Parnell Rose Gardens

It's still early to go to Prince's Wharf to buy things, such as 40 minutes in Rose Garden, good scenery, breeze, green trees, blue sky and blue sea sailing boat.

It's raining in Auckland, but fortunately in the afternoon, I'm flying to South Island hoping for the blue sky and white clouds over there. In such a romantic place, we can only take pictures of scenery and others nowadays.

Rose Garden was originally a private garden belonging to a wealthy old lady. The old man loved roses very much before he died. He made a will and donated the rose garden to the government. Although the garden is not big, it is surrounded by beautiful environment and a good place to talk about love.

This is what our B& B's boss recommended us to go to. I didn't know it at all. After going there, I felt very worthwhile. At that time, I was lucky to see the MTV live outdoor award ceremony.

The Parnell Rose Gardens is a section of land given over to roses. It's not a formal attraction with an entry fee. Just walk into the gardens, which aren't walled off. Remember that roses bloom during the summer, so you might skip this if it isn't between October and April.

Tourist Living opposite Rose Hotel Garden is not big roses very beautiful

There are more than 500 roses in the garden, catching up with the blooming season of flowers. The colorful roses make tourists feel like they are in the fairy tale world. They are really enjoying themselves.

Roses are very romantic tokens of love. The flowers here are very beautiful. When the weather is good, the sun shines here. It's very suitable for taking pictures. The whole garden is very atmospheric, not beautiful.

Located on Panier Avenue, there are about 5,000 roses planted in the Rose Garden. It's free, and it's accessible on foot from downtown. It's worth spending half a day visiting.

Many years ago, I went there in the season of blooming flowers. The air was fresh and the scenery was beautiful. It was suitable for companions.