Rosendals Trädgård really has a lot to offer its visitors. It has a beautiful and cosy café and Rosendals Trädgård themselves grow a large portion of what they serve. The plantations are quite vast and give an old, traditional feel, but in fact there are researchers working on producing sustainable, healthy food there.
This place is child-friendly and they organise regular events targeted at children who want to learn more about cultivation. There is also a maze where children can play and some nice picnic spots. Their lovely garden can be rented for events or photography and they also have a nice gift shop. This place is perfect to bring your date, meet up with friends or bring kids to. Dogs on leash are allowed anywhere on the grounds except inside the shop.
To get to Rosendals Trädgård you may take tram no 7 from the Central Station in the direction of Waldemarsudde and get off at Bellmansro. The ride takes approximately 22 minutes and from Bellmansro it is about a 5-minute walk until you are in the garden.
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