Kadriorg Art Museum

Beautiful location, the gardens are gorgeous, the building is nice, not a lot of things to see inside though….just a few rooms with good art collection and gorgeous fireplaces.

Cool palace with nice cafe. We got lucky with the sunny weather when we went there. The palace entry fee is quite hefty however and there isn't too much to see inside for that price. I would recommend just sticking to the outside as well as the surrounding gardens which are all free.

This is one of the best art museums I have visited. There was a lot of good artwork, and the pieces were very well displayed. The building itself is beautiful, so even if I had not enjoyed the art, I would have enjoyed the decoration of the rooms. You must leave bags in the lockers. These are free to use. There is a small cafe. There are toilets. These were in a clean condition. There was a small souvenir shop. My only complaint is that when purchasing one of the beautiful cards, I was not provided with an envelope to go with it. I did query this and was told they do not have any to fit the card, so now I have a card I cannot post. The cashier was also rude. You have to buy tickets to enter. There is a ticket desk or a machine in the main entrance. The last Wednesday of each month has a reduced ticket price. You get free entry with a Tallinn Card. There is partial access for people who use a wheelchair. There is a lift, and portable ramps are used for some steps. The Russian art collection on the third floor is not accessible. There are accessible toilets There were tactile plans in the museum.

Went as a group tour. Enjoyed walking through the grounds and park approaching the museum. Undergoing some structural work so scaffolding in place. Quite busy inside. Good to see a group of young school children visiting.

Honestly, it's a very small and specific collection, I wouldn't recommend unless you are passionate about it. I would skip this one out. Also, the attending staff is rude on storing your bags and jackets even if they aren't large, there is s locker room! Go to that one instead of hanging your stuff and hoping for the best. I would say go to the gardens, skip the museum

All museums should be in old palaces. I mean, why not?! Lovely from the entrance to the bathrooms and cloakrooms, to every floor and even the photo booth. We enjoyed ourselves

Very beautiful and arranged flower park out side the museum. The museum is cost to enter it.

The Kordriorg Art Museum is located in the palace of the same name. The palace was built in the 18th century by order of the Russian Emperor Peter I. For this reason, the museum building itself is an exhibit, in addition to which there is an exhibition of many paintings from the 16th to the 20th centuries.