City Park Pljevlja is a beautiful urban green space located in the heart of Pljevlja, Montenegro. This park features shaded walking paths, making it an ideal spot for leisurely strolls and relaxation.

The park is also home to a charming bandstand, which serves as a venue for various community gatherings and events throughout the year. It is a popular location for locals and visitors alike, providing a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life.

Each summer, the park hosts the closing picnic for our summer reading program, bringing together families and children to celebrate their reading achievements in a festive atmosphere.

Whether you are looking to enjoy a quiet afternoon in nature or participate in community activities, City Park Pljevlja offers something for everyone. We invite you to visit and experience the tranquility and charm of this wonderful park.

Reading Outdoors: Making the Most of a Park Visit

A park bench is one of the oldest reading rooms there is, and many of our members like to pair a library visit with an hour outdoors. If you are planning to read in the park, a little preparation makes the experience far more comfortable. Choose a shaded spot in the warmer months, when the afternoon sun can make pages glare and paper books warm to the touch. Pljevlja sits in a highland valley, so mornings and evenings can be noticeably cooler than the middle of the day even in summer. A light layer is worth bringing.

Looking after borrowed books outside

Library books travel well, but they appreciate some care. A few simple habits help keep them in good condition for the next reader:

  • Carry books in a bag rather than loose, especially if rain is possible.
  • Avoid placing them directly on damp grass or near drinks and food.
  • Keep them out of strong direct sunlight for long periods, which can fade covers and curl pages.
  • Use a bookmark rather than folding page corners or leaving a book open face down.

If a book does get wet or damaged, please let staff know when you return it rather than trying to dry it with heat. That is usually the best way to save it.

Ideas for families

For children, the park can turn reading into an outing. Try bringing a picture book about trees, birds or seasons and looking for what appears on the page in the park around you. Older children might keep a small notebook to record the books they have finished over the summer, which ties in nicely with the summer reading program and its closing celebration. Reading aloud on a blanket is a relaxed way to share a story, and it often encourages reluctant readers to join in.

Planning your visit

Community events at the bandstand vary from year to year, so details of any library activity held in the park are announced through our Programs page. If you would like to stock up on reading before heading out, you can browse the catalog in advance and collect your selection on the way. For other spots around town that suit a quiet read, see our list of places.

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