Conservatoire et Jardin botaniques de la Ville de Genève
The Garden Collections
The Rockeries
The Animal Park
The Arboretum
The Garden of the Herbaria
The Garden of smell and touch
The Greenhouses
The Historic Rose Garden
The Path of Evolution
The Perennial Collection
The Ethnobotanical Gardens
The Seasonal Flower Beds
The Shrub Collection in Pots
Created in 1992, this Rose Garden was put in place with the objective of re-tracing the main lines of the evolution of cultivated roses, from ancient times until 1867. This date is considered by specialists as the date of the creation of what are termed modern roses, such as the ornamental hybrids and the polyantha and floribunda roses.
The briars from which the first cultivated roses were derived are found in the upper part of the garden, around the Pergola. The collections stretch down towards the lake, around a grass pathway, oriented towards Mont Blanc
The most favourable time to visit this collection is around mid-June.