Top Things to do in Palic
Top 10 Things to do in Palic, Serbia
Discover the best top things to do in Palic, Serbia including Palic Zoo, Palic Lake, Park Heroja, Ladies Bath (Zenski Strand), Palic Nature Park, The memorial fountain, Water Tower, Grand Terrace, Bogojvar and Villa Lujza, Blue vases.
Restaurants in Palic
1. Palic Zoo
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 110 reviews
The Zoo garden Palic is situated in the center of Palic, Serbia, small village 6 km from town Subotica and 5 km from E75 Budapest - Belgrade highway, just South of the Hungarian – Serbian border. It is founded in 1949 and today spreads on 10 ha. It is famous for its anima enclosures elegantly incorporated within park and resting areas.The Zoo's fields of work are: zoology, botany, education and nature protection and conservation. The park consists of 270 wood and shrub species, whit some rare and exotic ones such as Lebanon cedars and giant sequoias. The most representative are English oak trees, more than 200 years old. Variety of flower arrangements, ponds and Fountains fulfill the area. Visitors can enjoy observing 70 animal species, from domestic to exotic: Grey buffalo, Asian elephant, Giraffe and Katta lemurs. For children it has playground and petting zoo, and parents can rest in the restaurant, coffee shop or numerous benches. Information boards are placed all around the Zoo and visitors can read many interesting facts but also warnings and rules, and interactive games.More than 160 00 people visits the Zoo every year. Opening hours are: every day from 9:00AM to 4:00PM during winter and from 9:00AM to 7:00PM in summer.
Reviewed By Bojan b - Belgrade, Serbia
Beautiful zoo. Belgrade's zoo is like dump compered to Palic's zoo. Animals are in spacious cages. It is maintenance and clean. It could be more boards with inscription of animals and water in Fountains and seal pool must bee clear, not green, but that is the problem in whole Palic environment. If you have any chance to visit, do not miss.
2. Palic Lake
Overall Ratings
4 based on 107 reviews
3. Park Heroja
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By cordyroy - Naples, Florida
Heroja Park extends for a long way along Lake Palic. 100 years ago it was a health spa and a few of the buildings are still there. Also several restaurants, bike rentals, sailing club with boat rentals, tennis facility, hotel and a huge pavilion. Great area for walking in a peaceful environment.
4. Ladies Bath (Zenski Strand)
Overall Ratings
4 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By TravelerZrenjanin - Zrenjanin
PALIC 2
FROM SMALL INN TO WOMEN AND MALE BATH
Lake mud is healing, and in 1845. constructed bathroom and Palic became the spa. Mid-19th century, on the north coast has planted a beautiful park, built hotels, and then there are wealthier Subotica’s built summerhouses. Lake Palic in addition to many hours of pleasant walks, and is suitable for swimming. What we have done. The water is almost the same as the Lake Balaton. Lukewarm and slightly turbid. About bathing, however, there is an interesting story about the long existence of two Beaches. Female and male. Of course, these are the objects and habits from the days when ladies and men bathe separately. Buttoned up to the neck!
We walked up to the two baths whose names are now part of the history of Palic.
After the First World War, on the east coast of Palic was built Men Bath (or known as a strand), the largest facility of its kind in the former Yugoslavia, where they bathed only by men, while women were bathing in the separate women's Strand. Ladies Bath certainly worth a visit and look closely at this charming wooden building with plenty of detail of folk art in itself. Even in the first half of the 20th century, since 1912. Years, built this large wooden building on the water, which is used to hide bathers from the view of curious.
Today is Ladies Bath coffee shop, where you can feel free to sip your favorite drink on the Terrace and imagine what it was like in a not so distant shy time.
However, since we are here for the film festival, I go about the film: First Cinema-maker in this region, Alexander Lifka, welcomed to the festival Palic awarded the prize that bears his name, while the writer Petko Vojnić Purcaru, born in Subotica, this says this lake, which now competes only beautiful Lake Balaton: Do not let the Reservoir mine, and no one's / Grounded dress, seedlings come / with ozone under the arm rests his head / on sunflower and go up. Balaton is with Hungary, but enough in Europe. Our Palic, however, more pleasant, more romantic, with more Art Nouveau and cozy charm of old times. Over the lake. Balaton is like the sea. Shallow. Lowlands. In addition, by world.
Palic are also among the 1880th and 1914. Sports and maintained in race walking, cycling, wrestling, and fencing. Conducted by Lajos Vermesa, athletes from Sombor, Senta, Szeged, Budapest, Belgrade, Subotica entered in the spirit of chivalry calm landscape and persistence. It was a little Olympics. True, it must be said, because I said so, that for this lake, in the past, and several related amorous and erotic intrigue. Even some gambling scandal. But all this is normal and expected for
famous spas. Without that, no go.
5. Palic Nature Park
Overall Ratings
4 based on 4 reviews
6. The memorial Fountain
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By raidon2016 - Vientiane, Laos
Espressione monumentale dell'arte Liberty, ora collocata nella sua originaria (1912) posizione dopo essere sta spostata per un periodo vicino allo Ženski štrand. Restaurata più volte e modificata nelle iscrizioni conserva intatto il suo fascino dei primi del secolo scorso.
7. Water Tower
8. Grand Terrace
9. Bogojvar and Villa Lujza
Overall Ratings
3 based on 1 reviews
10. Blue vases
Overall Ratings
3 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By raidon2016 - Vientiane, Laos
Questi due grandi vasi, in realtà io ho visto solo quello dal lato Zenski Strand, sono ciò che rimane di una serie costruita dalle fabbriche Zsolnay per essere posti a Vienna ed altrove, purtroppo sono andati tutti distrutti e son rimasti solo questi due, che anche loro hanno subito le loro rotture, d'altronde hanno visto due guerre e svariati altri eventi potenzialmente distruttivi, tuttavia hanno resistito sebbene ampiamente ricostruiti, ora son posti li tra la Grand Terrace ed il lungo lago, e mostrano le loro forme di mostruose gargolie blu nello stile tipico di questa zona. Passeggiando non chiedono nulla e si fanno ammirare.
