Lipovička šuma, Park and natural monument in Voždovac, Serbia
Lipovička šuma is a forest and natural monument featuring extensive oak woodlands on the northern slopes of Parcanski vis hill. The area is home to various wildlife species including roe deer, hares, pheasants, and partridges in their natural habitat.
The forest once contained a military installation of the Yugoslav army that was destroyed during the 1999 NATO bombing campaign. This event marked a significant change in the landscape and the area's use afterward.
This forest functions as a retreat where locals walk, exercise, and gather with friends and family away from city noise. The woodland plays a role in how people in Belgrade connect with nature during their daily lives.
The forest offers marked trails, sports facilities, and restaurants for visitors to use. Most pathways are accessible for different abilities and allow exploration at a relaxed pace.
The protected area called Dugi Rt within the forest has special biological and hydrological features that stand out. This section plays an important role in supporting the region's plant and animal variety.
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