Villa Rundle Garden is a garden located in the lower part of Republic Street, Victoria, Gozo, Malta. The garden was planted by, and named, after the British General Leslie Rundle around 1915, and has a variety of native and imported trees, such as Ficus nitida and Canary palms.
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Villa Rundle Gardens in Victoria, Gozo is a beautiful green space in Gozo's largest city. The gardens are re-planted to reflect the fauna of the season. During the holidays Villa Rundle is full of Santa and his helpers as well as skilled crafters and artists. In the spring, it is filled with all types of pollinating flowers attracting the Maltese Bees. Each planting follows the season. It is located just a two minute walk from the public bus station. Surrounded by kiosks, restaurants, open farmer's markets and shops, when in Victoria it is a respite from the busy city. Visit whilst on holiday for a...
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A soothing and relaxing park to have a walk in. It also has a little shopping mall close to it and a bus stop at one of the corners of the Gardens. So when going to the shopping mall and eventually leaving without knowing what time the bus comes around, only to find out you have to wait 20 more minutes or so, this is really the best way to spend your spare 20 minutes. Also makes up for a great photo op, although it seems Google won't let me find the pictures of this location in my gallery besides one extremely weird close...
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You can not believe that these gardens are compressed between 2 busy roads, once in the gardens, peace, and tranquillity take over, plenty of sitting areas an amphitheatre, water features some exotic plants and trees! For me, they are much nicer gardens than Barrakka gardens in Valletta, although the Barrakka gardens have better views. A lot of people grab a bite to eat from the many food outlets around Victoria and come and eat in these beautiful surroundings. Forgot to mention there on clean toilets within...
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