Tivoli Park is the largest and most beautiful park in Ljubljana, extending directly to the city center. Designed in 1813 and created by combining a number of adjacent parks, covering an area of approximately five square kilometres, the park contains three coastal paths lined with chestnut trees, and is decorated with decorative flowerbeds, interesting plants and many more. Statues and fountains. And many walking paths, The fish pond on the western edge was built in 1880. Next to the pond is a small botanical garden with a conservatory, which was entrusted to the management of the Ljubljana Botanical Garden on the two-hundredth anniversary of its foundation in 2010. The glass house houses a permanent exhibition of plants Tropical and carnivorous. Across from the fish pond, a children's playground was built in 1942 and renovated with new play equipment in 1994.