Law garden, Public park in Navrangpura district, Ahmedabad, India

Law Garden, officially Sheth Motilal Hirabhai Park, covers 10.16 acres in Ahmedabad. It has lawns, group benches, a children's play area, a small pond, fountains and an 855-metre jogging track. The garden is bounded by roads on all sides.

The park's official name is Sheth Motilal Hirabhai Park, though it is commonly called Law Garden after the nearby Law College. In 1995 the Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation signed a public-private partnership agreement with Saumya Constructions of the Ashima Group; architect Kamal Mangaldas led the redevelopment, completed in 1997 at a cost of about ₹80 lakh. The agreement was extended in October 2000 for five more years.

The space serves as a gathering point where residents come to socialize and spend time together in the open air. You will notice families and friends using the grounds for evening strolls and conversations.

The park is located near Ellis Bridge and is accessible daily without any entry charges. Access is straightforward with well-marked entrances and broad pathways for all visitors.

The street market outside the garden walls is known locally as Khau Gully; it was revamped and reopened in 2020 as Happy Street. A morning food market serves walkers and joggers, while a handicraft market sells clothing, jewellery and artefacts on the sidewalks through the day.