Art Fair & Kids' Zone

Kick off the weekend at Kunst for Alle 2025, a contemporary art fair with a dedicated creative kids' area and a fun treasure hunt! Over 100 artists will be showcasing their work, providing a vibrant, cultural backdrop.

There's also an on-site café for refreshments. This event explicitly runs from October 3-5, 2025.

Perfect for all ages, with specific activities for children (ages 3-12) like creative workshops and a treasure hunt to keep them engaged while adults browse art. Stroller accessible with restrooms available. Plan for about 2 hours here.

Tivoli Food Hall Dinner

Enjoy a diverse and delicious early dinner at Tivoli Food Hall.

This indoor food market offers a wide variety of cuisines from around the world in a lively atmosphere, perfect for picky eaters and adventurous palates alike. It's connected to Tivoli Gardens but has free access, making it a great budget-friendly dinner option.

Kids will love choosing their own meals from the many stalls, from burgers to pasta. Ample seating and restrooms available. Early timing ensures kids are fed before bed. You can even catch a glimpse of Tivoli from the outdoor terrace.

Tivoli Halloween Fun

Immerse yourselves in the magical (and slightly spooky) world of Tivoli Gardens as their famous Halloween event kicks off! On Saturday, October 4th, the Danish Giant Pumpkin Championship is also taking place, adding to the festive atmosphere.

Kids will love the 20,000 pumpkins, enchanting witches, Rasmus Klump shows, a whimsical maze, and the chance to carve their own pumpkin.

Ideal for children aged 3-12, offering a mix of gentle thrills and entertainment. There are plenty of restrooms and changing facilities. The park is stroller-friendly. Plan to spend a significant part of your day here to enjoy the atmosphere and various activities. Dress in layers as October weather can be unpredictable.

Tivoli Lunch & Treats

Enjoy lunch and special Halloween treats within Tivoli Gardens.

The park offers numerous eateries, from quick snacks to full meals. Look for kid-friendly options and embrace the seasonal Halloween-themed delights like 'eyeball cakes' and hot cocoa.

Plenty of choices to satisfy everyone. Look for family deals or kid's menus. This also allows for a mid-day break from rides and activities. Restrooms readily available throughout the park. Consider bringing a few snacks to supplement.

Tivoli Afternoon Rides

Spend the afternoon enjoying Tivoli's rides and further exploring the Halloween decorations. From gentle carousels for the youngest to thrilling rollercoasters for older kids and parents, there's something for every excitement level. The 'Halloween on the mountain' and light installations add to the festive atmosphere.

Maximize your ride passes! This is when kids typically have their highest energy. There are plenty of benches for parents to rest. Consider visiting less popular rides during peak times. The park is stunning as daylight fades and the Halloween illuminations come to life.

Reffen Street Food Dinner

Wind down your exciting Saturday with a visit to Reffen Street Food, Northern Europe's largest street food market.

With around 35 food stalls offering global cuisines, a kids' play area (including a large boat to climb), and games like pétanque and table tennis, it's a relaxed and fun evening for the whole family. It's open until 9 PM for food stalls.

Kids can burn off some last energy in the play area while parents enjoy diverse food options and harbor views. Indoor dining at Werkstatt is available if weather is bad. Food allergies are taken seriously. It's a self-service market, and entry is free.

Children's Museum Explore

Spend your Sunday morning at the National Museum of Denmark's Children's Museum.

It's an interactive paradise where kids can play, run, make noise, and learn about history without 'do not touch' signs. They can go on a Viking raid, play in a Copenhagen backyard, cook in a medieval kitchen, or haggle in a bazaar. Entry for children under 18 is free!

Perfect for energetic and curious kids (ages 3-12). Adults can enjoy a coffee in the Children's Museum while supervising. Restrooms, changing facilities, and a dining area for packed lunches or a museum café are available. The museum provides strollers if needed, as personal ones are not allowed in some areas. Plan for 2-3 hours of engaging play.

Fælledparken Playground Fun

After lunch, head to Fælledparken, Copenhagen's 'Central Park,' to the famous Tower Playground.

Kids can climb, explore, and slide down miniature replicas of Copenhagen's iconic towers. It's a fantastic free outdoor activity to burn off energy. The park also features the Traffic Playground, where children can learn about road safety.

Great for all ages, especially 3-12 year olds. Ample space for running around, and the unique tower designs offer interactive play. Pack snacks or a picnic. Restrooms are available nearby. If weather turns, Remisen Indoor Playground (Blegdamsvej 132) is a free alternative for indoor play.

King's Garden Play & Relax

For a relaxed end to the weekend, stroll through the historic King's Garden (Kongens Have).

Kids can enjoy the 'artistic playground' with its friendly dragon and fairy-tale elements. It’s Denmark's oldest royal garden, a beautiful green oasis perfect for a gentle walk and some final playtime before heading home.

A calm and picturesque setting. The playground is suitable for the target age group. There's a café nearby for ice creams or drinks, and restrooms are available. It's a lovely spot for some family bonding and to reflect on the weekend's adventures.