The most beautiful gardens in Europe

If you are an admirer of the beauty and aesthetics that nature offers, we recommend you to contemplate the selection of the most beautiful gardens in Europe, some of them could be the most beautiful in the world. These are different gardens that will remind you how our land makes us admire its charm, its fresh smells but also its breathtaking landscapes. You will certainly fall in love with what nature in its pure state can offer you the most beautiful. We offer you a selection of the most beautiful gardens in Europe.

The park of the Palace of Versailles - France

The park of the Palace of Versailles

The park of the Palace of Versailles is one of the most beautiful gardens in Europe. The architect André Le Nôtre, is the designer of this magnificent garden which covers more than 800 hectares open to the public. A walk in this park will make you glide under the air that caresses its gardens and will give your sense of smell an indescribable refreshment. At the Château de Versailles you will have the opportunity to appreciate not only the beautiful French gardens but also extraordinary works such as the Bassin d'Apollon or the Pièce d'eau des Suisses. The architecture, the sculpture, the maintenance and the cleanliness of the gardens of the Palace of Versailles will give you the impression to be in a paradise.

Keukenhof Gardens - The Netherlands

Keukenhof Gardens

Awaken your senses by strolling through the gardens of Keukenhof. The Netherlands holds an expanse of flowers of all species and varieties. Embellished and maintained locally, these gardens are among the top gardens in Europe and attract many visitors who come to relax and admire the 800 varieties of multicolored tulips and millions of bulbous species that line this 32-hectare park. Other wonders are to be discovered, such as the horticultural collections of the different pavilions of the garden.

Blenheim Palace Garden - United Kingdom

Blenheim Palace Garden

This luxurious 18th century garden covers more than 800 hectares of green space and consists of more than 2,000 acres of greenery to give lovers of nature's charms a sense of inner peace and tranquility. In addition to the magnificent English garden and the sumptuous estate, the gardens offer breathtaking tree landscapes and Italian and French gardens.

The Foce Garden - Italy

The Foce Garden

The Foce Gardens, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Tuscany, are open to visitors. Fields of roses, cherry trees and lavender delight the senses and help make these gardens the most important in Italy. The magnificent Italian garden is profiled with boxwood hedges, a superb rose garden and a magnificent wisteria pergola. It also offers a breathtaking view of the surrounding landscape to make you live a magical moment. From the outside, the garden of La Foce is composed of walks lined with cypresses, flowery meadows, lawns, fountains and ponds.

Kromeriz Palace - Czech Republic

Kromeriz Palace

The Kromeriz Palace is a meeting place for all admirers of European landscape beauty. Also a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the style of Kromeriz Palace is inspired by the Italian Renaissance and Baroque architecture. This majestic and prestigious palace located a few kilometers from Prague covers 64 hectares with 200 species of trees, ponds and other water features and offers you to discover its treasures and

Arcen Castle

Located on the border between Germany and the Netherlands, Arcen Castle covers no less than 32 hectares of gardens surrounding the 17th century castle. It consists of a large rose garden, multiple varieties of plants and a carefully maintained lawn.

The Royal Gardens of Kew

Since 2003, the Royal Gardens of Kew have been listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This is due to its estimated area of 121 hectares, we understand immediately that the site is suitable for all kinds of flowers, plants and trees. We count there consequently more than 30 000 species of plants and specimens of all forms and brilliant colors to discover on this generous site.

Villa Ephrussi de Rothschild

In France, the Villa Ephrussi de Rothschild is a major attraction for garden lovers and people looking for a peaceful haven. This attraction interprets its place on the list of the most beautiful gardens in Europe. It is home to nine gardens whose stylistic inspiration spans several countries. You will discover rare species of trees, cypresses, a rose garden, water lilies.

The Alcazar Gardens

The Alcazar Gardens is the result of an inspiration related to the Arab culture, the customs of the Renaissance and the inspiration of the modern world. The gardens of the Alcazar is the result of an inspiration related to the Arab culture to the customs of the Renaissance and the inspiration of the modern world. The gardens of the Alcázar of Seville, formed from a cultural cocktail, are one of the great ensembles of the Spanish court. A breathtaking view is offered to the vegetation lovers supported by a green landscape, dotted with numerous orange trees and palm trees.

The English Park in Munich, Germany

The English Park in Munich

In Schwabing, north-east of Munich, the Englischer Garten is the liveliest of the city parks. It is a typical garden from the end of the 18th century that covers 400 hectares of Europe. The people of Munich love it and often go there to recharge their batteries, to find a haven of peace or to escape the evils of society and bathe in an unruffled tranquility.