens at Vesterbrogade 3, 1630 Copenhagen. Easily accessible, it's just a short walk from Copenhagen Central Station (København H), making it convenient for visitors arriving by train, metro, or bus. The concert hall, designed by architects Frits Schlegel and Hans Hansen, opened in 1956 and underwent extensive renovations in 2005 to restore its original appearance while introducing modern facilities. Tivoli Gardens, the Concert Hall offers more than just musical performances. Visitors can explore the park's enchanting attractions, including the historic Pantomime Theatre, the Glass Hall Theatre, and the Japanese Pagoda . The gardens themselves are a visual delight, featuring beautifully landscaped areas, fountains, and seasonal decorations. Dining options abound, with over 30 restaurants and eateries offering a range of cuisines . Beyond Tivoli Gardens, the surrounding Vesterbro district is known for its vibrant atmosphere and cultural attractions. The nearby Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek museum houses an impressive collection of art and antiquities, while the Meatpacking District (Kødbyen) offers trendy bars and restaurants housed in former industrial buildings. For those interested in astronomy, the Tycho Brahe Planetarium is located on the edge of Skt. Jørgens Sø, one of Copenhagen's lakes .