The most beautiful street in Europe offers locals and tourists a fairytale show, especially in spring when nature comes back to life. The images are truly stunning and the colors of the trees take your breath away.
The most beautiful street in Europe is in Romania
The former Alee a Trandafirilor, currently the academician Alexandru Borza street, offers the people of Timisoara a fairytale show in the spring when it blooms and until it snows on the street with colorful petals. It is no longer a secret that Timișoara stands out for its incredible landscapes, truly exceptional natural attractions and an irresistible urban gem.
Recently, it was confirmed that the most beautiful street in Europe can be found in this fairytale destination: Alley of Roses in Timișoara.
Photo source: timisoarastiri.ro.
Rose Alley is torn from Heaven
This picturesque street, located in the heart of Timisoara, is a veritable work of floral art. With thousands of pink roses spreading their delicate petals, the street becomes a fairytale place, attracting the attention of locals and tourists alike. Especially during spring, when nature comes alive, the Alley of Roses shines in all its splendor.
The most beautiful street in Europe is in Romania. Photo source: Facebook.
But the beauty of Timisoara does not stop there. In addition to Rose Avenue, the city is also home to the Rose Park, another unmissable tourist destination. Located in the heart of the city, near the Metropolitan Orthodox Cathedral, this park delights visitors with more than 10,000 roses in various shades of pink, red, white, yellow and purple, carefully arranged according to varieties.
Also in Timisoara is the street with Japanese cherry trees (video).
Timisoara received its reputation as the “City of Flowers” 125 years ago
Timisoara received its reputation as the “City of Flowers” 125 years ago, when a grandiose exhibition was held here. It was then that the most beautiful park was created.
Towards the end of the 19th century, on the current location of the park, Wilhelm Mühle and Wenceslas Franz Niemitz, renowned landscape architects and growers of ornamental plants, laid the foundations of an extensive garden – the Royal Rose Garden of Timisoara. The roses of Timisoara were exported all over Europe, often to destinations such as Vienna or Budapest.
During the First World War, the park was completely destroyed, becoming only a place where cavalry horses grazed. In the Second World War the park is destroyed again. After the war, the rosary was rehabilitated, the missing varieties being replaced by specimens from own production or imported specimens. You can read the fascinating story on the banutulazi.ro website.
