Kadrioru Park

  Kadrioru Park, nestled in the Kadriorg district of Tallinn, is a sprawling green space that dates back to the early 18th century when it was established by Tsar Peter the Great. This park is a prominent feature of the city, originally designed as an imperial summer residence, and today boasts neatly landscaped gardens, winding pathways, and the picturesque Kadrioru Palace. Visitors can explore the park's rich cultural offerings, including the Kumu Art Museum and various sculptures scattered throughout the grounds. Each spring in May, the park comes alive with blooming tulips, attracting both locals and tourists to enjoy the vibrant colors. Whether you're strolling through the serene pathways or admiring the historical structures, Kadrioru Park offers a perfect blend of nature and culture in Tallinn.