As Valentine’s Week begins tomorrow, couples have already started treating each other with thoughtful gestures. Celebrations begin on the first day of Rose Day, and many people plan wonderful surprises and activities for their loved ones.
But if you’re still looking for the perfect way to make your day memorable, don’t worry. It’s not too late. Why not plan a romantic trip to one of the most beautiful rose gardens in the world? Don’t stress if you visit after Rose Day. Because for true lovers, every day is a festival of love.
La Roselay du Val de Marne, France
Established in 1899, this historic garden features more than 3,000 varieties of roses, including rare and ancient species.
Queen Mary’s Gardens, London, UK
Located within Regent’s Park, this garden has over 12,000 roses of 85 varieties. Its elegant design and colorful flowers attract both Londoners and tourists throughout the year.
International Rose Test Garden, Portland, USA
Established in 1917, this garden is the oldest continuously operating rose garden in the United States. It has over 10,000 roses planted and plays an important role in introducing new rose varieties.
Zakir Hussain Rose Garden, Chandigarh, India
Spread over 30 acres, the Zakir Hussain Rose Garden is home to more than 1,600 varieties of roses. It has one of the most impressive rose collections in the country.
national rose garden, delhi, india
The National Rose Garden, also known as the National India-Africa Friendship Rose Garden, is located in the heart of Chanakyapuri, New Delhi. This tranquil green space highlights the enduring appeal of roses while offering visitors a welcome escape from the hustle and bustle of the city.
Valby Park Rose Garden, Denmark
Denmark’s Valby Park Rose Garden is home to more than 12,000 roses of 176 varieties. The gardens offer nature lovers a vibrant and diverse display.
European Rosarium, Sangerhausen, Germany
The world’s largest rose garden, the European Rosarium, has more than 8,500 varieties spread over 12 hectares. We have a wide range of collections on display, from ancient roses to modern hybrids.