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On the rooftop behold a 300-meter landscape garden divided into zones including a 'pause area' for quiet contemplation.
Since behold means see, I would write: On the rooftop we can behold a 300-meter landscape garden divided into zones including a 'pause area' for quiet contemplation.
If the original sentence is not wrong, please tell me what is the subject and verb.
It is the imperative (command) form. In the imperative, the implied subject is “you.” It is simply instructing you to notice the garden.
It would have been better to add a comma after “rooftop,” but the sentence is grammatically correct.
