Bucharest’s flowers have finally bloomed, and over 400 magnolia trees from the Romanian capital are growing at the exact moment. What can you find these days in Bucharest? Flowers of many kinds, from cherry to magnolia and many others. If you’re wondering where you may find these gorgeous trees, Google Maps even has a map of magnolias.
Facts about Magnolia
Magnolias are ornamental plants native to Asia and America, with huge, gorgeous blossoms and a pleasant scent.
Magnolia is a member of the Magnoliaceae plant family. This sun-loving plant is native to warm-climate Asian countries. Magnolia bushes are available in over 70 different kinds. The enormous, cup-shaped flowers with white, pink, purple, and yellow petals have a lovely perfume, which is a frequent trait. Magnolia flowers late in the spring and reaches a height of 4 to 8 meters.
Magnolias are revered in China as a sign of purity and dignity. On the other hand, the Japanese feel that magnolia blossoms represent love for nature and the life force. Magnolia flowers are therefore presented as a gift to new mothers. Green magnolia represents excitement, joy, health, and luck to the person who receives it. In contrast, purple magnolia represents encouragement and a wonderful sense of healing to the person who receives it.
Magnolia is well-known in traditional Chinese medicine for its medicinal properties. As a result, the tree’s bark is used to aid in treating anxiety, insomnia, coughing, intestinal spasms, and sinusitis.
The Map of Magnolias of Bucharest
Because the magnolia season is only a few weeks long, Visitbucharest.Today recommends taking Bucharest on foot to enjoy this season’s magnolias.
The magnolia map is a project started by Diana Robu, who set out to identify where magnolia trees may be found throughout Bucharest. Among the beauties she discovered are some of Bucharest’s most exquisite magnolias, whose colours and delicacy would make any passer-by feel at ease.
The most magnificent magnolias in Bucharest, according to Diana Robu, are in:
Mahatma Gandhi Street
Barbu Delavrancea Street
A Magnolia Yulan or Lily Tree, one of the most magnificent white magnolia trees, can be found on Barbu Delavrancea street.
Cotroceni Neighbourhood
Dristor Neighbourhood
Magnificent magnolias may be found on streets like Diligentei, Cercelus, and Levantica in this neighbourhood.
The Kindergarten 133 from Dragos Voda street
The magnolia on Dragos Voda Street is considered to be Bucharest’s “oldest,” planted by an Austrian pharmacist during the interwar period.
Haga Street
The magnolia on Haga Street carries the lyrical epithet “Heaven Scent.”
Vatra Luminoasa Neighbourhood
The oldest “Magnolia Stellata,” a species of magnolia tree with white, double, petite, star-shaped blossoms, can be seen on this street.
Morarilor Park
In Morarilor Park, there is a magnolia garden with dozens of trees organized in two or three rows.
Spring is a wonderful fit for Bucharest, just as Magnolia is in the eyes of the viewers. Nothing compares to taking a walk outside in the springtime under a shower of flowers and the aroma of magnolias.
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