The construction of Nicolae Romanescu Park in Craiova ( Dolj District ) was planned and started in 1898, after Nicolae Romanescu was elected mayor.

The French architect responsible for this project was Édouard Redont, which designed the park, which was built between 1898 and 1903.

The park is considered the largest natural park in Eastern Europe and was created in a romantic style, a synthesis of landscape architecture and painting.

The city of Craiova ( also Krajowa ) is the largest city in the historical region of Little Romanian Country and the capital of Dolj County.

It is located approximately 220 kilometers west of Bucharest, in the Plain of Wallachia, on the left bank of the Jiu River ( Schil ). In the area of today's city, there was a Dacian settlement called Pelendava from about 400-350 BC. At the beginning of the second century AD, the Romans built a camp here. Remains of this Roman fort were dug in the city of Craiova.

Designed by French architect Eduard Redont, the suspension bridge is a real jewel of Nicolae Romanescu Park in Craiova ( the third largest natural park in Europe ).

The bridge connects two of the hills in the park and crosses the lake in the park, the view it has to offer is unique!

The city of Craiova ( also Krajowa ) is the largest city in the historical region of Little Romanian Country and the capital of Dolj County.

It is located approximately 220 kilometers west of Bucharest, in the Plain of Wallachia, on the left bank of the Jiu River ( Schil ). In the area of today's city, there was a Dacian settlement called Pelendava from about 400-350 BC. At the beginning of the second century AD, the Romans built a camp here. Remains of this Roman fort were dug in the city of Craiova.

Pictures of the Christmas market in the city of Craiova, Dolj county... very BEAUTIFUL

Thank you Târgul de Crăciun Craiova for permission to use these images.

The city of Craiova (also Krajowa) is the largest city in the historical region of Wallachia and the seat of Dolj County.

It lies about 220 kilometers west of Bucharest, in the low plains of the Romanian Lands, on the left bank of the river Jiu (Schil). The area of ​​the city today existed from about 400-350 BC a settlement in Dakish called Pelendava. At the beginning of the 2nd century, they set up camp here in BC. The remains of this Roman castle were excavated in the area of ​​Craiova.

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Simultaneously with the opening of the Christmas fair last week, the Artist Award was also held in Craiova (Dolj county).

Thank you Târgul de Crăciun Craiova for permission to use these images.

A first picture of the town hall and the Christmas market in the city of Craiova (in German Krajowa) which has already opened.

Craiova is the largest city in the historical region of Wallachia, the seat of Dolj county and is located approx. 220 kilometers west of Bucharest, on the left bank of the river Jiu (Barrel).

Thanks to Craiova Christmas Fair for permission to use this image.

The construction of the Nicolae Romanescu Park in Craiova (Dolj county) was planned and started in 1898, after Nicolae Romanescu was elected mayor.

The French architect responsible for this project was Édouard Redont, who designed the park, which was built between 1898 and 1903.

The park is the largest natural park in Eastern Europe. It was arranged in a romantic style, a synthesis of landscape architecture and painting.

Thanks to the photographer Corina E. Mateescu for permission to use these pictures.

The famous suspension bridge in Romanescu Park (in the city of Craiova) was restored after two years of work.

Romanescu Park was opened in 1903 after 1900 Nicolae Romanescu, the mayor at that time, commissioned a French landscape architect to design the park.