Known as 'The People's Park', the destination will compete at the Urbanism Awards for the Great Place title along with Colquhoun Square in Helensburgh and Piece Hall in Halifax.
These awards recognise the best and most improved urban environments across Europe.
The Park, which underwent a multi-million pound regeneration completed in 2016, will now be assessed by a judging panel of academics and young urbanists before the winners are announced at an event in London in November.
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Congratulating the Council's Parks team on their latest success, Mayor of Derry City and Strabane District Council, Councillor Sandra Duffy said: "The Urbanism Awards recognise high quality innovative and sustainable urban projects through Ireland, the UK and Europe.
"Brooke Park is a hub at the heart of the community with a wide range of leisure facilities, a playpark, horticultural training centre and the Gwyn's Pavilion Café all set among the beautifully maintained floral beds and ground.
"I'd like to congratulate our Parks team on this nomination which is just reward for delivering the facility’s state of the art regeneration and for their dedicated work in maintaining it to the highest levels."
The history of Brooke Park dates back to 1840, when it was originally the site of a boys' orphanage before it became a municipal park in 1901.
The regeneration vision was developed and agreed with the local community and the works carried out included the restoration of the gate lodge, a listed statue, boundary walls and entrances, the historic pond was reinstated, and extensive areas of ornamental planting were reintroduced.
