Kadrioru park
Kadrioru park on Eesti silmapaistvaim lossi- ja linnapark, mis laiub u 70 hektaril. Parki hakati rajama 1718. aastal Peeter I korraldusel. Kadrioru pargis näeb 18., 19. ja 20. sajandi iseloomulikke pargikujundusvõtteid.
Pargi populaarseimad jalutuskohad on Luigetiigi lillepeenardega kaunistatud ümbrus ning sealt lossi juurde viiv promenaad.
Kadrioru pargis asuvad mitmed muuseumid, näiteks KUMU, Kadrioru kunstimuuseum, Mikkeli muuseum ning monumendid kultuuritegelastele, näiteks skulptor Amandus Adamsonile, kirjanik F. R. Kreutzwaldile ning kunstnik Jaan Koortile.
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tripadvisor rating 4.5 of 5
põhineb 2156 hinnangul
The Heart and Lungs of Tallinn
tripadvisor rating 5 of 5Kadriorg Park is the largest green area near downtown Tallinn and a very popular spot. The highlight of the park is Kadriorg Palace, which is now a museum. It is surrounded by beautiful English... Vaata veel
Pretty park
tripadvisor rating 3 of 5Pretty grounds to walk and view the gardens and palace. Nice place for kids to burn some energy outside.
Nice place for a stroll and some art
tripadvisor rating 4 of 5May is a little early; there were a lot of orange tulips behind the palace but the trees were still pretty bare the first time we went. You can walk to Russalka and along the beach ("bathing is not... Vaata veel
