# Nicolae Titulescu Park

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> Brașov's Central Park, ~600 m from Piața Sfatului: avenues between trees, clipped hedges, flower beds, an artesian fountain from around 1900 and a playground rebuilt in 2025. Guidebooks also call it Rudolf Park.

**At a glance:** Parks and gardens in Brașov, Brașov County. Ticket: Free. The visit takes ½ – 1 hours. Information verified on 7 November 2026.

## Key facts

- **Opening hours:** Public park, free access.
- **Ticket:** Free — public park, no ticket
- **Visit duration:** ½ – 1 hours — a stroll along the avenues
- **With kids:** Yes — playground rebuilt in 2025
- **Parking:** Yes, paid — on the surrounding streets
- **Best season:** April – October — tulips in April–May
- **Address:** Eroilor Boulevard, Brașov, Brașov County
- **Coordinates:** 45.6461, 25.592
- **Categories:** [Parks and gardens](https://peplaiuri.ro/en/parks-and-gardens)

## About Nicolae Titulescu Park

Nicolae Titulescu Park, also called the Central Park (Parcul Central), is the best-known green space in the centre of Brașov, a long strip of avenues and parterres on Eroilor Boulevard, ~600 m from Piața Sfatului. Its beginnings go back to around 1885, when the site was open ground on both sides of the Customs Gate, where the villagers' carts stopped on their way to the market; in the early 20th century the city's head gardener, Carol Hermann, gave it its modern layout. Over time it has carried several names: Carol II (from 1932), Cuteanu, after a mayor, the Friendship Park (from 1948, for 14 years) and, today, Nicolae Titulescu, after the diplomat buried in the yard of St Nicholas Church.

Some guidebooks also call it Rudolf Park. The name comes from Aleea Rudolf, the late-19th-century promenade in the area of today's Military Club, named after the Austro-Hungarian crown prince, who died in 1889; after 1918 the avenue became Ferdinand Boulevard.

### What you can see

The central avenue runs between trees of rare species and parterres of clipped hedges, with beds of tulips and roses. Near the Army House stands an artesian fountain from around 1900, the oldest of its kind in Brașov: after 1989 its bronze parts were stolen, and in 2007 it was rebuilt from photographs taken in 1903 (2.5 m high). On one of the avenues stands the bronze statue of Nicolae Titulescu. The playground was redeveloped in 2025, with two wooden castles (one with a 6.5 m tower), slides, a trampoline, swings and a sandpit, plus equipment for children with disabilities.

### Good to know

In August 2026 the city hall launched the procedure for an underground car park of ~440 spaces in the area of the park; once it is built, the park is to be extended and the car parks along Eroilor Boulevard are to disappear. No timetable for the works has been set.

## Don't miss

- The central avenue, between old trees and parterres of clipped hedges.
- The artesian fountain near the Army House, from around 1900, rebuilt in 2007 from photographs taken in 1903.
- The bronze statue of Nicolae Titulescu on one of the avenues.
- The beds of tulips and roses.
- The playground redeveloped in 2025, with two wooden castles and a sandpit.

## Good to know before you go

### Getting there

**By car:** the park is in the centre of Brașov, on Eroilor Boulevard, ~600 m from Piața Sfatului and ~2.8 km from Brașov railway station (~5 min by car). The centre is congested, so the easiest way is to leave the car in a nearby public car park and walk.

**On foot:** it is ~600 m (~8 min) from Piața Sfatului and ~2.9 km (~40 min) from Brașov railway station.

### Where to park

The park has no car park of its own. In the area you park on Eroilor Boulevard and the surrounding streets, usually paid in the city centre; spaces fill up quickly at weekends and in good weather.

### Fees & discounts

Entry to the park is free.

### Rules

Follow the signs in the park: dogs on a lead only, do not walk on the flower beds, litter in the bins. On the playground, children play together with their parents or grandparents.

### Facilities

paths · benches · playground with a drinking fountain for children · artesian fountain · statue of Nicolae Titulescu

## Details

- **Year established:** c. 1885
- **Type of park:** central park
- **Playground:** Yes

## Frequently asked questions about Nicolae Titulescu Park

**How much is a ticket to Nicolae Titulescu Park?**

Admission to Nicolae Titulescu Park is free (public park, no ticket). More under “Fees & discounts”.

**How long does a visit to Nicolae Titulescu Park take?**

A visit to Nicolae Titulescu Park takes about ½ – 1 hours (a stroll along the avenues).

**Can you visit Nicolae Titulescu Park with kids?**

Yes, Nicolae Titulescu Park is suitable for children (playground rebuilt in 2025).

**Where can I park at Nicolae Titulescu Park?**

There is paid parking at Nicolae Titulescu Park (on the surrounding streets). More under “Where to park”.

**How do I get to Nicolae Titulescu Park?**

Nicolae Titulescu Park is located at Eroilor Boulevard, Brașov, Brașov County. More under “Getting there”.

**When is the best time to visit Nicolae Titulescu Park?**

The best season for Nicolae Titulescu Park: April – October (tulips in April–May).

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Last updated: 7 November 2026
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