Crang Park

Crang Park is the biggest and maximum vital park in the metropolis of Buzau, Romania. The first connection with this forest with the aid of the name "Crang" dates again to 23 October 1568, whilst Alexandru II Mircea, domn of Wallachia gave the market's crâng to the bishopric of Buz?u. At the time, the vicinity become merely a woodland located near Buz?u. The first time whilst the metropolis's inhabitants used the woodland for amusement and birthday party functions was in 1828 In 1850, part of the Crâng forest changed into ceded through the Bishopric to the town, for use as public lawn. In 1863,

the Secularization of monastic estates act changed into proposed by using Alexander John Cuza and adopted by way of the Romanian Parliament. Thus, the Crâng forest become handed over with the aid of the Bishopric to the Romanian crucial government, even as the town saved its a part of the woodland wherein the general public lawn changed into placed.The park capabilities an synthetic lake, named the Hele?teu lake.