Haller park

Haller Park is a public green space in Budapest's ninth district featuring ball courts, children's playgrounds, walking paths, and a sledding hill surrounded by a variety of trees. The park is bordered by Haller Street, Mester Street, Vágóhíd Street, and Óbester Street, with entry points on multiple sides.

The park developed as a green space in a densely populated neighborhood and gained amenities over time to serve local residents. A major improvement came in 2008 with the introduction of park guards, which enhanced safety and ongoing care of the grounds.

The park serves as a meeting place where neighbors stop by to walk, rest on benches, or spend time together in the open air. Throughout the seasons, you see families enjoying simple outdoor time and elderly residents making use of the shaded walkways.

The park can be entered from multiple points along its four surrounding streets, making access easy from different directions. Located near public transportation, the space is straightforward to reach by bus or tram from various parts of the city.

The park is home to several bird species including blackbirds, robins, and magpies that can be spotted year-round in its trees. Hedgehogs and squirrels occasionally visit the grounds, making the space an unexpected refuge for small wildlife in an urban setting.