Its endless areas of green are accompanied by breathtaking seasonal blooms, such as the now famous Tulipanomania Festival in March and April, when over a million bulbs blossom into spectacular colours. Then there is the Avenue of thousands roses, which covers more than a kilometre of promenade in May, below the imposing backdrop of the Castello Scaligero (which rises outside the Park but seems to be inside it thanks to a special optical effect.) In the summer, hundreds of water lilies and lotus flowers, water hibiscus and papyrus all flourish in the eighteen ponds, painted with knowledge and skill. Panoramic promenades, lawns and stunning views all distinguish this nature park, named in 2013 as the Parco Più Bello d’Italia (Italy’s Most Beautiful Park) and in 2015 as the Second Most Beautiful Park in Europe. In 2019, the Park was awarded the World Tulip Award, conferred by the World Tulip Society, a worldwide recognition of the most beautiful tulip blossoms. The Park received in 2023 the Garden Tourism Award by the Garden Tourism Network as one of the most deserving gardens to visit in the world. The last prize awarded by the Park is the World Tulip Innovation Award 2024, given to Giuseppe Sigurtà during a world summit in Holland for the Tulipanomania, the most important tulip bloom in Italy, which takes place at the park every spring.

Il Polirinto (The Maze), which first opened in the summer of 2011 after six years of hard work, is now one of the most popular attractions for both young and old. Originally a project by Count Giuseppe Inga Sigurtà in collaboration with Adrian Fisher, one of the most famous international maze designers, this "green" creation houses 1500 yew plants, which form a path in an area of 2500 square metres. At the centre stands a tower inspired by the one in the Bois de Boulogne parks in Paris: from here you can admire its pattern and enjoy a fantastic view of the Giardini Acquatici (Water Gardens) and the Grande Quercia (Great Oak) which, at 400 years old, is one of the oldest trees in the Park. Other features are: the Castelletto, the Meridiana Orizzontale (sundial), the Pietra della Giovinezza (Stone of Eternal Youth) and the Eremo.

The Garden can be explored on foot, in electric golf-carts, sight-seeing trains or by bicycle.

OPENING 2026

Saturday, March 7: official opening of the 2026 season with free guided tours https://www.sigurta.it/news/parco/visite-guidate-gratuite-per-il-7-marzo

Sunday, March 8, on the occasion of Women's Day, tickets for all visitors for 5.00 euros can only be purchased online while selling out https://ticket.sigurta.it/ticket-promo/08-03-2026

Sigurtà Garden Park is open daily from March 7 to November 15, 2026, with continuous hours from 9:00 am to 7:00 pm (last admission at 6:00 pm). In March, October and November the time is from 9.00 to 18.00 (last entry at 17.00). With the entry into force of standard time, the Park closes at 4:30 pm.

Please note that on the Special Dates (March 8, April 6, 24, 25 and 26, May 1, 2 and 3, 2026), access to the Park will be limited and it will only be possible to access with online tickets purchased for those specific dates on the website www.sigurta.it, subject to availability.