Palić Zoo

Palić Zoo is a wildlife facility in Serbia that houses a diverse collection of animals across a larger grounds. Visitors can observe African megafauna, carnivores, birds, and smaller mammals living in recreated habitats.

The facility was established after World War II as the region began attracting visitors for recreation. Its location near Palić Lake, which had long drawn people seeking rest and leisure, shaped its role as a local attraction.

Educational programs at the zoo promote wildlife preservation while teaching visitors about the behaviors and ecological roles of different animal species.

The grounds have marked paths and sections for different animal groups, making it easy to navigate. The best time to visit is early morning when animals are more active and the grounds are less crowded.

The vegetation at this facility displays two distinct characters: the northern area features evergreen trees while the southern section contains deciduous species. This mix of cedar, sequoia, and larch trees creates different landscape zones that go beyond simple animal housing.

Inception: 1949

Opening Hours: January, February, December 09:00-15:00; March, November 09:00-17:00; April, September, October 09:00-19:00; May-August 09:00-20:00

Website: http://zoopalic.co.rs

GPS coordinates: 46.09896,19.74983

Latest update: December 12, 2025 09:05