# Belvedere Park

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> Sibiu's newest park, opened in 2023 on 6.4 hectares in Tilișca on a former rubble dump: terraces with views of the Cindrel Mountains, minigolf, a pump track, playgrounds and sports courts.

**At a glance:** Parks and gardens in Sibiu, Sibiu County. Ticket: Free. The visit takes 1 – 1½ hours. Information verified on 25 October 2026.

## Key facts

- **Opening hours:** Public park with free access; it has round-the-clock security and CCTV cameras linked to the Local Police.
- **Ticket:** Free — public park, no ticket
- **Visit duration:** 1 – 1½ hours — a stroll with stops
- **With kids:** Yes — playground, mini zip line
- **Best season:** April – October — most pleasant in warm weather
- **Address:** Preot Bacca street, at the junction with Prelungirea Săcel, Tilișca district, Sibiu, Sibiu County
- **Coordinates:** 45.7727, 24.1177
- **Categories:** [Parks and gardens](https://peplaiuri.ro/en/parcuri-si-gradini)

## About Belvedere Park

Belvedere Park, in the Tilișca district in the west of Sibiu, opened on 11 August 2023 on 6.4 hectares that had served for more than two decades as a dump for rubble and building materials. The conversion, which began in 2020, cost around 3.9 million euros, of which roughly 3.5 million came from EU funds; the city hall presents it as the first park built in Sibiu in the last 30 years, and by size it is the city's second, after Sub Arini. The name was chosen by a public vote in February 2023 from five proposals: Belvedere, Cibinium, Cindrel, Colina and Panoramic.

The slope has been shaped into four circular terraces, with 585 trees of 20 species, more than 6,000 perennials, lawns of biodiverse flora and automatic irrigation. The project manager described it as a community space and an urban ecosystem rather than a park in the classic mould.

### What you can see

From the panoramic terrace on the upper plateau you can see the Cindrel Mountains and the Cibin valley. Also up here are the 11-hole minigolf course, the playground, the calisthenics area (~150 m², with equipment for seniors and people with disabilities), a 20 m mini zip line with a slackline, and the water ring with a fountain lit in colours. On the lower plateau are the pump track for bikes and skates, the multipurpose court (football, basketball, handball, volleyball) and a small football pitch. Dogs have an area of their own where they can run off the lead. More than 200 lamp posts and three flower-shaped solar installations that follow the sun light the park in the evening.

### Good to know

The park is on a slope, with differences in level between the plateaus, and the trees planted in 2023 are still young, so there is little shade in summer.

## Don't miss

- The panoramic terrace, with views of the Cindrel Mountains and the Cibin valley.
- The 11-hole minigolf course, on a synthetic surface.
- The pump track for bikes, with sections for tricks.
- The water ring with the fountain lit in colours, in the middle of the upper plateau.
- The calisthenics area and the 20 m mini zip line, next to the playground.

## Good to know before you go

### Getting there

**By car:** the park is in the Tilișca district, ~4 km (~7 minutes) from Piața Mare and just as far from Sibiu railway station, on Preot Bacca street, at the junction with Prelungirea Săcel. The city hall nevertheless recommends coming by bus or by bike.

**Public transport:** several Tursib city lines stop nearby, among them 5, 14, 15, 16, 113 and 116; check the current routes on the operator's website.

### Where to park

The 50-space car park is at the end of Prelungirea Săcel street, next to the sports court. There are also bike racks in the park.

### Fees & discounts

Entry to the park is free.

### Rules

Dogs may run off the lead only in the pet area; elsewhere they are kept on a lead. The play and fitness equipment and the pump track are used at your own risk, and the lawns and plants should be respected.

### Facilities

lit paths · 40 benches and hammocks · 2 public toilets · 6 drinking-water taps · free WiFi · bike racks · dog area · security booth

## Details

- **Year established:** 2023
- **Area:** 6.4 ha
- **Type of park:** urban park
- **Playground:** Yes

## Frequently asked questions about Belvedere Park

**How much is a ticket to Belvedere Park?**

Admission to Belvedere Park is free (public park, no ticket). Entry to the park is free.

**How long does a visit to Belvedere Park take?**

A visit to Belvedere Park takes about 1 – 1½ hours (a stroll with stops).

**Can you visit Belvedere Park with kids?**

Yes, Belvedere Park is suitable for children (playground, mini zip line).

**How do I get to Belvedere Park?**

Belvedere Park is located at Preot Bacca street, at the junction with Prelungirea Săcel, Tilișca district, Sibiu, Sibiu County. By car: the park is in the Tilișca district, ~4 km (~7 minutes) from Piața Mare and just as far from Sibiu railway station, on Preot Bacca street, at the junction with Prelungirea Săcel. The city hall nevertheless recommends coming by bus or by bike. Public transport: several Tursib city lines stop nearby, among them 5, 14, 15, 16, 113 and 116; check the current routes on the operator's website.

**When is the best time to visit Belvedere Park?**

The best season for Belvedere Park: April – October (most pleasant in warm weather).

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Last updated: 25 October 2026
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