Botanical Garden Museum — Attraction in Cluj Metropolitan Area

The garden seems uncared for. Almost all plants are European, this is to say that they should not require special attention, but anyway the plants that are there are either dead or dying, the living ones are evidently young and recently planted. Pay attention to the opening hours, which although truthful do not guarantee the opening of the greenhouses. I could only access that of carnivorous plants and, even there, it made no sense. The plants are all very young and still in the tiny pots in which you buy them at the store. The Japanese area doesn't have any Japanese vibes. Do not expect a clean pond with koi carp, but you will find completely stagnant water where the insects walk over it as if was normal soil. Maybe if you have kids can be interesting, but the only two things that you can learn are how to not take care of plants and how to waste a...

It wasn't the best botanical garden that I ever saw. Most of the glass houses are closed. The plants are poorly taken care of with sick plants. The Japanese garden doesn't give the Japanese vibes and I think the only thing that I saw that was Japanese was the fence and the building next to it. It had some nice parts for example the water fall in the middle even if im not sure if it was apart of the botanical garden. Overall it was fine, I hope it will improve next...

Very nice botanical garden. Apparently only 1 way in or out though, for some unknown reason. Walked for a couple hours through it and tried to exit only to have some annoyed, dumpy security guard grunt and point into the distance when I asked if I could exit out of what appeared to be a very obvious, convenient exit on the southern side. Why not put in a one way gate?...