As Valentine’s Week begins tomorrow, couples have already started treating each other with thoughtful gestures. With Rose Day kicking off the celebrations on the first day, many people have planned lovely surprises and activities for their loved ones.
But if you’re still looking for the perfect way to make the day memorable, don’t worry, it’s not too late. Why not plan a romantic trip to one of the most stunning rose gardens in the world? And even if you come after Rose Day, there is no need to stress, because for true lovers, every day becomes a celebration of love.
La Roseraie du Val-de-Marne, France
Established in 1899, this historic garden displays more than 3,000 varieties of roses, including rare and ancient species.
Queen Mary Gardens, London, United Kingdom
Located in Regent’s Park, this garden displays more than 12,000 roses in 85 varieties. Its elegant design and colorful flowers attract both Londoners and tourists all year round.
International Rose Testing Garden, Portland, USA
Founded in 1917, this garden remains the oldest continuously operating rose trial garden in the United States. It has more than 10,000 rose plants and plays an important role in the introduction of new varieties of roses.
Zakir Hussain Rose Garden, Chandigarh, India
Spread over 30 acres, the Zakir Hussain Rose Garden has more than 1,600 varieties of roses. It stands as one of the most impressive collections of roses in the country.
National Rose Garden, Delhi, India
The National Rose Garden, also known as the National Rose Garden of Indo-Africa Friendship, is located in the heart of Chanakyapuri, New Delhi. This tranquil green space highlights the enduring charm of roses while offering visitors a pleasant escape from the busy city environment.
Valby Park Rose Garden, Denmark
The Valby Park rose garden in Denmark has more than 12,000 roses in 176 different varieties. The garden offers a vibrant and diverse display for nature enthusiasts.
Europa-Rosarium, Sangerhausen, Germany
Europa-Rosarium, the largest rose garden in the world, houses more than 8,500 varieties on 12 hectares. It presents an extraordinary collection that ranges from ancient roses to modern hybrids.