Most significant parks of Tallinn
In Tallinn, there are dosens of parks green areas from tiny Green Market in Lai Street to the great Kadrioru Park that lays over the area of 85 hectars.
View Tallinn parks on the web map
The main park of Tallinn
Parks of Toompea and Lower Town
- Taani Kuninga Garden (Danish King’s Garden)
- Roheline turg (Green Market)
- Kaarli Boulevard
- Toompark
- Viruvärava (Viru Gate) Hill’s Park, i.e. Musumäe (Kissing Hill) Park
- Falgi Park (also called Falckspark or Lastepark, i.e. Children’s Park)
Parks of the suburbs
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Former Summer Manor Parks
Beauty Gardens
Park‑woods The area of nature protected park‑woods makes 65,2 ha. They are located in Nõmme district. These are pine-covered sandy heaths of the cowberry growing type which have become richer in species due to the human activity.Vabaduse (Freedom) park‑wood (19,1 ha), Sanatooriumi (Sanatorium) park‑wood (18,3 ha), Valdeku park‑wood (12,4 ha), Võidu (Victory) park‑wood (9,6 ha), Jannseni park‑wood (3,7 ha), Oravamäe (Squirrel’s Hill) (2,1 ha).
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