The park was historically a land reclamation project for a private garden before opening to the public in 1978.
The Labyrinth was inaugurated in 2011 and took six years to design and plant.
During the spring season, the park hosts one of the most significant tulip displays in Southern Europe, featuring over one million bulbs.
The Medicinal Herb Garden contains roughly 40 varieties of plants used for therapeutic purposes.
The park was awarded the title of 'Most Beautiful Park in Italy' in 2013 and 'Second Most Beautiful Park in Europe' in 2015.
Several ponds are populated with giant Koi carp and water lilies, including the Nymphaea 'Joey Tomocik'.
Parco Giardino Sigurtà is a 60-hectare landscape park located near the Mincio River valley in Valeggio sul Mincio, Italy. The grounds feature a mix of formal gardens, expansive lawns, and eighteen ponds and lakes. Its distinctive layout includes the Viale delle Rose, a path lined with 30,000 rose bushes that bloom annually. A labyrinth containing 1,500 yew trees covers 2,500 square meters and includes a central tower. The park encompasses a Great Oak with a trunk circumference of six meters, estimated to be over 400 years old. Visitors can navigate the grounds via golf carts, rental bicycles, or a dedicated tourist train. The park serves as a conservation site for various Mediterranean flora and exotic plant species.
The central path of the Viale delle Rose, particularly when the roses are in full bloom.
Rent an electric golf cart upon arrival to cover the 60-hectare expanse efficiently.
Visit during the 'Tulipanomania' festival in spring for the peak bloom period.
Bring a picnic, as there are designated green spaces where guests are permitted to eat on the grass.
Do not attempt to walk the entire 60 hectares on foot without water or proper footwear, especially in summer heat.
Closed annually during the winter months, typically from mid-November until early March.
Do not pick flowers or walk in flower beds; pets are not permitted inside the grounds.
