- Address: Avenues Del Libertador, 1425 Buenos Aires, Argentina
- Year of foundation: 1910
- Opening hours: from April to October 9: 00-18: 00, November-March 8: 00-20: 00
- Cost of visit: free of charge
Far outside of Argentina is known Rosedal, or pink garden. It is named so not without reason, after all there grows more than 12 000 bushes of roses of every possible sorts. In addition to the main plant, which gave the name of the garden, you can see other varieties of Argentine flora, and in silence to wander through the beautiful pink alleys.
What is interesting about Rosedal Park?
The decision of the government of Buenos Aires to give more than 3 hectares of land under the rose garden was very wise. Even now, after a century, people can admire this man-made miracle. The park has more than 93 varieties of roses, including the famous Pink Sevilla, Rose of Johann Strauss, Charles Aznavour, Federic Mistral and others.
But not only lovers of beautiful flowers can come to the park. There is something to admire everyone who loves beauty in its various forms. Snow-white arches and pergolas, bridges across the lake, covered with ivy, busts of famous poets and bas-reliefs are all Rosedal.
A lot of admiring the flowers, you can relax on a comfortable bench on the shore of the pond or feed waterfowl with bread crumbs. The last lesson is very popular with children. Complete the tour of the park Rosedal can be visited by a blue fountain: its sounds imitate nature. And on weekends, classical music is played here.
How to get there?
Visit the park Rosedal can be reached by Metro Plaza Italia ( Italy Square ) or by buses Nos. 10, 12, 37, 93, 95, 102. The rosary is located in the Tres de Febrero park in the Palermo area.
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