Kadriorg Palace, Kumu and the Park

Why go

The early eighteenth-century palace introduces Kadriorg's imperial origins. Kumu shifts attention to Estonian art across later periods, including work made under Soviet rule. The park gives breathing room between museums. The Song Festival Grounds add a distinct cultural landmark if you want to extend the visit beyond the core palace and art pairing.

What to look for

• The palace built for Peter the Great
• Kumu's building and Estonian art collections
• The Modernist Song Festival Grounds

Useful to know

• Pair the palace and Kumu through the park; add the Song Festival Grounds only if time allows.
• Check current museum access before deciding which interior to prioritise.