Kadriorg Park

Top 1% of attractions in Tallinn
8/10

What the experts agree on

Tallinn's most beloved green escape, Kadriorg Park offers sweeping formal gardens and tree-lined promenades anchored by an elegant Baroque palace—perfect for strolling away from Old Town crowds while soaking in Czarist-era history.

6 expert reviews

“The aesthetic delights of a stroll in its vast gardens of flower beds and avenues which vie with each other in elegance is matched by the cultural pleasures of a splendid Baroque palace.”

– Michelin Guide

Afar Magazine Afar Magazine
"It is a haven in the city center where you can escape from crowd and enjoy nice weather while walking through the historical sights from Czars' time." Full review
The Guardian The Guardian
"But my favourite green space is Kadriorg Park. I walk along the promenade from Kadriorg Palace – the Kadriorg Art Museum within is well worth a visit – to the formal gardens near the Swan Pond."
Lonely Planet Lonely Planet
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"About 2km east of the Old Town, this beautiful park’s ample acreage is Tallinn’s favourite patch of green." Full review
National Geographic National Geographic
"Rent a City Bike to explore Tallinn's Old Town, then continue to the 173-acre, path-webbed Kadriorg Park. Named for its pink Kadriorg Palace, built by Russian Tsar Peter the Great in..."
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National Geographic National Geographic
"A mile away, the 173-acre Kadriorg Park is home to contemporary and international art museums"
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