Carol Park, a true corner of nature in the heart of Bucharest, represents an ideal place for relaxation and learning about the history of the capital. The park is renowned not only for its natural beauty but also for its historical and cultural significance, being a symbolic place in the life of the city.

Carol Park was created between 1900 and 1906 for the National Jubilee Exhibition and is one of the oldest parks in Bucharest. It is located near a place with great historical significance, being a large park with shady paths, lakes, and fountains.

Attractions: the Heroes' Monument (former Mausoleum), a symbol of the park, the Roman Arenas - an open-air amphitheater where concerts and events are held, Lake Carol where boats can be rented, the gazebo and children's playground, wide alleys with diverse vegetation including secular trees, a rose garden and historical sculptures.

What will win you over: History and romance - The Roman Arenas and the historic gardens create a perfect space for lovers of art and history.

Size: Approximately 36 hectares  

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