Stefan cel Mare Park Review

The oldest park in Chisinau (Republic of Moldova) designed and laid out in a classical way. Historically, it is believed to have been built in 1818. In fact. The plan was developed by Ozmidov between 1816 and 1817, who was the architect and cadastral engineer of Bissarabia at the time. The main project began in 1825, when cadastral engineer Bergdan Eitner planned the alleys and planted trees and shrubs, including 1,000 acacia trees. The public garden was finally formed in 1835. Entrances, two 13 m deep artesian fountains, leisure pavilions, minarets and two clocks followed. Until 1863, the park was surrounded by vine fences, which were later replaced by wooden fences, then by stone walls at the border of the town hall, and finally by cast iron fences. Designed by Alexander Bernardazi. In 1885, the monument to Alexander Pushkin was erected here and built in 1928 - Stephen the Great. In 1958, 12 busts of Romanian literary classics were erected in the classical alleys, and in the 1990s some of the great Romanian writers of the 20th century were added. There are 50 trees in the park, some of them mulberry and acacia trees, which are 130-160 years old.

The open park in the city center is a place for local citizens to take a leisurely walk after dinner. Named after the Moldovan national hero, Grand Duke Stefan, there is a statue of Grand Duke at the door, and there is a bust of Pushkin in the park.

Stefan Grand Park is the largest public park in the centre of Kisinau City. In the center of the park stands the statue of Stefan Grand Duke. The whole park is dense, quiet and beautiful. It is a place for local citizens to exercise in the morning and evening, and it is loved by local people.

The scenery here is beautiful and interesting. The price is very high.

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