carol park (liberty park)

Carol Park is well known for its mausoleuma and for the Unknown Soldier's Monument. The park have a lot of things to relax everybody, including a lake, where you can rent a boat, some beautiful statues, very beautiful alleys with many trees and some childrens' playgrounds. From the top of the hill you can have a wonderful view towards the Palace of Parliament.

I've lived many years close to this park and I always found it to be relaxing, clean an safe. It has its share of historical monuments, including the Heroes' Mausoleum which offers a great view over the Palace of the Parliament, a lake and plenty walking routes.

Nice, neat place to take a relaxed walk. A lot of youngsters, but still quiet enough and away from city crowds.

If you like the well decorated, symmetrically aligned alleys, the minutia planted and trimmed bushes, flowers, exotic, colour coordinated, statuary and all one finds in a traditional British park, this is exactly the opposite. Yet, it is vast, far from the hustle of the city, green to a fault, clean, proof that it's taken care of and that visitors respect its grounds. More of a new wave of leaving nature to work by itself, overgrown, generous, inviting to rest and contemplation. Some fountains are small but well placed. There is nothing commercoal, in the image and in the reality, not a kiosk to buy a snack, but it's supposedly intentional. If you come back, you'll bring something to munch or sip. Great place to read, plan your day, jog, simply think.

The park is good for a walk with skates or without. it is full of young people. There is a center monument, the main attraction of the park.

the center piece of this park is the mausoleum which is similar whit Lenin's from Moscow . the view is spectacular , there are canons in front . the alleys are large and well groomed .

Carol Park it's a beautiful park full of green and full of water. You can take a boat or simply admire the fields of roses. The image and the smell of the roses creates a bohemian atmosphere that is completely ruined at night when bad boys from the neighborhood gather . Stay away from it at night!

I come here with my kid, not very big park, but not small also. has some children play grounds, also interesting to see the mausoleum and take photos.

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The colours of the trees are beginning to change and chestnuts carpet the floor. This park has a long thin shape, its possible to walk around it in less than an hour. There is a pleasant looking lake, and what my map called a "Roman Arena" , but I'm not sure exactly what that was. You can walk to the park in about 20 minutes from Plata Unirii.

i think its the quietest park in Bucharest, clean, playgrounds for kids to play, bikes to rent, the mausoleum is like the diva of this park, standing up there like on a stage. if you want to get to it you have to make some effort, climbing all those stairs. Lots of people come to jog here

Designed at the beginning of the 20 th centry by the swiss-french landscape designer Eduard Redont, it has a surface of 41 ha and 2 ha of water. It had a lot of specific buildings which were removed during the comunist regime. At this point the Mausoleum was built, in the honour of the soldiers which died for the country.It a really nice place where you can go jogging, biking or just relax in the middle of Bucharests 4th sector.

It"s one of the Historical places in town due the fact that is one of the oldest and also by his meaning.Between the world war I and the second War there was the restaurants where the famous singer of the time Maria Tanase was performing authentic roumanian music shows.And the place was the name "Leul si Carnatul". Also there is the Tomb of the unknown soldier , The monument of the heroes build by the communist regime the Vlad Tepes Castle, and The Museum of Technical history. But what we like every time we go there are the playgrounds full of fun.

This park has a lot to offer in each season. In spring it is green, full of flowers, chirping birds and people and children playing or running. In the summer you can come here to relax, read a book at the shadow of a huge tree, hire a boat or go to a concert at the Roman Arenas. There are three restaurants and some small shops that sell ice cream, lemonade, chips and other snacks. In the autumn the leaves offer a great show and the park gets a little more quiet, perfect for young or old lovers. In the winter you can always make a snowman and admire the frozen lake. There is a museum in the park, recommended for people interested in technology. This park was created to make you feel relaxed and it is a great place to go to after a hard day at work.

You can sit under the shade of the trees, bask in the sun on the bridge or near the Mausoleum, go for a boat ride on the lake, or go for a run around the park. It's just a pleasant atmosphere. Not too large, so you can walk around and see the whole thing with having to do a marathon.