Kadriorg Park was established by Peter the Great in 1718 with the construction of Kadriorg Palace and the elegant Flower Garden. Come visit the most spectacular Baroque park in Estonia.

Visit Kadriorg Park to witness park design techniques characteristic of the 18th, 19th, 20th, and 21st century and enjoy the Japanese Garden which represents a recent trend in European park and garden architecture.

Purchase information leaflets on the park ensemble, postcards with historic park vistas, envelopes and stamps with the Park’s logo etc. Take along free information materials about the various events taking place in the Park.

Kadriorg Art Museum is situated in the historical building of Kadriorg Palace. The Great Northern War (1700–1721) was still ongoing when Peter the Great, confident in his Baltic conquests, began to design a summer palace worthy of an empire in the suburbs of Tallinn.

Kadriorg Park is one of the most beautiful historic parks in the entire Northern Europe. Thanks to the natural characteristics of its location it contains features of Italian, French and Dutch Baroque parks.

Kadriorg Regular Park showcases Baroque design techniques characteristic of various European countries – Italian terraces, Dutch canals, French axissymmetrical road network and parterre, Russian flower selection.

Kadrioru park on asutatud Peeter I poolt 1718. aastal, mil said alguse Kadrioru loss ja kaunis lilleaed. Tule ja tutvu silmapaistvaima barokkstiilis kunstpargiga Eestis.

Information Point: A. Weizenbergi 33, Tallinn Phone: +372 601 5783. [email protected]. Kadriorg park is open 24 hours a day,

Information Point: A. Weizenbergi 33, Tallinn Phone: +372 601 5783. [email protected]. Kadriorg park is open 24 hours a day,

Kadrioru Park A. Weizenbergi 26/2 10127 Tallinn [email protected] +372 601 4548 Reg. nr 75008953