Kadriorg Park, Russian imperial park in Kadriorg district, Tallinn, Estonia
The park extends over 70 hectares of land, featuring ornate flower gardens, walking paths, fountains, and the grand Kadriorg Palace at its center.
Peter the Great commissioned the creation of this park in 1718 as a tribute to his wife Catherine I, establishing it as part of the imperial summer residence.
Multiple museums enrich the park grounds, including KUMU Art Museum, Kadriorg Art Museum, and Mikkeli Museum, presenting Estonian and international art collections.
Visitors can reach the park by taking trams number 1 or 3 from central Tallinn, with free entry to the grounds throughout the year.
The park incorporates a Japanese garden that demonstrates the fusion of Asian and European landscaping techniques within a Baltic setting.
Location: Tallinn City
Architects: Villem Seidra
GPS coordinates: 59.43874,24.78749
Latest update: March 5, 2025 08:41
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200 m
Kumu
568 m
Russalka Memorial
643 m
Kadriorg
252 m
The Danse Macabre
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Presidential Palace
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Raua
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Mikkel Museum
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Hell
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Uuslinn
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Tallinn front lighthouse
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Villa Mon Repos
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Tallinn Methodist Church
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Kreutzwald monument
127 m
Apollo sculpture
411 m
Miiamilla Children's Museum
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The Maiden of the Grave. Triptych
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Jaan Koort monument
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Oru rändrahn
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Catherine's Staircase
568 m
Luna Luna
209 m
Jaan Poska monument
130 m
Noortepargi kivi
240 m
Peter the Great House
505 m
Russalka oak
475 m
Jaan Poska 51a
154 m
Kadriorg Castellan's House
284 m
Koidula 12a
516 mReviews
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