Justice Park (Parcul Justiției) sits on the north bank of the Bega Canal between Cathedral Park and the Bega-side promenade. It was laid out at the same time as the adjacent Palace of Justice (a 1855 Eclectic court building still in use) and is named after it.
The park is modest but well-planted, with mature plane trees, geometrically arranged flower beds, and a small ornamental fountain. It is on the natural pedestrian route between Victory Square and the Roses Park, and the south side opens directly onto the Bega waterside promenade. Several benches give views across the canal toward the southern district.