Bruno-Kreisky-Park, Public park in Margareten, Austria.

Bruno-Kreisky-Park is a public green space in the Margareten district that stretches along Margaretengürtel, combining open meadows with mature trees. The grounds feature dedicated cycling paths and a children's playground in the northeast section, along with seating areas near the subway entrance.

The park was originally known as Sankt-Johann-Park but was renamed in 2005 to honor the late Chancellor Bruno Kreisky. This renaming coincided with the 15th anniversary of his death and reflected the politician's ties to the neighborhood.

The park is named after Austrian Chancellor Bruno Kreisky, who spent his youth in this neighborhood. A bronze bust by the sculptor stands here to mark his connection to the area.

The park is easy to reach thanks to its location next to a subway entrance with good public transport connections. Different zones are clearly separated, allowing visitors to choose between quiet areas, playgrounds, or cycling paths depending on their interests.

The park's name recalls a hospital founded by Frederick the Fair, who once owned this land; the 1908 naming referred to the Spital Zu St. Johann an der Als. At the city-centre edge, on St.-Johann-Gasse, stands the Hundsturmer Kapelle, a chapel predating the 2005 renaming.