Right on the shores of Palić lake stands one of the most recognizable symbols of old-world Palić—the Women’s Lido. Decorated with vibrant folk art motifs and ornate details, this fairytale wooden pavilion has stood for over a century as a testament to the era when Palić was one of the most exclusive spa resorts in this part of Europe.

Built in 1912, the Women’s Lido originally served as a private bathing site for ladies, offering them discretion and seclusion from curious glances. Perched right over the water on wooden stilts, it played a key role in the historic spa complex and the refined resort culture that shaped Palić in the early 20th century.

Today, this iconic landmark enjoys a vibrant second life. From its serene terrace hovering over the water, visitors can soak in breathtaking lake views, magnificent sunsets, and the timeless atmosphere of Palić. Blending history, distinctive Art Nouveau architecture, and natural beauty, the Women’s Lido remains one of the most charming—and photographed—spots on the lake.