Description
Located on the mild northern Dedinje hill slopes Hyde Park enjoys a little bit colder micro-climate compared to the usual Belgrade city parks. The park is dominated by deciduous forest, with few conifers scattered through the forest itself and in the gardens of the surrounding households. In front of the Museum of Yugoslavia, there is a clearance with a fountain that often attracts various birds. The street southeast of the fountain leads to a little quiet square that often holds a few surprises.
The park hosts numerous woodpecker and thrush species. Sortspætte, Mellemflagspætte, and Stor Flagspætte can be found in the main forest, while Grønspætte, Lille Flagspætte, and Syrisk Flagspætte are at the forest edge or around the fountain. Misteldrossel is the park's regular winter guest, usually found on the trees around of the fountain and in the northern parts of the forest. Sjagger and Vindrossel can also be found in winter, although they are not regular.
In summer, the main forest is full of Solsorts and Munks. During migration, the park is visited by not-so-common species, including Gærdeværling, Gærdesanger, Broget fluesnapper (spring), Skovsanger, and Grå Fluesnapper (autumn).
Hyde Park is best visited in March and early April, although winter is also quite good season.
Details
Access
Hyde Park in Dedinje can be reached by trolley bus lines 40 and 41. There is also a dedicated parking place marked on the map below, click 'P' for directions.
Terrain and Habitat
Forest , ParkConditions
Flat , HillyCircular trail
YesIs a telescope useful?
NoGood birding season
Winter , Spring , AutumnBest time to visit
Spring , WinterRoute
Paved road , Wide pathDifficulty walking trail
EasyAccessible by
Foot , BicycleBirdwatching hide / platform
NoExtra info
Make sure not to take photographs near the Villa Mir (Villa 'Peace') as it is prohibited. Villa Mir is marked with a star on the map.


