Lake Ledinci, Novi Sad

Name: Lake Ledinci
Address: Novi Sad, Serbia

#19 among attractions in Novi Sad

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Tucked away in the picturesque landscapes surrounding Novi Sad, Lake Ledinci is a serene oasis that has captured the hearts of locals and travelers alike. This tranquil lake, embraced by lush greenery and rolling hills, offers a peaceful retreat from the bustling city life of Serbia’s second-largest city.

Lake Ledinci, often referred to as a hidden gem, was formed by a landslide in the early 1970s, creating a natural reservoir that has since evolved into a popular destination for nature enthusiasts and those seeking a quiet place for contemplation. Its crystal-clear waters reflect the surrounding foliage and sky, making it a favorite spot for photographers and romantics.

A mere stone’s throw from the urban sprawl of Novi Sad, Lake Ledinci is easily accessible and provides a range of activities for visitors. Whether it’s a leisurely walk along its banks, a family picnic amidst the whispering trees, or a more adventurous exploration of the nearby Fruška Gora National Park, the lake offers a perfect blend of relaxation and recreation.

The lake's serene environment is also a haven for wildlife, with various bird species finding sanctuary in the dense vegetation. This biodiversity adds to the allure of Lake Ledinci, making it a must-see for birdwatchers and nature lovers.

Despite its modest size, Lake Ledinci does not shy away from leaving a lasting impression on its visitors. It stands as an emblem of the natural beauty that can be found within the borders of Novi Sad, inviting people to take a moment to appreciate the simpler pleasures of life by its shores.

Local name: Лединачко језеро Area: 9.88 acres (0.0154 mi²)Length: 1312 ftWidth: 328 ftMaximum depth: 164 ftElevation: 892 ft a.s.l.Coordinates: 45°9'55"N, 19°48'16"E

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Nearby attractions include: Liberty Bridge, Grgeteg monastery, Novo Hopovo monastery, Staro Hopovo monastery.

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