Rome, Italy
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Rome Rose Garden (Jardim de rosas municipal). Rome boasts many lovely spots to appreciate flowers, but the most stunning and picturesque is undoubtedly the city's Rose Garden. Nestled on the Aventine Hill, it offers breathtaking views of the Emperor's palaces on the nearby Palatine Hill, the very heart of Rome. With more than 1,100 varieties of roses, this garden is truly one of the most romantic locations in the city.
Vatican City, Rome, Italy
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The Vatican Gardens are located in Vatican City, nestled on the slopes of Vatican Hill right next to St. Peter’s Cathedral in Rome. The gardens are a beautifully maintained green space divided into several sections: you can explore the Italian garden, the English garden, the French garden, and a rock garden, each showcasing a unique variety of plants and flowers that inspire a reflective atmosphere. One of the standout features is the Papal Crest crafted from flowers, which is a stunning representation of floral artistry!
Tremezzina, Italy
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For all garden enthusiasts, the stunning Villa Carlotta on Lake Como is an absolute great place to visit. This villa, which dates back to the late 17th century, is dedicated to showcasing and preserving the botanical treasures of the Lake Como region through its beautiful gardens. The gardens feature various sections, such as the Italian garden, the romantic garden, and even a farming area, and they are especially renowned for their vibrant azaleas and rhododendrons.
Anacapri, Italy
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Villa San Michele of Anacapri, located in Capri, is the lifelong achievement of Swedish physician and writer Axel Munthe (1857–1949). The villa is enveloped by a stunning garden that recently earned the title of Italy’s most beautiful private park. Towering behind it is the Barbarossa mountain, which Munthe transformed into a sanctuary for migratory birds.
Pralormo, Italy
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Mister Tulip - Castello di Pralormo
Genova, Italy
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Park of Villa Durazzo Pallavicini is the winner of the Public Parks category in 2017. It was recognized as the most stunning park in Italy.
Romagnese, Italy
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Pietra Corva Alpine Botanical Garden
Ventimiglia, Italy
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Hanbury Botanical Garden spans 18 hectares, with only 50% currently cultivated, showcasing approximately 2500 different plant species. The other half consists of a natural forest of Pinus halpensis. Due to its location on a steep hillside, the garden features extensive terracing, and visitors can navigate through numerous flights of steps or paths that wind along the contours, offering breathtaking views of the sea at various points. Notable collections include palms, aloes, agaves, araucarias, eucalypts, melaleucas, and salvias.
Padua, Italy
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University of Padua Botanical Garden (Padua’s Botanical Garden), established in 1545, is recognized as one of the oldest botanical gardens globally. Spanning 22 hectares, it boasts an impressive array of exotic plants, featuring many that are rare and endangered. The garden is organized into various sections, such as the Giardino dei Semplici, the Giardino dei Biodiversi, and the greenhouses, which showcase a diverse collection of tropical and subtropical flora. One of the standout features of this garden is the distinctive Art Nouveau architecture of its greenhouses.
San Quirico d'Orcia SI, Italy
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Cypress trees are iconic symbols of Tuscany, and the “cipressini” of San Quirico d'Orcia are undoubtedly among the most photographed in the world.
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The Hague, Netherlands
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Japanese Garden in Clingendael Park is delicate and requires special care. That's why it's only accessible to the public during limited times in the spring and autumn. Admission to Clingendael and the Japanese Garden is complimentary.