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Jardin Japonais (Japanese Gardens)

Designed by architect Yasuo Beppu, the Japanese gardens opened in 1994

Location
Monaco
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Fulfilling Princess Grace of Monaco's desire to have a Japanese garden in Monaco, this spectacular space is enjoyed by thousands of people each year.

Today, visitors come to the garden to meditate in serene surroundings, which include a waterfall, Zen garden, pond and tea house.

A great escape from the busy roads and streets of Monaco, this is a beautiful park covering 7000 m2. A stylised copy of nature, it features a waterfall, small mountain, a beach and several ponds, all within a zen concept. All the wood for the tea house and covered terrace was assembled in Japan and then transported to Monaco, as well as the stone lanterns.

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  2. When to come
  3. How to get passes

Directions

Situated beside the Grimaldi Forum on the Avenue Princesse Grace.

When to come

The gardens open at 09:00 and remain open until 18:00 from November to March, and 19:00 from April to October.

How to get passes

Entrance to the garden is free.

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