Kadriorg Park, Tallinn

A must-visit! I traveled here easily with the old-fashioned tram from the centre, which was quite fun. The scenery is magnificent in the summer. I recommend bringing some snacks, drinks and a good book with you to spend some time here. The garden is a lovely environment to walk around and take pictures. The surroundings of the palace offer many places to sit or lie down and relax.

Beloved by Tallinn natives, the sprawling Kadriorg Park is one of the city’s major attractions and is home to several notable landmarks. The park stretches for 1.5 km from its southwest corner to the northeast. With its landscaped gardens, forested paths, statues, and ponds, Kadriorg Park is a gem of a place to explore. The beautiful Swan Lake is one of the park’s highlights, and its elegant island gazebo is mostly enjoyed by swans. If you are here in summer, you’ll often see plenty of picnickers and sunbathers.

Gorgeous park in the middle of Tallinn. Really nice space to be around some nature and greenery in the city. Lovely fountain and not far from the palace which is also stunning.

Very nice park in Tallinn. At some places tha grass was not cut, but that wilderness just made it even better. There are some water features and nice houses or palaces inside. Even squirrels can be seen.

Great symmetrical park. It’s quiet, has plenty of parking, castles, fountains, footpaths, flowers, children’s play areas (at least 2) and cafeterias offering ice cream and cakes. The park took its present form in the interwar period. One of my favorite places in Tallinn