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Rose Garden Rostock

Rose Garden Rostock
The Rostock Rose Garden is located between the Steintor and Schwaansche Straße and runs parallel to Wallstraße. Around 1860, the garden architect Joachim Wilcken designed today's rose garden - an elongated, flat area with an avenue of lime trees, rose beds, lawns and fountains. The tranquillity, the beguiling scent of the roses and the twittering of the birds entice even many Rostock residents to take a relaxing stroll.

Rosengarten Rostock - historic gardens on the Baltic Sea

In the middle of Rostock, one of the largest cities in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern on the Baltic Sea, lies the rose garden - one of the oldest and most beautiful parks in the region. The elongated, flat park stretches between Steintor and Schwaansche Straße, parallel to Wallstraße, and offers visitors a green break from city life.

Garden architecture from the Wilhelminian era - Joachim Wilcken's legacy

Around 1860, garden architect Joachim Wilcken designed the rose garden in its current form. Characteristic elements include a shady avenue of lime trees, carefully laid out rose beds, extensive lawns and a fountain. The interplay of architecture and nature gives the garden its special, almost timeless character.

Relaxation and enjoyment of nature in the heart of Rostock

The beguiling scent of roses, the rustling of leaves in the old lime trees and the chirping of birds make the rose garden a popular place of tranquillity - not only for tourists, but also for many Rostock residents themselves. Anyone traveling along the Baltic coast and wanting to explore the urban flair of Rostock as well as the beach and sea will find a worthwhile stopover here. The city is also conveniently located for excursions to Stralsund, Greifswald or the Fischland-Darß-Zingst peninsula.