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Intimate garden featuring Japanese-style landscaping around a pond with a bridge & a tea house.
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Amazing garden, beautifully maintained. First time visit was in 2010, it inspired my interest on Japanese gardens and the building of one at my home in Santiago de Compostela. The gardeners were very nice and we had a nice talk on the garden’s evolution and it’s maintenance, thank you for your time ❤️
For now the garden is partly closed
The red bridge is broken
Around the park really noise
I hope that they fix everything quickly, and it will be a really nice place🤔
The red bridge is broken
Around the park really noise
I hope that they fix everything quickly, and it will be a really nice place🤔
During my visit to Monaco, I also visited the Japanese Garden with my family, which was recommended to me by friends. A very neat and imaginative garden in the Japanese style. Cooperation with the locals is also known. Our only complaint was the guard who was extremely unfriendly. In fact, it really happened that we entered the park with a small dog in our arms. A lady at the entrance told us that having a small dog on her lap is not a problem. We realized very quickly that this was not true, as this gentleman warned us very strongly about the possible punishment. Of course, we heeded the warning and immediately sent our daughter out with our little pet. I wrote this as a warning to dog owners to avoid problems. Otherwise, the garden is nice.
Not really peaceful with the massive amount of noise coming from construction on one side and the engines revving at the Ferrari dealership on the other side. But it is a free place to sit down for a few minutes.
Super beatiful for a quick and free visit. Refreshing for super hot days.
Wonderful place.
Very clean air to breath
Very clean air to breath
Very nice place, lots to see and enjoy but the noise from the building site next to it diminishes the experince of normally very peacefull and relaxing place.
