Nelly Sachs park, Public park in western Kungsholmen, Stockholm, Sweden.

Nelly Sachs Park is a green space in Kungsholmen featuring rolling hills, playgrounds, seating areas, and walking paths laid out on a former residential development site. The space includes several zones near Nordenflychtsvägen, each designed for different kinds of outdoor activities.

The park opened in 2008 on the southern part of the former Hornsbergsparken, a remnant of the 1880s Hornsberg villa town project that failed and was later built over with offices and industry. It was named after Nobel laureate Nelly Sachs, and a major renovation followed in 2012.

The park bears the name of German-Swedish Nobel Prize winner Nelly Sachs, reflecting the neighborhood's literary heritage. Street names throughout the area honor Nobel laureates, emphasizing the importance of literature and intellectual achievement in this community.

The park is a hilly green area beside Nordenflychtsvägen, with stairs and footpaths along its southern and northern sides linking Per Lagerkvists gata with Nordenflychtsvägen. Two larger playgrounds lie on either side of the rocky height, each with a preschool nearby. On the summit are two walled spaces with seating and cultivation boxes.

The park represents one of Stockholm's urban renewal projects that converted the Hornsbergs Strand district from industrial use to residential and recreational space. This transformation demonstrates how contemporary planning can revitalize former industrial sites into active public areas.