The King Michael I Park (formerly Herastrau Park) is a green oasis in the city of Bucharest in Romania. It's a popular attraction amongst both locals and tourists, who go there to enjoy the peaceful atmosphere, to tour the Herastrau lake by boat, or to see the many statues of important people in the history of the EU. However, the best reason to visit the park is the large number of stray cats that roam the premises.
Photos by Bart Vodderie
Photos by Bart Vodderie
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That first photo is stunning.
ReplyDeleteLove your reflective kitty!
ReplyDeleteHello, pretty kitties. I love the reflection photo. Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Enjoy your day, wishing you a happy weekend! Take care and stay safe!
ReplyDeleteLovely.
ReplyDeleteHow pretty they are! I've enjoyed the photos today! Hugs!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful captures.
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The cats look good so they must be taken care of. Glad to see these kitties
ReplyDeleteThe animals from most Kingdoms are featured here: Africa - Elephants; America – Sabertooth Tigers (Aztecs); Asia – tigers of different species live here because they love this place very much. There is also a lake with fishes but it's not open to public yet... When you walk through the park, as if walking down Grandpa's back yard in Bucuresti (Bucharest), you will be mesmerized by the architecture. There are several towering pieces of sculpture and a beautiful fountain filled with lily pads that attract different kinds of waterfowl.
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