Alexandru Borza Botanical Garden

Amazing! An impressive and peaceful place where nature, history, and science come together. The garden covers about 14 hectares and includes over 10,000 plant species from around the world. Highlights include the beautiful Japanese Garden, the Roman Garden with ancient artifacts, and the tropical greenhouses filled with exotic plants. There’s also a tower offering a panoramic view. Well-organized, educational, and relaxing — definitely worth a visit if you’re in the city!

Amazing. Thousands of flowers and plants from all around the world. Huge trees, palms, mango trees, avocado, bananas, you name it. There is a Japanese garden and a museum absolutely amazing. The is so much to see, and it is so quiet. And cheap. A must go for anyone

Beautiful botanical garden, plenty of things to see and really big. There are huge exotic plants in the greenhouse and the atmosphere near the little river is amazing and calming. The price is fantastic , mostly for students and kids. My inly critique is that there are a couple broken bridges and wooden structures that should be repaired and fixed up. But still a great place, one could easily spend two hours here, even half a day if someone wants to study or relax in a calming environment.

Highly recommended to visit! The best botanical garden according to me. Big and really beautiful. Very impressed with the amount of species and how well maintained it is …

A very big and spacious botanical garden, to the point where it's basically a forest with certain botanical garden sections. This way, there is less value for your time if you only came to see plants. In my opinion it was a good mix of both and an excellent experience. Some parts could be maintained, but it's a massive park and it's also very cheap to enter.

Beautiful plants and flowers, a must visit if in Cluj. Cheap entrance and plenty to see in this tranquil sanctuary.

Cute garden, very big and spacious, we almost got lost at one point when exploring it. I gave it 4 stars because some of the visiting rooms we wanted to see (cactus and i think one more floral room) were closed, and are only open a couple times a year. You have to check their facebook page to see the dates they are available.

There is a magnificent variety of plants. I was amazed. We came on May 20. The roses and tulips were not in bloom. If we had come in early June, we would have seen them too.