Japanese Garden in Kadriorg Park
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Recommended by 24 hikers
Location: Harju, Estonia
Best Hikes to Japanese Garden in Kadriorg Park
- Easy
4.0
(1)
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Kadriorg Palace and Gardens – Kadriorg Palace and Art Museum loop from Kadriorg01:24
5.34km
50m
Intermediate4.6
(11)
101
Tallinn City Wall – The Three Sisters, Tallinn loop from Tallinn04:42
18.3km
80m
Expert5.0
(1)
18
Alexander Nevsky Cathedral (Tallinn) – Toompea Hill (Domberg) loop from Sadama06:49
26.3km
170m
Tips
The Japanese Garden of Kadriorg Park opened on July 31, 2011. The garden's designer, Masao Sone, is from Kyoto and learned garden design from his father, who was a gardener.The area of Kadriorg's northeastern pond, with its covered cliff slope, boulder field, large trees, pond, and waterfall, provided an excellent source of inspiration.The garden, like any living organism, continues to evolve and change over time, and there is always a reason to return.
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•May 23, 2025
The entire park is 70 hectares and is great for a walk through flower beds, a small part is a Japanese garden with fountains and small ponds.
translated by•September 17, 2019
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Description
Location: Harju, Estonia
Best Hikes to Japanese Garden in Kadriorg Park
- Easy
4.0
(1)
24
Kadriorg Palace and Gardens – Kadriorg Palace and Art Museum loop from Kadriorg01:24
5.34km
50m
Intermediate4.6
(11)
101
Tallinn City Wall – The Three Sisters, Tallinn loop from Tallinn04:42
18.3km
80m
Expert5.0
(1)
18
Alexander Nevsky Cathedral (Tallinn) – Toompea Hill (Domberg) loop from Sadama06:49
26.3km
170m
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