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A Moorish palace inside Tivoli, Copenhagen's most enchanted address
There is nowhere quite like Nimb in Denmark. The palace — a dreamy piece of Moorish Revival architecture built in 1909 — stands at the centre of Tivoli Gardens, the world's second-oldest amusement park and one of Copenhagen's most beloved institutions. Nimb Hotel occupies the building with 38 individually designed rooms and a rooftop bar (Nimb Roof) that surveys the Tivoli illuminations by night. The 300-square-metre Moroccan hamam below adds an unexpected layer of indulgence to what is, by any measure, an extraordinary address.
Weddings at Nimb are shaped around the setting. The Prinsesse Pavillon handles outdoor garden ceremonies with the gardens as backdrop; the curved-window Rotunden feels like a private conservatory looking out over Tivoli; the H.C. Andersen Salen — named for Denmark's most famous storyteller — provides the first-dance space with genuine narrative resonance. In-house pastry chefs make each wedding cake from scratch, the floral team handles all arrangements, and a dedicated wedding expert is assigned from first enquiry to final farewell.
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