Rose Romance

In Rose Romance, the rose, as synonymous with the English as it is with romance, surrounds a breathtaking landscape that breathes new life into the legend of King Arthur. The classic medieval story of love and honour, courage and chivalry, unfolds across scenes with more than 15,000 roses of 65 varieties. In a quaint castle-village setting, see the stone from which a young Arthur drew out a sword no one else could, and was named the one true king. In a recreation of Caernarfon Castle of Wales, said to be the real-life location of the kingdom of Camelot, summon your knightly virtue and take a seat at the Round Table within to be part of King Arthur’s fellowship of knights. Beyond Arthurian myths, the rose was a symbol of many things in English history, and the Tudor-style house is a nod to the War of the Roses, in which a civil war ended when two rival families whose symbols were the white rose and the red rose united in marriage, thus birthing the glorious Tudor era.

Rose Romance marks 60 years of diplomatic ties between Singapore and the United Kingdom, and is a collaboration with the British High Commission Singapore.

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