Queen Mary’s garden

The Queen Mary's Gardens

The London audio-guided tour takes you into the Queen Mary's Gardens, one of the finest parts of Regent's Park, famous for its magnificent rose garden.

The largest rose garden of London

While Regent's Park was created in the nineteenth century, it was only in 1930 that these sumptuous gardens were laid out. They house the largest collection of roses of London: nearly twelve thousand rose bushes are planted there, which make this place a setting of rare beauty. At the height of flowering, the perfumes and colours of the roses transform the garden into a veritable enchantment, one of the most romantic of the capital.

What there is to see

The Queen Mary's Gardens unfold their rose beds, their tended flowerbeds and their peaceful alleys, in one of the finest parts of Regent's Park. It is an enchanting place where it is pleasant to stroll, particularly in the rose season. An essential stop for lovers of gardens and tranquillity, in the heart of London.

Practical information

The Queen Mary's Gardens are in the heart of Regent's Park, in London, on the Inner Circle. They are generally freely accessible during the day, the hours possibly varying according to the season. Access is on the level; the rose garden is particularly beautiful in spring and summer.

When were the Queen Mary's Gardens laid out?

In 1930, within Regent's Park; it houses the largest collection of roses of London.

How many roses does the Queen Mary's Gardens have?

Nearly twelve thousand rose bushes, which make it the largest rose garden of London and one of the most romantic gardens of the city.