Halfeld Park, Public park in central Juiz de Fora, Brazil.

Halfeld Park is a public square at the corner of Avenida Rio Branco and Rua Halfeld in central Juiz de Fora. Its 1981 landscaping replaced earth and sand areas with Portuguese stone pathways. Of the 1901 project, only the lake, the bridge and a pavilion with a bamboo-imitation structure remain.

The land was owned by engineer Henrique Halfeld until 1854, when the municipal council purchased it and transformed it into the city's first public park. This acquisition marked the beginning of public green spaces in the city.

The park serves as a central gathering place where political speeches, religious ceremonies, and community celebrations regularly take place alongside the Municipal Chamber and São Sebastião Church. Residents and visitors naturally pause here during everyday life to meet and participate in these public moments.

The park is easy to reach since it sits at a central point where major streets meet. Visitors can explore the space on foot and walk around the lake and pathways without difficulty.

Of the 1901 garden design, only the lake, the bridge and a pavilion with a bamboo-imitation structure remain; the earth and sand areas were replaced by Portuguese stone paving in the 1981 redesign, when several trees were also felled. The park was listed by the city government on 29 December 1989.