Monegasque charm and calm: gardens and parks

Monaco You can meet the variety of landscape designs: there are exotic plants in the Principality, Japanese gardens, roses, many small urban parks and even miniature gardens on the roofs of houses, and a garden with unique plants from around the world is scattered near Casino!

Rosery Princess Grace.

The Rosarie Princess Grace was opened in the gardens of Fontwey, with the participation of Prince Rainier III on 18 June 1984, in memory of Princes Grace. Rosaria celebrated the 30th anniversary, and since its renovation, its area has increased from 3,300 square metres to 54,000 square metres, the number of sludges has increased from 4,000 to 8,000. The main rose in the garden is, of course, the Princess of Monaco, a very beautiful class of tea and hybrid roses with carmino and pink kikes. However, there are many other fine varieties in the garden, and in recent years the rosary has been supplemented by some classes named after the members of the Principality of Monaco.

Очарование и спокойствие Монако: сады и парки

The garden's popularity is owed to a rich collection of roses and a convenient location. Being in the roses, you can walk on one and the guided tour paths and learn more about the Princely family and colors. Aside from the flowers in the garden, you can see a lot of butterflies attracted by the flower flavor.

Rosery Princess Grace is open every day. You can visit the garden at any time free. The pink bushes flow across the year, but the best time to visit the rose is the flower season beginning in the second half of May and ending summer. During this period, the garden is filled with symphony of aromatics and paint.

Japanese garden

One of Monaco ' s miracles is undoubtedly the Japanese garden. It's a stylized full copy of a real Japanese garden with a hill, a waterfall, a beach and a stream of 7,000 square metres. It is a true artwork created with strict respect for the concept of compactity, which is the roots of the tradition of zen. By saturation and fantasy, it compares to the best gardens and parks of the world. There's a small lake in the Japanese garden, stone fountain, pine and cherry trees. It's a small oasis of calm and harmony in the center.

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Sada of Saint Martin

The Sadas of St. Martin were created in 1830 at the gate of the Oceanographic Museum, in the south-east of the Rock of Monaco in the first half of the nineteenth century. They're still glossed by a wonderful view from the gate of the garden to the waters of the Mediterranean. Little squid paths, garden tropics, laid on the length of the mountain's burial, conversations, fountains, small ponds and multiple bronze sculptures will meet you in the garden. Prince Albert I is a monument to Prince Albert I. Albert I is famous for a number of invented instruments and techniques needed for ocean research.

Exotic plants

The garden of exotic plants was destroyed in 1933. In the garden, you can see an impressive collection of rare species of African and Latin American cactus, aloe and huge diets. More than 1,000 species of different cactus and other succulents grow directly on the hill. Monegasque cocats, thanks to the soft and warm climate, flow almost a year round. The image of an exotic garden visit is reinforced by magnificent species in Monaco and the Mediterranean Sea.

One of the virtues of this garden is an underground prehistoric cave with stalkitis and salagmits located in the bottom of the garden. In the cave, you can go down with the tour guide. Excursions are held every hour.