It also included today non-existing small amphitheatre built from bricks, where brass bands performed every week. Heart-shaped park was built on the orders of the Austro-Hungarian authorities, as part of the much wider project of forestation of the Pannonian plain. Known today as the Village Park, it is located at the modern Saint Sava's Square.
The text describes an amphitheater made from bricks, where brass bands would perform every week. It also mentions a heart-shaped park built by Austro-Hungarian authorities to enhance forestation efforts in the Pannonian plain. This park is now known as Village Park and is situated at the modern Saint Sava's Square.