Dinamo Sports Park

The pool is really nice! Also, all coaches are trying their best to teach the children how to swim correctly. Problematic parking though.

Overall, a nice quite place in the middle of the city. Some facilities are new, others could be better maintained as everything in Romania.

A huge sport park, still in the same shape as was designed in the ‘50. Outdated and not used at full potential. A shame, because many generations of kids could’ve been trained and educated here, same as it was during the comunist era. The kids are having fun at the futbol school and teachers are doing their best.

Despite the lack of facilities and organisation it was a great experience attending a game here. Worth heading along if you are in Bucharest. Just make sure to have food, drink and use the toilet before you enter.

An olympic pool, a gym, running track, football fields, tennis fields, it has the lot. It is reasonably priced and it has almost anything you need for a good workout. It's also near the metro station Stefan cel Mare which is nice. Cheers!

Typical Eastern European stadium. Would recommend visiting though. Running track around the ground and limited shelter from the elements. Basic food and drink on offer. Stewards helpful and tickets cheap.

The outside swimming pool is perfect, very civilized. The showers and lockers could be improved, but the overall swim was great.

I grew up running laps at Stadionul Dinamo in Bucharest—it’s more than just a track, it’s a place full of memories. Now, it’s being demolished and rebuilt into a modern 25 059-seat, UEFA‑standard arena with full cover, sports halls, a museum, hotel, even a helipad . It started coming down in September 2023, with completion expected around 2026–27 . It’s bittersweet—saying goodbye to the old “Groapa” where I used to train for a week straight, but excited for a world-class stadium that honors Dinamo’s spirit.