El Rosedal De Palermo, Rose garden in Palermo, Argentina.
El Rosedal de Palermo is a rose garden containing approximately 18,000 rose bushes arranged along winding paths. The garden sits within Parque Tres de Febrero and is organized around a central lake that creates focal points throughout the space.
The garden opened in 1914 on lands that once belonged to president Juan Manuel de Rosas. French landscape designer Charles Thays created the original layout, establishing what would become one of South America's first major public rose gardens.
The Poets Garden displays busts of international writers like William Shakespeare, Jorge Luis Borges, and Dante Alighieri among the flowers. You can walk past these statues and feel the connection between poetry and the garden's design.
The garden is open daily and accessible through multiple entrances along Avenida Sarmiento and Avenida del Libertador in Palermo. The curved pathways are easy to navigate, allowing visitors to explore at a comfortable pace.
Many visitors don't realize that the garden contains multiple rose varieties that bloom at different times of year. This means you can return across seasons and experience different colors and scents each time.
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