Glehn Park
At the end of the 19th century, the landowner Nikolai von Glehn built the magnificent Glehn Castle on a hillside which boasts a beautiful view. Later, he added a beautiful park.
Many species of trees and shrubs were planted in the park, and alleys and roads were built. Today, it has become a forest park, where, in addition to the castle and palm house, there are statues of Kalev's Son and a dragon (known as the Crocodile) and an observatory.
The park is part of the Mustamäe Landscape Protection Area and is popular among summer and winter health sports enthusiasts.
Many species of trees and shrubs were planted in the park, and alleys and roads were built. Today, it has become a forest park, where, in addition to the castle and palm house, there are statues of Kalev's Son and a dragon (known as the Crocodile) and an observatory.
The park is part of the Mustamäe Landscape Protection Area and is popular among summer and winter health sports enthusiasts.
TripAdvisor® Traveler Reviews
tripadvisor rating 4.1 of 5
based on 21 reviews
Nice location - couldn't get inside
tripadvisor rating 3 of 5We visited Glehn Castle a couple times trying to see the inside and it was closed both times. Though, the surrounding area was beautiful so we had fun anyhow.
Fairytale Castle in an enchanted forrest.
tripadvisor rating 4 of 5Situated in a forrest in the outskirts of Tallinn, this historical castle is worth a visit on a day out.
Park and castle.
tripadvisor rating 5 of 5Nikolai von Glen is 185 years old. Of course, I wanted to visit the park area and look at the castle from the outside. Currently the castle is used for entertainment and business events. And it's... Read more comments
