Rose Romance at Flower Dome Gardens by the Bay 浪漫玫瑰新加坡滨海湾花园

Like the Lilytopia, I visited the Rose Romance theme on the first day of display in the morning. Rose Romance is available from 27 June 2025 till 20 July 2025. About 15000 roses of 65 varieties are on display at Flower Dome, Singapore Gardens by the Bay. The roses are really gorgeous. 

There are many different rose varieties set in a recreation of Caernarfon Castle of Wales. You can find more than 15,000 beautiful roses of different colours be it pink, red, yellow, orange and purple of 65 varieties.

For Lilytopia this year, only a small section in the central flower dome was closed and most of the display opened to the public before the official launch. Yesterday, the central of flower dome rose display was closed to the public from about 10 am till 11am. If the central flower dome rose display is closed due to private event, there should be announcement made in the official website as visitors can plan the visit to flower dome accordingly. 

就像白合花展一样，我在展览的第一天早上参观了《玫瑰浪漫》主题。《玫瑰浪漫》为2025年6月27日至2025年7月20日。新加坡滨海花园花穹展出了约15000朵65个品种的玫瑰。这些玫瑰真是美极了。 

威尔士卡那封城堡有许多不同的玫瑰品种。你可以看到超过15000朵不同颜色的美丽玫瑰，包括65个品种的粉红色、红色、黄色、橙色和紫色。

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I like these bright orange yellow roses.

The following is from Gardens by the Bay website. 

https://www.gardensbythebay.com.sg/en/things-to-do/calendar-of-events/rose-2025.html

In Rose Romance, the rose, as synonymous with the English as it is with romance, surrounds a breathtaking landscape that breathes new life into the legend of King Arthur. The classic medieval story of love and honour, courage and chivalry, unfolds across scenes with more than 15,000 roses of 65 varieties. In a quaint castle-village setting, see the stone from which a young Arthur drew out a sword no one else could, and was named the one true king. In a recreation of Caernarfon Castle of Wales, said to be the real-life location of the kingdom of Camelot, summon your knightly virtue and take a seat at the Round Table within to be part of King Arthur’s fellowship of knights. Beyond Arthurian myths, the rose was a symbol of many things in English history, and the Tudor-style house is a nod to the War of the Roses, in which a civil war ended when two rival families whose symbols were the white rose and the red rose united in marriage, thus birthing the glorious Tudor era.