Berzsenyi Park in Kaposvár, Central park in Kaposvár, Hungary

Berzsenyi Park is a green space in Kaposvár featuring established pathways and a diverse selection of trees including silver maples, ash, plane, and tulip varieties. The grounds offer multiple entry points and a well-defined layout for walking and moving through the space.

The site began as a military training ground and airfield in the early 1900s and witnessed its first powered flight in 1911. It later became a public park open to local residents.

The park is named after poet Dániel Berzsenyi, whose bronze bust was unveiled beside the music pavilion on 29 May 1936, the 160th anniversary of his birth; school pupils collected scrap copper for the bronze. Nearby stands a 1956 monument by Katalin Gera, placed near the south-west corner in 2006.

The park occupies a rectangle bounded by Ifjúság útja to the north, Szent Imre utca to the east, Damjanich utca to the south and Kossuth utca to the west. Its northern strip is taken by a residential building, the Berzsenyi Dániel Primary School and, since the 1960s, the Munkácsy Mihály Secondary School. The Lutheran church stands across Kossuth utca on the west side.

A music pavilion designed by Dezső Hegedűs in 1929 for an agricultural exhibition stood on the grounds until 1945, when it was removed, then reconstructed in 2001. This restored structure represents the park's connection to early 20th century events and the community's effort to restore lost architecture.