Built for Catherine I of Russia, the Kadriorg Palace dates back to the early 18th century and is loved for its Petrine Baroque architecture. The palace holds foreign art in the Kadriorg Art Museum but its charm is overwhelmingly seen from its exteriors as well.

The Great Hall is the highlight of the palace with embellishments customized to incorporate Catharine’s name along with other additions. Do take a walk in the Kadriorg garden that adjoins the palace to complete the experience.

Admission Fee For The Museum:

• Adults: Euros 5.50
• Concessions: Euros 3.50
• Family ticket: Euros 11

Joint Ticket (Kadriorg Palace and Mikkel Museum):

• Adult: Euros 6.50
• Concessions: Euros 4
• Family ticket: Euros 13

Free Admission:

• International Museum Night (museum is open 6.00 pm –11.00 pm)
• International Museum Day

• Tickets may be purchased until 30 minutes before the museum closes.
• Long Wednesday: The Kadriorg Art Museum is open on Wednesdays until 8:00 pm.
• Exceptional opening hours: 31 December
• Closed on Good Friday, Easter Sunday and Whitsunday.
• Closed three hours earlier: 23 and 31 December, 23 February, 22 June (3.00 pm)

• By Bus: J. Poska
• By Light Rail/ Tram: J. Poska
• By Taxi
• By renting a Car/Bike.

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