Geo Milev Park, Urban park in Sofia, Bulgaria.

Geo Milev Park is a district park in Sofia's Slatina area, lying between the Geo Milev and Reduta neighbourhoods. It is bounded by Kalimantsi and Ivan Shterev streets to the north, Slatinska to the east, Geo Milev and Manastirska to the south, and Kochani to the west. Atanas Uzunov Street crosses it north to south. The park has playgrounds, an outdoor fitness area and cafés.

The park was built between 1904 and 1906 and named after the Bulgarian poet and publicist Geo Milev. It is classified as a district park (garden) and lies between the Geo Milev and Reduta neighbourhoods in the Slatina district.

The park is named after Geo Milev, a Bulgarian poet, and serves as a gathering place where neighbors meet and local events happen throughout the year. The open spaces bring people together from the surrounding area.

The park lies between the Geo Milev and Reduta neighbourhoods in Slatina district, bounded by Kalimantsi and Ivan Shterev streets to the north, Slatinska to the east, Geo Milev and Manastirska to the south, and Kochani to the west. Atanas Uzunov Street crosses it north to south. Bus lines 9 and 72 serve the park.

The park's varied terrain appeals to walkers seeking mild physical activity while remaining close to the city center. This makes it a favorite spot for nearby residents looking for convenient exercise options.