Estonia · Tallinn · Kadriorg
Kadriorg is an elite neighbourhood beside the Peter I palace, renowned for its park, museums, and quiet avenues; it is one of Tallinn's most prestigious and expensive addresses.
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About the district
Kadriorg Palace and Park, the KUMU Art Museum, and the Estonian presidential residence sit alongside the residential streets. Cafés and boutiques line Weizenbergi Street; larger shops are in neighbouring Kesklinn, 10–15 minutes on foot.
Tram lines 1 and 3 run through Kadriorg, providing a direct connection to Baltic Station and the city centre. Kesklinn is just 10 minutes away by tram.
Restored inter-war townhouses, wooden villas, and modern developments adjacent to the park. Prices per square metre are second only to Vanalinn — up to €4,200–6,000/m² for park-facing properties.
One of Tallinn's oldest and most respected schools is located in Kadriorg. Tallinn University, cultural centres, and studios are also nearby.
A quiet, green, and very safe neighbourhood. The presidential residence and a constant flow of visitors ensure a high level of security and well-maintained public spaces.
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Kadriorg is a sub-area within the administrative Kesklinn district, but its character is very different: a leafy, tranquil park setting rather than a busy business centre.
Among the highest prices in Tallinn. The live catalogue is available in DomCom.
Yes, trams 1 and 3 connect Kadriorg to Baltic Station and the city centre.
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