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King Mihai I Park
Park4.6 · 65 7604.5 · 3 448≈ 1 h 30 minFree entry
The largest and most scenic public park in Bucharest, covering 187 hectares around Lake Herăstrău in the northern part of the city. Opened in 1936 and named in honor of Romania last monarch, King Michael I, it features leafy promenades, a tranquil Japanese Garden, and boat rentals on the lake. The park also borders the renowned open-air National Village Museum Dimitrie Gusti.
Highlights
- Bucharest premier green refuge surrounding Lake Herăstrău
- Lake ferry cruises, rowboat rentals, and cycling trails
- Tranquil Japanese Garden and proximity to the open-air Village Museum
Opening hours
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