My Little Garden is a family small bussiness. The family members worked together to create this beautyful living space, In addition to learning construction skills and decorating abilities, they also ingrained in them the moral principles of honesty, integrity, and respect. These values are still at the core of My Little Garden Apartments.

The apartment is on the ground floor of a two-story building and has a beautiful garden! My Little Graden is located in one of the most luxurious and safe neighborhoods in Craiova. The building in which the apartment is located is part of a complex of 2 buildings. Our building is not located near busy streets, being an area away from urban traffic. The very short distance from the city center is a bonus. The garden has a planter with decorative plants that beautify the atmosphere. The rocking chair is perfect for the evenings when you want to relax and the garden table is perfect for dining outdoors. The lighting system of the garden creates a romantic atmosphere that completes the concept of an intimate and relaxing space. Being able to enjoy the pleasures of a garden is a luxury rarely accessible in urban cityes . With an apartment on the garden level, the dream becomes reality. During periods of intense heat, a little greenery at the foot of the door is an undeniable advantage when looking for some freshness and nature. Toddlers are thrilled to enjoy green space and the parents are very happy not to have to climb 4 floors with a foldable stroller under the arm. People with reduced mobility find the access facilities incomparable, especially in large historic cities where the ancient architecture of buildings prohibits the establishment of any lift. In the same way, the elderly avoid the painful and dangerous round trips in the stairwells and save themselves the transfer of shopping bags and other risky journeys. Renting a property on the ground floor is a smart choice for small trips.

Craiova - the largest city in southwestern Romania - was founded on the site of the Dacian stronghold Pelendava (renamed Castra Nova after the Roman invasion of Dacia). A wealth of information and exhibits concerning Craiova history and traditions are available at the Museum of the Region of Oltenia (Muzeul Olteniei), housed in Casa Baniei (built in 1699) - the oldest non-religious building in Craiova. Art lovers might not want to miss Craiova Art Museum, hosted in Dinu Mihail Palace, a spectacular mansion designed, in 1898, by French architect Paul Gottereau (neo-classic and late-Baroque style). A must-see for nature lovers is Nicolae Romanescu Park (250 acres / 22 miles of aleys and walk paths), the second-largest in Romania and third largest in Europe. Craiova Botanical Garden, a zoo and the largest racetrack in Romania are part of Romanescu Park (Parcul Romanescu). Craiova Christmas Market ranks among the most spectacular in Europe.