Hyde Park, Belgrade, Urban park in Savski Venac district, Serbia.

Hyde Park is an urban green space in the Savski Venac district with a triangular shape divided into two distinct sections. A central pathway lined with plane trees creates the main axis through the park.

Hyde Park was laid out during the 1930s and opened to the public in 1937 with seven kilometres of pedestrian paths, two kilometres of bridle paths and playgrounds for younger and older children. It forms a natural continuation of Košutnjak and Topčider, separated from them by road construction.

Hyde Park is named after London's Hyde Park. It is managed by JKP Zelenilo Beograd, the city's public greenery company, and is one of ten parks in the municipality of Savski Venac. It is open all year round and is well used by local residents.

The park includes a jogging trail covered with sawdust and an outdoor fitness area with exercise machines. The flat terrain makes it easy to walk and visit throughout the day.

Hyde Park is officially classified as an urban forest rather than a park, and it covers 8.28 ha, while the Serbian Wikipedia article gives about 7.3 ha. It is also one of ten parks in the municipality of Savski Venac.