Kadriorg Park

Kadriorg Park is an impressive baroque style park in the heart of Tallinn, Estonia. An area rich in history, it was founded in 1718 and named after Empress Catherine I of Russia. The park is renowned for its stunning views and impressive architectural structures, such as the Kadriorg Palace. Visitors can also explore the surrounding galleries and museums. Visitors will enjoy the unique landscape, from verdant woodland and flower gardens, to the ornate fountain, canal, and lake. It is a great place to enjoy a relaxing stroll and take in the fresh air. Visitors can also take in the tranquility of Swan Lake, where swans and ducks come to relax. There is even a children's play area, equipped with playgrounds and fun activities. Kadriorg Park is truly a delightful place to explore and soak up the atmosphere.