The Komandandi Garden (‘Commandant's Garden’ in English), located on the slope of Toompea hill, is a small green area in the Old Town, bordered on one side by the Nevsky Cathedral and on the other by the Kiek in de Kök artillery tower and the city wall. The park is named after the nearby Tallinn commandant’s house on the corner of Toompea Street and Komandandi Road where the Commander-in-chief used to live.