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Princess Grace Rose Garden - Floral Tribute

Princess Grace Rose Garden: collection of 8,000+ roses, botanical garden and visitor information

Last updated: 2026-04-06
Monaco — leisure

Key facts

Location
Fontvieille district, overlooking Port de Fontvieille
Collection
8,000+ rose varieties
Entry Fee
Free
Best Season
May–September (peak bloom)

Overview

The Princess Grace Rose Garden honours Princess Grace Kelly with a collection of over 8,000 rose varieties. Located in Fontvieille district overlooking Port de Fontvieille, the botanical garden features carefully curated plantings, walking paths, and serene setting. Free public access.

Garden Features

Rose Collection

Scale & Variety

  • 8,000+ individual rose plants
  • 350+ rose varieties
  • Modern and classic cultivars
  • Hybrid teas, floribundas, shrub roses
  • Color range: white, pink, red, orange, yellow, bicolor

Layout & Design

Garden Sections

  • Formal rose beds
  • Mediterranean plantings
  • Shade structures
  • Waterfront promenade edge
  • Seating areas

Pathways

  • Meandering walking routes
  • Accessible paths
  • Shaded walkways
  • Viewpoints overlooking marina

Practical Information

Access

Getting There

  • Location: Fontvieille district
  • Bus: Lines 1, 2, 4, 6
  • Walking: 15 min from Port Hercule
  • Parking: €2–5/hour nearby

Hours

  • Garden: 24/7 access
  • Free entry
  • Best daylight hours for viewing

Best Times

Seasonal

  • May–June: Peak bloom, best fragrance
  • July–August: Full bloom, hot weather
  • September: Still blooming, cooling
  • October–April: Limited bloom

Daily

  • Morning (8–10 AM): Cool, fragrant
  • Afternoon: Bright colors
  • Evening (5–7 PM): Golden light

Budget

ItemCost
EntryFree
Parking€2–5/hour
Total€0–5

Photography

Best Shots

  • Close rose details (morning dew)
  • Garden compositions
  • Marina views from garden
  • Sunset lighting

Princess Grace Rose Garden combines botanical collection with Memorial tribute in accessible public setting.

The information provided is for general guidance only. For official procedures, always consult the official sources.

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