Bazilescu Park, Public park in Bucurestii Noi district, Bucharest, Romania
Bazilescu Park is a green space spanning roughly 14 hectares with mature trees and multiple walking paths across Bucurestii Noi. The grounds feature various areas for strolling and relaxation, including an outdoor theater venue.
The park opened to the public in 1954 after a university law professor donated the land to the Romanian state. This gift enabled the creation of a public recreational space for the growing city.
The Summer Theater hosts performances and cultural events throughout the year, reflecting the neighborhood's connection to the arts. Visitors often gather here during warm months to enjoy outdoor entertainment.
The park connects directly to Bazilescu metro station on line M4, making it easy to reach by public transit. Several bus routes also serve the area for convenient access from different neighborhoods.
Some trees in the park come from the original Vlasiei Forest that once covered the region. These century-old specimens connect modern Bucharest to its natural past.
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