10 Favorite Trees: A Victoria Christmas


The nighttime sky serves as the backdrop for this dramatically lit tree, which stands tall at the center of Tivoli Gardens.

As evening arrives at Tivoli Gardens, the centuries-old amusement park becomes aglow with multicolored lights and towering Christmas trees. Though the place blossoms with tulips and rhododendrons in springtime and sees crowds of families enjoying the rides come summer, it is winter that brings the most unforgettable sense of jubilee to this destination nestled in the center of Copenhagen, Denmark. Aisles of market stalls selling handmade crafts, ornaments, and other unique gifts line The Parterre Garden, where a towering evergreen anchors Yuletide celebrations.

Text Karen Callaway
Photographer Jane Hope

Discover more of this beautiful destination, adorned in holiday splendor and hygge charm, in the pages of our November/December 2023 issue, available on newsstands and at victoriamag.com.

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2 COMMENTS

  1. I fondly remember when Victoria magazine had a “centerfold” every December that featured a glorious tree done up in such a way that no one could forget. They were a highlight of those issues, but were discontinued. I miss them, and hope that it is something that can be reinstated for 2019 and beyond.

  2. Years ago Denver had the festival of trees. I was one of thousands who paid to see the lush “themed trees” that were then auctioned off to benefit charities a few weeks before Christmas. I loved the creativity of themed trees. Hope Victoria Magazine can feature one all decorated in angles some day…and other themes. (I dont know why they dont do it any longer but would love to know if any other cities still do it).

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