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 Cismigiu Gardens, Bucharest by AndrafLeave a Comment Address: Bdul Regina Elisabeta
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It is also known as the Lovers' park. In summer you can hire rowing boats. Its beauty attracts all ages. Leave a Comment
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Parcul Cismigiu (Cismigiu Park) is a pleasant little park in Bucharest city centre. It is located just north of Bulevardul Regina Elisabeta, and is just a short walk from the People’s Palace and Piata Universitatii (University Square).
My friend and I visited Cismigiu Park one sunny spring afternoon during our visit to Bucharest in March 2008. The sun was shining, the trees were beginning to blossom and the park was a popular place to be that day for people of all ages.
You can follow the paths through the park, and you will see children rollerblading, couples strolling hand in hand, people walking their dogs, groups of friends chatting, joggers, candy floss and novelty balloon sellers and children playing ball games. There are plenty of benches along the way for those wanting a rest.
There is an artificial lake at the centre of the park, but at the time of our visit it was empty. I believe that you can hire out small boats in the summer months, but in March the local children were taking advantage of the lack of water and playing football on the dry surface.
There is a large children’s play area with swings and slides and such, and there are a handful of outdoor cafes and restaurants. After walking through the park for some time, it was at one of these cafes that we decided to relax for a while. We found an empty table at one of the bustling cafes, seated ourselves beneath a parasol and whiled away an afternoon drinking Romanian “Ciuc” beer. It was a great place to be on a balmy spring day!
A pleasant park with a handful of outdoor cafes, attractions for the children and a boating lake. Leave a Comment Address: Bulevardul Regina ElisabetaDirections: Located just north of Bulevardul Regina Elisabeta, a short walk from the People's Palace and Piata Universitatii.
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Our hotel was very close to Cismigiu park, so we walked a bit through it and relaxed on the benches. There are several ponds. I saw a snack bar and a restaurant. It’s a very pleasant park to hang out. Leave a Comment
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Cismigiu is the first public garden to be laid out in Bucharest (1845 - 1860), covering 17 hectares in the city centre.
In addition to the many speecies of tress and plants brought, Interest points include the Roman Garden, laid in the style of ancient Rome, and including busts of Romania's most famous writers, the lake, which can be explored by rowing boat (or skated upon during the winter), and Ion Jalea's French Memorial in Carrara marble, which commemorates those French troops killed on Romanian territory during the Great War. Leave a Comment
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Romainians by supune
This is the best place in the city to people watch. It was nice to see such a shady and comfortable place where people just hang out. Lovers, families, older people, street venders, friends hanging out, etc. I really wish there were places like this in America (besides the artificial mall experience). I guess that's what European charm is all about.
There is a man made lake where you can rent a boat for 1.50 Euros/hour.
Cismgui was built when Bucharest was in a golden age and called the "Little Paris".
I loved the relaxed atmosphere and wished I could spend more time with the girl I was developing a crush on :). Leave a Comment
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 Boat in Cismigiu Garden by codrutz
In winter, the lake becomes a natural ice skating ring. Leave a Comment
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Cismigiu Park is the oldest public garden of Bucharest and it was built as a public garden in the center of Bucharest in 1847 after the plans of the German architect Carl F.W. Meyer.
This park is one of the two biggest parks in Bucharest, it is very big and green, and inside you can see lots of statues and gardens with flowers compositions, trees and bushes taken from the outskirts of the city and decorative plants brought from Brasov and Vienna.
Cismigiu is a haven of lawns, trees, flowers and lakes; you can also see busts of Romania's most famous writers, the lake, which can be explored by rowing boat (or skated upon during the winter), and Ion Jalea's French Memorial in Carrara marble, which commemorates those French troops killed on Romanian territory during the Great War.
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The Ramada hotel is very close to Cismigiu park, so we went for a walk and also discovered the Irish Bar Raymond's close by. There are several ponds and a fountain. I saw a snack bar and a restaurant. It’s a very nice place and older people were just sitting talking, Kids were playing it was a very nice relaxing atmosphere walking around. Leave a Comment
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