Lipik is a town in western Slavonia, in the Požega-Slavonia County of northeastern Croatia. Lipik was occupied by Ottoman forces along with several other cities in Slavonia until its liberation in 1691. In 1773, the warm waters of Lipik were described favorably by a Varaždin doctor. It continued to be used as a treatment spa for over a century, and in 1872, the first hotel was opened in the town. By 1920 the number of hotels grew to six. Spa treatment is still the major focus of the economy of the town.

The landmarks of Lipik include the historical park, which is a garden cultural monument. The Kursalon building is the largest and most representative building in Lipik. In 1893, the covered promenade Wandelbahn was built in the immediate vicinity of the Kursalon.