Opening of the gardens of Castle Quistini
On Sunday, September 6 to November opens the fall season of Castle Quistini where you can visit the beautiful botanical garden and admire the revival of more than 1,500 varieties of old roses, modern English.
In autumn come alive in Castle Quistini colors and smells of the old garden of our childhood, the gardens of roses will bloom well in fact, 18 varieties of aster (Settembrini).
In the magnificent lands of Franciacorta, in the nature of the grounds of this castle in 1500 we will walk among secret gardens, a maze of roses, fruit trees and ancient bioenergetic the famous garden.
Designed dall'ecodesigner Nieri Marco is one of the first garden made in Italy that allows you to enjoy the healing properties of selected plants and trees, even after several tens of meters from them, because they placed in specific positions and planted their own choices based on their ability to impact positively on the human body.
The garden of Castle bioenergetic Quistini therefore offers the pleasure of a relaxing break in a green, beautiful and harmonious, enriching it also has a beneficial and stimulating vital energy as it is made according to rules that enhance the natural bio-energy emissions of selected plants.
You can also visit some of the rooms and halls of the palace and the history of this magnificent area.
All these beautiful roses from the gardens are available for sale.
You can find a rich catalog of the collection of roses at this address: www.rosae.org
And 'possible to visit the Castle and its gardens all Sundays and holidays from 15.00 to 18.00 (check the website for any special openings).
Input with map of the gardens and rooms to visitors: € 8.00, free for children under 14 when accompanied by an adult, 6.00 € for groups larger than 10 people.
Castle Quistini is Rovato (Bs), Franciacorta, in Via Sopramura 3 / a.
For information or to keep you updated on events and events you can visit the website of the castle www.castelloquistini.com or call 320 8519177.
NEW '2009: In the gardens there are many sculptures in iron such as herons, prehistoric monsters, crickets, lobsters and many others, all made from recycled materials by Marco Mazza.
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