Glehn's Park

The park encompasses a castle, palm house, observatory, and numerous trails through dense woodland filled with diverse tree and shrub species.

Landowner Nikolai von Glehn established the park at the end of the 19th century, constructing roads, planting vegetation, and building a castle on the hillside.

The park features notable sculptures including a 10-meter-tall statue of Kalevipoeg, a mythical Estonian hero, and a dragon sculpture known as the Crocodile.

Located at Vana-Mustamäe 48 in the Nõmme district, the park remains open 24 hours daily throughout the year with free admission for visitors.

A half-underground palm house with mosaic roof and colored glass panels stands within the park, displaying an architectural style reminiscent of Gaudi.

Location: Tallinn City

GPS coordinates: 59.38594,24.65193

Latest update: March 10, 2025 11:14