Parks in Monte Carlo

The Princess Grace Rose Garden (Roseraie Princesse Grace) is a landscaped garden in Fontvieille dedicated to the memory of Princess Grace. Opened in 1984, it contains over 8,000 rose bushes representing 300 varieties from around the world.

The Japanese Garden (Jardin Japonais) is a serene 7,000 m² Zen garden on the seafront near the Grimaldi Forum. Designed by Japanese landscape architect Yasuo Beppu and inaugurated in 1994, it follows strict principles of traditional Japanese garden design.

Fontvieille Park is a large green space built on reclaimed land in the Fontvieille district. It features a lake, walking paths, a children's playground, and proximity to several museums and the Princess Grace Rose Garden.

The Jardins Saint-Martin are peaceful public gardens along the southern cliff of Le Rocher. Established in the 19th century, they offer shaded walkways through Mediterranean vegetation with dramatic views of the sea far below.

The Jardin Exotique de Monaco (Exotic Garden) is a steep hillside garden showcasing thousands of succulent and cactus species from around the world. Opened in 1933, it clings to a cliff face with panoramic views stretching from Italy to the Esterel mountains.