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Quick overview

  • Ways to explore: All tickets include entry to Parco Giardino Sigurtà with options for golf cart upgrades or Verona combos.
  • What you’ll see: Explore 60 hectares of gardens with highlights like the Maze, Votive Grotto, Castelletto, and the Avenue of Thirty Thousand Roses.
  • Best upgrade: The 1-hour golf cart rental helps you cover more ground with fewer long walks and includes space for up to 4 guests.
  • Combo options: Pair the gardens with Gardaland Park, Verona hop-on hop-off buses, or a Verona city pass.
  • Visit style: This is a relaxed, self-guided outdoor experience. Most visits last around 2–4 hours.
  • When to book: Spring bloom season and weekends are the busiest, with golf cart options often selling out first.
  • Good to know: Open-date entry gives you flexibility to visit anytime during operating hours on your selected date.

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Which Parco Giardino Sigurtà ticket is best for you?

Ticket typeAccess levelAdd-onsWhy pick thisCancellation policyPrice from

Standard Park Entry Ticket

Full park access

Optional golf cart upgrade

• Flexible self-paced garden visit

• No refunds or rescheduling • Valid until 15 Nov, 2026

€16

Tickets for 2 with 1h Golf Cart

Full park access for 2

1-hour golf cart rental

• Save multiple booking hassle in one go • Cover more of the 60-hectare park comfortably

• No refunds or rescheduling • Valid until 15 Nov, 2026

€49

Combo: Gardaland + Sigurtà

Access to both attractions

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• A diversified outdoor experience in a cost-effective combo

• No refunds or rescheduling

€59.85

Combo: Sigurtà + Verona HOHO

Park entry + Verona sightseeing

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• Stress-free and self-paced exploration of landmarks and gardens

• No refunds or rescheduling

€36.90

Combo: Sigurtà + Verona Card

Park entry + Verona attractions

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• All-in-one pass to 15 Verona landmarks with flexible transport & garden access

• No refunds or rescheduling • Valid until 15 Nov, 2026

€41.71

What to expect at Sigurta Park

Couple walking along a flower-lined path in Parco Giardino Sigurtà, Italy.
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Enter the rose avenue

Step into a fragrant boulevard: Begin your journey along the 1 km Viale delle Rose, where thousands of spring blooms guide you into a world of vibrant color and subtle perfume.

Navigate the green labyrinth

Wander nature’s puzzle: Challenge yourself in a boxwood maze crafted from 1,500 yew shrubs. Find your way to the central tower for panoramic garden views.

Unwind on lush lawns

Relax on open green fields: Stroll through the Great Lawn encircled by shallow lakes and seasonal floating gardens, perfect for a quiet picnic under soft skies.

Discover historic corners

Step through time and tales: Explore the neo-Gothic hermitage and a serene dog cemetery, where rustic charm and poignant history add depth to your visit.

Savor panoramic vistas

Bask in sweeping valley views: End your day at the hilltop Panoramica viewpoint overlooking the Mincio Valley. Most visits last around 3–4 hours, leaving you refreshed by nature’s artistry.

Things to know before booking your Parco Giardino Sigurtà tickets

Booking window

  • Peak dates—especially during Easter, Tulipanomania (spring) and autumn events—may require pre-booked, timed entry.
  • Walk-in entry may be possible on off-peak days, but advance booking is recommended for weekends and holidays.
  • Booking in advance helps secure your preferred visit day and any add-on rentals.

Entry & access

  • Standard tickets offer open-date entry from March to November and allow self-guided exploration of the entire park.

What’s included

  • A standard ticket grants access to all key park areas—Viale delle Rose, the boxwood maze (Polirinto), Great Lawn & Lakes, and water gardens.
  • Your ticket covers entry to both formal garden spaces and historical attractions like the neo-Gothic hermitage.

Ways to experience

  • Standard entry tickets are best for visitors who want a relaxed walking experience through the gardens.
  • A golf cart reduces long walks and help you comfortably cover larger sections of the park in less time.

