Victoria State Rose Garden Review

very beautiful! The garden is managed by volunteers, very clean and beautiful, there are a variety of rose blocks inside, the scenery is very suitable for taking pictures. If you are passing by or going to a nearby zoo, it is definitely worth visiting.

Victoria State Rose Garden is located in Melbourne, the capital of Victoria, Australia, about 35 kilometers drive from Melbourne city, close to the Willerby Manor known as Melbourne's "Downton Manor", covering about 5 hectares. The rose garden is arranged in the shape of flowers, and the five petals are interspersed with gazebos, fountains and other landscapes, one step at a time, and the flowers are blooming. More than 200 varieties of roses are planted in the park, more than 5,000 roses, in the flower season, you can smell the fragrance of flowers, all kinds of roses compete for the beauty, is a place for local residents and tourists to go outings and take wedding photos. The Rose Garden is run by volunteers and was awarded the International Garden of Excellence Award by the World Rose Association Federation in 2003. Victorian Rose Garden is free of charge and free to visit. We were on the way to the classic southern Victoria line Great Southern Touring Route 7 day tour. We went to the state rose garden at the first stop. We had to make a special trip. Now we went by the way. It felt pretty good! Our itinerary is as follows: First day: State Rose Garden / Willoughby Manor / Geelong / Quinscliff Queenscliff; Second day: Torquay Foreshore Reserve / Aireys Inlet / Split Corner Lighthouse / Ocean Road Estern View / Long'en Town / Erskine River / Angahook Lorne National Park / Apollo Bay; Third day: Most attractions along Ocean Road; Day 4: Wanampur / Tashan Nature Reserve / Port Fairy / Griffiths Island / Dunkeld / Norval / Ararat Hills Regional Park / Great Western Seppeld Wine Estate and Brewery appearance; Day 5: Big Hill Lookout / Stoll Gold Mine / Feiansi Lake Holiday Park / Halls Gap / Beaufort /Grampians National Park; Day 6: Black Mountain Nature Reserve / Hepburn Mineral Water Nature Reserve /Daylesford Botanic Gardens/Daylesford /Lake Daylesford/Jubilee Lake Reserve; Day 7: Ballarat Botanical Garden Railway Station Art Gallery, etc.

The rose garden is really beautiful. It is full of seas of roses. I have not seen many roses. I am walking in the sea of flowers with my girlfriend. It is very happy and leisurely. It is really a rare sight. There are not many tourists. Very comfortable

The free garden is generally bigger but more beautiful than the garden in the Hunter Valley and there is no charge