Tivoli Gardens Entrance | Parking, Entry Tips, & More

Where is the Tivoli Gardens entrance located?

Address: Vesterbrogade 3, 1630 København V, Denmark
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The entrance to Tivoli Gardens is on Vesterbrogade, one of Copenhagen's busiest streets. As you approach, you will first notice the main entrance, an ornate structure with grand ironwork and bright, welcoming lights. Charming archways flank the gate and, in the background, you can spot glimpses of vintage carousel rides, Ferris wheels, and the iconic Dragon Boat ride through the trees. Located just a short walk from Copenhagen Central Station, it’s easy to find and offers a perfect start to your Tivoli adventure.

Nearest landmark: The TUBE (23m away), Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek (240m away), National Museum of Denmark (550m away), and Ripley’s Believe It or Not! (750m away)

How to enter the Tivoli Gardens theme park?

The Tivoli Gardens in Copenhagen has two entrances:

Vesterbrogade entrance: Located at Vesterbrogade 3, this is the primary entrance, featuring a grand gate with intricate ironwork and vibrant lights.
Copenhagen Central Station entrance: Accessible via Bernstorffsgade, this entrance is convenient for those arriving by train, metro, or bus.

Your complete guide to Tivoli entrances and directions

Where is it? Situated at Vesterbrogade 3, this is the main entrance to Tivoli Gardens, in the heart of Copenhagen. It’s impossible to miss, thanks to its intricate ironwork and glowing lights.
Who is it for? Ideal for visitors arriving on foot or those coming from the city center, making it a convenient entry point for most tourists.
How to reach? Easily accessible on foot from the city center or by taking the S-train to Vesterport Station (Lines A, B, C, E, and H) or the metro to Copenhagen Central Station (Lines M1 and M2).
Average wait time: This entrance tends to get busiest during peak hours, between 12pm and 2pm, and again from 4pm to 6pm, especially on weekends, public holidays, and throughout the summer season (June to August). To avoid crowds, it’s best to visit early in the morning when the park opens at 11am or later in the evening, particularly on weekdays.
Nearest parking: Q-Park Industriens Hus (200m away), Jern Benegade 1 Garage (300m away), & Q-Park Vesterport (500m away)

Tivoli Gardens Copenhagen Central Station entrance

Where is it? This entrance is just a short walk from Copenhagen Central Station, ideal for those arriving via the M1 and M2 metro lines or A, B, C, E, and H S-train lines. The area is lively, with popular cafés like Lagkagehuset, Espresso House, and Joe & The Juice nearby.
Who is it for? Best for travelers arriving via train, metro, or bus, as it’s just a short walk from Copenhagen Central Station.
How to reach? Easily accessible via U-Bahn lines M1 or M2, or any S-train lines (A, B, C, E, H). Several bus routes, including 2A, 5C, 7A, 17, 23, 26, and night buses like 93N and 97N, stop nearby.
Average wait time: The Central Station entrance tends to get busy between 4:30pm to 6pm, however, it’s generally less crowded than the Vesterbrogade gate. It’s a good option for visitors looking to avoid larger crowds outside peak hours.
Nearest parking: DGI-byen Parking (250m away) & Q-Park Copenhagen Central Station (450m away)

Wheelchair-friendly entrances

Both the Vesterbrogade and Central Station entrances are wheelchair accessible with easy, step-free access. You can borrow wheelchairs from the Service Centre near the main entrance. Accessible restrooms are located near the Pantomime Theatre, Family Amenity Centre, and Glyptotek. There are also accessible parking spaces around Tivoli, including near the main entrance and Glyptotek. For electric wheelchair users, charging stations are provided.

Which Tivoli entrance should I choose?

Depending on how you get to the park and what you're looking for, here’s a quick guide to choosing the best option.

The Vesterbrogade entrance is ideal if you are walking from the city center. It’s centrally located and offers quick access to popular attractions. However, it can get crowded, especially on weekends and holidays.
The Central Station entrance is ideal for those arriving by train, metro, or bus. It tends to be less crowded, offering a quieter and more relaxed entry.

For the shortest wait times, the Central Station entrance is the best choice. If you're staying near the city center or want to be closer to major attractions, the Vesterbrogade entrance is the way to go. To avoid the largest crowds, try arriving early or later in the evening.

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Additional tips

Tivoli Garden with rows of parked bicycles along a canal.

Consider purchasing a Copenhagen Card for unlimited public transport access and discounts at top attractions.
If you're taking the S-train, use the Vesterport Station exit for a quicker walk to the Vesterbrogade entrance. Get off at Københavns Hovedbanegård for the Central Station gate.
Bike racks are available near both entrances, making it easy to cycle to Tivoli.
The Vesterbrogade entrance is right next to Tivoli Food Hall if you’re looking for a quick bite before entering.
Bus 2A is a great choice if you're coming from the Nyhavn area, with a stop just a short walk away from Tivoli.

Frequently asked questions about Tivoli Gardens entrances

How do I get to Tivoli from Copenhagen Airport?

From Copenhagen Airport, you can take the Metro (M2) to København H (Copenhagen Central Station) and walk to the Tivoli entrance. If you are short on time, opt for a taxi transfer.

Are there any special accommodations for visitors with disabilities?

Tivoli Gardens offers accessible entrances, restrooms, and services for visitors with disabilities. You can borrow a wheelchair at the Service Centre, and there are also electric wheelchair charging stations available.

Is Tivoli open year-round?

Yes, Tivoli Gardens operates year-round, with its main attractions (Rutschebanen and The Demon) typically open from April to September. Around Halloween, the park becomes a spooky wonderland with Halloween decorations, pumpkins, and themed treats. During Christmas, the park is lit up with festive lights and offers a traditional Christmas market.

Is there an entrance fee for children?

Children under 3 years old can enter Tivoli Gardens for free, but this only grants access to the park itself. Please note that the free entrance does not include access to Tivoli's rides.

Can I buy tickets at the Tivoli entrance?

Yes, you can pick up Tivoli Gardens tickets at both entrances. However, we recommend booking online in advance to secure your spot and avail yourself of exclusive discounts.