Add-on experiences

  • The 1-hour golf cart rental accommodates up to 4 guests, including children, and follows designated driving circuits inside the park.
  • City Sightseeing Verona Hop-On Hop-Off combo tickets include Red and Blue route access with multilingual audio commentary.
  • Verona Card combos include priority Arena access, free ATV bus travel, and entry to multiple Verona attractions.

Policies and constraints

  • The park is open only from March to November; it is closed during the winter months (December–February).
  • Golf cart drivers must carry a valid driving licence to operate the vehicle inside the park.
  • The park’s large outdoor layout involves extended walking unless you select a mobility-friendly upgrade like the golf cart option.
  • Seasonal blooms and floral displays vary throughout the year depending on weather and flowering cycles.

Top areas to explore at Sigurta Park

Pink and yellow roses blooming in a lush garden.
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Rose Avenue

Walk the 1‑km long Viale delle Roses, where thousands of blooming roses line the path. The fragrant air and gentle pastel hues create a calming promenade, leading your senses toward historic architecture.

Green Labyrinth

Venture into a boxwood maze spread over 2,500 m², with winding corridors and a central tower offering panoramic views. Enjoy sunlit foliage and cool shade.

Great Lawn & Lakes

Relax on a vast lawn surrounding shallow lakes. Seasonal blooms and gentle breezes create a perfect setting for picnics and peaceful strolls.

Panoramic Water Gardens

Explore ornamental ponds with water lilies and rotating tulip flower wheels. A wooden footbridge offers close-up views of the serene water features.

Hermitage Chapel

Discover the neo-Gothic hermitage nestled among woodland gardens with stained glass and historic stone, creating a serene atmosphere.

Seasonal blooms at Sigurta Park

Tulipanomania

Step into one of Europe’s largest tulip displays as vibrant flowerbeds spread across the park’s sweeping lawns and winding garden paths. This seasonal bloom transforms the landscape with layered colors, floral patterns, and panoramic spring scenery best explored on foot or by golf cart.

Quick facts: Typically blooms from March to April | Open during park operating hours | Best explored in 2–4 hours

Rose Avenue in bloom

Wander beneath the Avenue of Thirty Thousand Roses, where thousands of roses frame long pathways with seasonal fragrance and color. Spring and early summer bring some of the park’s most photogenic views, especially around the landscaped viewpoints and shaded walking routes.

Quick facts: Peak bloom usually from May to June | Open during park operating hours | Best explored in 1–2 hours alongside the wider park

Summer gardens & water lilies

During summer, the park’s ponds, shaded corners, and green expanses create a slower-paced outdoor escape filled with water lilies, flowering plants, and scenic rest spots. The experience feels more relaxed and spacious, especially during morning visits.

Quick facts: Best viewed from June to August | Open during park operating hours | Most visitors spend 2–4 hours in the park

Autumn colors & panoramic walks

As the seasons shift, the gardens take on warmer tones with changing foliage, quieter pathways, and softer landscapes across the park’s open lawns and tree-lined routes. This period is ideal for leisurely walks and uncrowded exploration.

Quick facts: Seasonal foliage typically peaks from late September to October | Open during park operating hours | Average visit duration is 2–3 hours

Plan your visit to Parco Giardino Sigurtà tickets

Lily pond with castle view at Parco Giardino Sigurtà, Italy.
  • Season: The park usually opens from late March until early November each year.
  • Winter closure: Typically closed in January, February, and December.
  • Daily hours: 9am to 7pm
  • Visit duration: Most visitors spend about 3–4 hours.
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parco sigurta Location

Address: Via Cavour, 1, 37067 Valeggio sul Mincio VR, Italy

​Find on Maps

Parking: There are four free car parks for its visitors, as well as a point for recharging electric cars.

