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Children can romp in a novel playground while parents sample fine Danish products in shops, restaurants and sidewalk cafe. View the International Area Map Locate It: F11 In a handsome building of natural wood and glass are exhibits, a shopping promenade and a choice of places to eat. TIVOLI FOR TOTS. In a park modeled after one in Copenhagen's Tivoli Gardens, children can whisk down a dipsy-doodle slide, explore a maze and climb in a Forbidden House. Trained attendants supervise. EXHIBIT PROMENADE. Toys, dinnerware, silver, jewelry, place mats, greeting cards and cigars are for sale. A specialty shop features Danish hams and cheeses. RESTAURANTS. Pastries made on the premises and other Danish specialties are served in the Kattegat Inn. The Restaurant Denmark offers diners a "Grand Cold Table." The description of this exhibit from the 1965 Official Guide Book Named for Copenhagen's famous park, Tivoli Gardens, the playground at Denmark's pavilion includes such imaginative juvenile delights as these giant playing cards. Hours: 10-6. Source: News Colorfoto by Edmund Peters, New York Sunday News, May 9, 1965