Cișmigiu Gardens Review

The Cismigiu garden is really lovely. The garden is large, with many different passageways, lots of benches, very clean. There is a lake/pond running through it and needs more attention. There is a lot of potential in this garden. Of course, it is a nice cool green park in the city.

I love it and i always go back there with pleasure 🤟

Sismigiu means "fountain". Although the Cismigiu garden is said to be one of the most beautiful gardens in Bucharest, it was designed by German garden designer Carl Meyer in the 19th century. But I think it is a bit exaggerated. Located in the city center, the old town is about ten minutes walk. Personally feel that the garden is relatively dilapidated and feels that it has not been well maintained. There is a large artificial lake, but a fountain on the lake is very small, a small rockery, some pigeons. If it is a resident who rests here, rests, breathes fresh air, and stays away from the hustle and bustle, it is still a good choice. If you are in a hurry to the attractions, I personally feel that there is no need to go there once.

Sismigiu Garden is the oldest park in Bucharest, founded in 1847. Cismigiu, meaning "public fountain". The park has an artificial lake in the center. The park has leisure and entertainment facilities such as rowing, beer, chess, children's playground. Smaller than Haitang Park, but also very good.

A quiet street park in this garden city has a very warm feeling. Many cities in Eastern Europe have not had much of a decorated edge, and a small church is a very ordinary picture. Walking out of the hotel, sitting in a chair and watching trees blocking the bridge, ordinary life is sometimes like this