Rose Garden

The Rosengarten spans across the city center with 72 varieties of roses arranged along winding paths, ponds, and water features throughout the grounds.

The garden emerged from the Zollbauernwiese field purchased by Coburg in 1846, transforming into a rose showcase during the 1929 German Rose Revue.

The garden includes memorial stones for composer Johann Strauss and Julius Popp, reflecting the connection between horticulture and Coburg's artistic heritage.

Visitors can access the garden free of charge, with the adjacent palm house operating from 9 AM to 4 PM in winter and 9 AM to 6 PM from May to September.

The Sintflutbrunnen fountain, created by Ferdinand Lepcke, stands as a central feature alongside five bird aviaries and an orchid section in the palm house.

Location: Coburg

GPS coordinates: 50.25280,10.96560

Latest update: April 17, 2025 19:17