Baden Rosarium

30.000 roses - 800 different varieties

The Rosarium in Doblhoff park, Austria's largest rose garden, invites you to stroll around and enjoy all year round. On an area of 75,000 m² with 30,000 rose bushes, a good 800 rose varieties thrive with resounding names such as "Gold Marie" and "Empress Elisabeth".

Historical facts about the Rosarium & Doblhoff park

The "Doblhoff Park", which covers over 9 hectares, is one of the most popular recreational areas in Baden. This park once belonged to the Weikersdorf castle which was generally called "Schloss Doblhoff" after its last owners.

The idyllic pond was already used as an open-air pool in 1831. In the morning the ladies were allowed to swim, in the afternoon the gentlemen. During the ladies' time this part of the park was closed for the gentlemen. In winter the frozen pond was used as an ice rink - until a few years ago. Curling" was also a popular sport and parts of the ice were cut out as blocks and stored in ice houses to provide chilled drinks in summer. In the interwar period, the part of the park adjoining the Pelzgasse was also used as an "amusement park". Merry-go-rounds, shooting galleries, swingboat, a marionette theatre and a Punch and Judy show, even an autodrome and a hypodrome as well as a large slide and, at times, the first open-air cinema in Austria provided entertainment for young and old alike. The Doblhoff Park also came into being by the provision of plant material by the Federal Association of Commercial Gardeners of Austria, according to the plans of the architect Viktor Mödlhammer, to create today's "Rosarium". Baden’s Rose Days have become famous far beyond the borders of our city. The splendour of thousands of roses forms the framework for a variety of cultural events, with the restored baroque Orangery providing an enchanting background.

The Baden Rosarium can be visited all year round with free admission. -  no opening hours

entrance Doblhoff park/Pelzgasse 1
A - 2500 Baden bei Wien

Please find a map of the Baden Rosarium & Doblhoff park below.