Bürgerpark Marzahn, Public park in Marzahn district, Germany

Bürgerpark Marzahn is a park in Berlin-Marzahn with two ponds, two large lawns, numerous flower beds, and a network of paths also used by cyclists. Sculptures and benches stand among the shrub and tree areas. The grounds were extended in 2009 along Ludwig-Renn-Straße onto 9,500 square metres of a demolished eleven-storey residential building.

The park was established in 1992 under the name Wohngebietspark and later took its current name. It expanded significantly in 2009 across land that previously held residential buildings along Ludwig-Renn-Straße.

The adjacent Garten der Begegnung serves as a community meeting place where neighbors work together on small garden plots and gather regularly. The space reflects how local residents connect through shared green areas.

The park's path network is also used by cyclists, and the route between Ludwig-Renn-Straße (by the Terrassenhaus) and the Bürgerpark Marzahn tram stop serves children as a school route; its layout and safety were improved in 2014. The park lies next to the Hochzeitspark Marzahn-Hellersdorf, whose northern edge along Mehrower Allee holds the Garten der Begegnung.

The Hochzeitspark Marzahn-Hellersdorf lies just north of the Bürgerpark on Ludwig-Renn-Straße; couples and other donors have planted trees there, and since 2006 its northern edge along Mehrower Allee has held the Garten der Begegnung, a former school garden with small plots and seating corners.