The park was established on land that was formerly used for industrial purposes, reflecting a significant urban greening project for the Liman district.
It features a specific 'Dendrological Trail' with plaques identifying various tree species for educational purposes.
The park's layout was designed to provide a natural buffer zone between the dense residential blocks of Liman 3 and the busy Bulevar despota Stefana.
Limanski Park is a primary green space in the Liman district of Novi Sad, covering approximately 13 hectares. It features extensive walking paths, ornamental flower beds, and large open lawn areas for recreational use. The park houses a diverse collection of tree species, including Siberian elm, silver lime, and Austrian pine. Recreational facilities include basketball courts, a skate park, and dedicated playgrounds for children. It serves as a central hub for local outdoor fitness and leisure activities within the city. The park is characterized by its wide, flat terrain, making it accessible for walkers and cyclists.
The elevated central path overlooking the flower gardens with the NIS building in the background.
Visit the skate park area on the south side if you are interested in local youth culture.
Bring a blanket if you intend to use the open lawns, as bench seating can be occupied on weekends.
Utilize the paved perimeter paths for a continuous loop if you are running or power walking.
Avoid visiting during extreme high-noon heat in July and August, as the central lawn area provides limited direct shade.
Maintain noise levels during evening hours as the park borders residential apartment buildings.