Getting there:

  • By car: From the Autostrada A4 and A22 motorways, or the SS450, take the take Peschiera del Garda exit and follow the signs for Valeggio sul Mincio.  
  • By train: The closest stations are Verona Porta Nuova and Peschiera del Garda. From here you can take an ATV bus to Valeggio sul Mincio.
  • By plane: The is just 13 km away from Verona Airport, From here you can drive towards Valeggio sul Mincio.
  • By bus: From Verona, you can take ATV bus 160, and from Peschiera del Garda ATV line 482 to Valeggio sul Mincio.
  • By bicycle: Sigurta Park is just 2 kilometers from the cycle path running from Mantua to Peschiera del Garda.
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Restroom sign outdoors with male and female symbols.

Lockers: Small bags and items can be stored near the main entrance.

Restrooms: There are a number of public restrooms throughout the gardens.

Pets: While pets are not allowed inside the park, there is a special arrangement with two nearby kennels

Parking: There are four free car parks located just outside the Gardens, as well as a point for recharging electric cars.

Man pushing woman in wheelchair along Jardin Secret path.
  • Sigurtà Garden Park is accessible to guests with disabilities.
  • Certain disabled individuals are entitled to free entry and free parking inside, while carers get discounted tickets at €11.50. 
  • Guests with reduced mobility have special reserved wheelchair areas on the panoramic park trains. 
  • Three of the restrooms in the park (along the main routes) are equipped for disabled users. 
  • Guide dogs for the visually impaired are allowed in the park.
Man with guide dog sitting on a park bench, smiling and holding a cane.
  • Guests are not allowed to set up tables, chairs, barbecues, light fires, etc. inside the park.
  • It is forbidden to play ball games inside the park to better protect the environment.
  • You cannot sunbathe in swimming costumes or walk around bare-chested.
  • Pets are not allowed in with the exception of guide dogs.
  • It is not permitted to feel the animals in the park. 
  • The use of drones must be pre-approved with written authorization from the management. 
  • If you want to leave the park momentarily and return later in the day, you can request a pass stamp on your hand at the entrance/exit.
parco sigurta food

There are many eating options in the park where you can have a snack or a hot meal at any time of the day. While there are 5 eateries, availability may vary by time of year.

  • Ristorante Sigurtà: a restaurant that serves traditional Italian food; their set menus feature local specialties (currently not open).
  • Bar Bosso: a pizza poin that serves pizza by the slice, with various vegetarian options.
  • Kiosks: There are a variety of stalls that serve coffee, focaccia, pizzas, sandwiches, ice cream, and other snacks. 
  • Picnics: You are also allowed to bring a packed lunch or snacks and eat it either in the dining areas or on the lawn.

Tips & guidelines

  • Walk Viale delle Rose to its far end before shooting; looking back compresses roses and distant Scaliger Castle.
  • Picnic toward the lakeside edge of Grande Tappeto Erboso; fewer people cross there and views stay unobstructed.
  • Attempt Il Polirinto around midday if photos matter; overhead light sharpens views from the central tower.
  • Before entering Il Polirinto, agree to regroup by the tower doorway; tall yew walls can momentarily disorient younger visitors.
  • At I Giardini Acquatici Panoramici, stop in the bridge’s middle; that angle hides shorelines and maximizes mirror-like reflections.
  • Keep children close on paths edging I Giardini Acquatici Panoramici; wet grass beside the ponds can be unexpectedly slippery.
  • Inside the panoramic park train, note where Viale delle Rose and Grande Tappeto Erboso lie; you’ll plan walking loops smarter.
  • Treat the clearing around Eremo di Laura as a chapel space; lower voices and silence phone notifications before entering.
  • At Il Cimitero dei Cani, follow the short loop quietly and avoid photos of inscriptions; it’s maintained as a family memorial.
  • When photographing La Grande Quercia, step back beyond its drip line; that distance finally fits the 40m canopy span.
  • Time the Panoramica terrace viewpoint for late afternoon; low sun over the Mincio Valley softens contrasts and deepens foliage colors.

Frequently asked questions about Sigurta Park tickets

During peak seasons and special events, timed tickets are recommended. Pre-booking online secures your preferred entry slot and minimizes waiting time.