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The City of Romania Where the Inhabitants of the Largest Neighborhood Must Walk Through the Cemetery in Place of the Park • Newsweek Romania

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In a large city in Romania, at the present time, the inhabitants of the largest neighborhood have to walk through the cemetery instead of the park. They do not benefit from any green space arranged. But this is about to change.

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The residents of Arad's Aurel Vlaicu neighborhood do not have a park to walk in, and the Eternity Cemetery remained the only area spread with trees and greenery. The Local Council approved a project of 59 million lei, which will turn a degraded land into a recreation space.

It is one of the most emblematic cities in our country, but residents of a whole neighborhood have no park available. Those who want to take a walk in a green space are required to visit the cemetery in the neighborhood.

Local councillors in Arad approved the establishment of a new park in the municipality, on a degraded and unused land, with an area of 3.5 hectares.

In a large city in Romania, at the present time, the inhabitants of the largest neighborhood have to walk through the cemetery instead of the park. They do not benefit from any green space arranged. But this is about to change.

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newsweek.ro broke the news on Friday, October 23, 2026.
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