Roseraie Princesse Grace, Fontvieille Park Travel Guide

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Discover a serene oasis in Monaco: explore over 450 rose varieties at the Princess Grace Rose Garden, a fragrant tribute to a beloved princess.

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The Roseraie Princesse Grace is a serene rose garden in Monaco's Fontvieille district, created in 1984 by Prince Rainier III as a memorial to his wife, Princess Grace. It features over 450 varieties of roses from around the world, arranged in themed sections and encompassing nearly 5,000 square meters. Open daily, it offers a peaceful escape with beautiful floral displays.

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Av. des Papalins, Monaco, 98000, MC
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Visit during the peak blooming season (May to June) to experience the roses in full splendor.
Take public transportation (bus routes 4 and 6) to the 'Roseraie' stop for convenient access.
Combine your visit with a stroll through the adjacent Fontvieille Park to enjoy the Mediterranean landscape and sculptures.
Note that picnicking and bringing animals into the garden are prohibited.

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Getting There

Walking

From the Monaco-Monte Carlo train station, walk southwest along Avenue d'Ostende, cross the harbor, and continue along Quai Jean-Charles Rey. Turn right onto Avenue des Guelfes; the Roseraie Princesse Grace will be on your left. The walk is approximately 1.5 km and takes about 20 minutes.
Public Transport

From Place d'Armes, near the Prince's Palace, take bus route 4 or 6 to the 'Roseraie' stop. The bus ride is short and provides direct access to the garden entrance. A single ticket costs €1.50 if purchased in advance or via the Monapass app, or €2 if purchased from the driver.
Taxi

From the Casino de Monte-Carlo, a taxi ride to the Roseraie Princesse Grace takes approximately 5-10 minutes, depending on traffic. Expect to pay around €15-€20. Taxi stands are readily available near the casino.

Discover more about Roseraie Princesse Grace

The Roseraie Princesse Grace, a fragrant haven in Monaco's Fontvieille district, stands as a touching tribute from Prince Rainier III to his late wife, Princess Grace. Inaugurated in 1984, two years after Princess Grace's tragic passing, the rose garden has become a symbol of international botanical excellence.Occupying nearly 5,000 square meters, the Roseraie showcases over 450 varieties of roses from around the globe. The roses are arranged in themed sections, including roses named after members of the Grimaldi family and other famous personalities, fragrant roses, and award-winning roses from international competitions. The garden is designed with winding paths that allow visitors to fully appreciate the beauty and fragrance of the roses.The garden is more than just a display of floral beauty; it is also an ecologically responsible space. The Roseraie has earned the Ecocert label by employing sustainable practices such as using natural solutions and no chemical inputs for rose production. Chickens roam the grounds, helping to clear weeds and fertilize the soil.Located in the Fontvieille Park, the Roseraie offers a tranquil escape from the bustling city. Visitors can stroll through the garden, admire the fountains and sculptures, and relax on the benches. The garden is open daily and is free to enter.