Palic

Palic is a town and a lake located in northern Serbia, within the Autonomous Province of Vojvodina. It is situated close to the city of Subotica, approximately 8 kilometers south-east of its center. The town of Palic is a popular tourist destination, primarily known for its lake and the surrounding natural beauty.

Lake Palic is a shallow, mesotrophic lake that spans an area of roughly 4.6 square kilometers. The lake has a unique ecosystem and is a habitat for various bird species, making it a significant ornithological site. The lake's shores are lined with parks, recreational facilities, and historical buildings, many of which were constructed during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, reflecting Art Nouveau architectural influences.

The town of Palic itself developed as a spa resort due to the perceived medicinal properties of the lake's mud. Key attractions include the Grand Terrace, the Water Tower, the Women's Lido, and the Zoo. The area offers opportunities for walking, cycling, swimming, and fishing. Palic has a long history as a resort town, attracting visitors from Serbia and neighboring countries seeking relaxation and outdoor activities. The region's cultural heritage is also evident in its architecture and traditions.