Tivoli Concert Hall

Tivoli Concert Hall is a performance venue with modernist design that accommodates around 1,660 people. The building features a spacious foyer with an aquarium and hosts a wide range of events including concerts, musicals, and jazz performances.

The original building was destroyed during World War II in 1944, leading to a new concert hall opening in 1956. Architects Frits Schlegel and Hans Hansen designed the structure, which underwent a significant renovation in 2005 that added a rotunda with cafe facilities.

The concert hall serves as a major venue for classical music and variety performances within Copenhagen's amusement park. Visitors experience a mix of local and international artists that shape the program throughout the year.

The hall sits in the heart of Tivoli Park, making it easily accessible and part of a larger leisure experience. Visitors should know the venue can get crowded during peak summer months and event performances.

The venue hosted the Eurovision Song Contest in 1964, an event that brought it international recognition. Since then it has welcomed artists like The Grateful Dead, Elton John, and Norah Jones, establishing itself as a major stop for diverse music genres.

Location: Copenhagen Municipality

Inception: 1956

Architects: Frits Schlegel, Hans Hansen

Official opening: 1956

Capacity: 1660

Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible

Website: https://tivoli.dk/da/haven+og+forlystelser/spillesteder/koncertsalen

GPS coordinates: 55.67264,12.56868

Latest update: December 12, 2025 14:25