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    Dimitrie Brandza Botanical Garden

    The Dimitrie Brandza Botanical Garden is a special place that has been offering visitors a fascinating foray into the world of plants for more than 160 years. Founded in 1860 by Carol Davila and named in honor of the Romanian botanist Dimitrie Brandza, the Botanical Garden is home to over 10,000 species of plants from diverse geographical areas.

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    Bordei Park

    Surface: 3.3 ha
    Main attractions: bust of the poet Nichita Stănescu, Lake Floreasca, walking paths, children's playgrounds
    What will charm you: A perfect place for a quiet stroll, where the lake mirrors the beauty of nature and invites you to lose yourself in your thoughts.

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    Herăstrău Park

    Area: 187 ha
    Main attractions: boat and boat trips, Summer Theater, Village Museum, Village Museum, Japanese Garden, lakeside restaurants, Michael Jackson Alley, Isle of Roses, monuments including the statue of Charles de Gaulle and the Arc de Triomphe
    What it will charm you with: Every corner of this park evokes regal elegance. From the Japanese...

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    Gheorghe Petrașcu Park

    Size: Approximately 5 hectares.
    Attractions: Children's playgrounds and seating areas for adults, scenic walkways and diverse vegetation.
    What it will win you over with: Heaven of tranquility - A small but charming place, perfect for quiet walks and relaxation after a hectic day.

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    Tineretului Park

    Size: 80 ha (one of the largest parks)
    Attractions: the Youth Lake for water activities such as boating, children's play areas, wide walkways, jogging and cycling paths, the Children's Orléquin, an area dedicated exclusively to children's entertainment with rides, slides and other amusement park attractions, sports halls and fields including the M...

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    Politehnicii Park

    Size: approximately 7 hectares.
    Attractions: The park is mainly used by students and academics, offering wide walking paths and places to relax. The green space also includes a small lake, and rest areas are landscaped with benches and outdoor study areas. The park is also a great area for jogging and sports activities, with sports fields and fitn...

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    Sebastian Park

    Size: approximately 3 hectares.
    Attractions: The park has modern playgrounds for children, outdoor fitness machines and several sports fields for soccer and basketball. Walk alleys and shady seating areas are landscaped with benches, and the park also includes a small artesian fountain, making it an oasis of tranquility for Rahova area residents....

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    Eroii Revoluției Park

    Size: approximately 2 ha
    Attractions: monuments and statues dedicated to the heroes of the 1989 Revolution, relaxation areas and resting places for those passing through the area, as well as varied vegetation and walking areas.
    What will win you over: Memory of Freedom - This park pays homage to the heroes of the 1989 Revolution through impressive...

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    Lumea Copiilor Park (Children’s World Park)

    Size: Approximately 8 hectares.
    Attractions: playgrounds and themed areas for children, some inspired by fairy tales, sports and fitness attractions such as basketball courts and table tennis tables, picnic and barbecue areas ideal for families, walking paths which also include electric bikes and scooters for children.
    What it will wow you with: S...

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    Alexandru Ioan Cuza Park (IOR or Titan Park)

    Size: Approximately 85 hectares. IOR Park is one of the largest parks in Bucharest.
    Attractions: Lake Titan, divided into five islands connected by bridges, children's playgrounds, sports fields and running tracks, gazebos, bicycle paths, picnic areas and barbeque areas, Pensioners' Island and Dogs' Island, which are specially designed for relaxin...

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