Kadriorg Palace

Kadriorg Palace and Museum, Tallinn Estonia

Kadriorg Palace is a 15 to 20 minute walk from old town, Tallinn Estonia, and it is well worth the trip. Built for the wife of Peter the Great, this small, yet stunning palace now serves as an art museum.

Tallinn, Old Town and Kadriorg Palace - Estonia 4K Travel Channel

Once again we visit the Cathedral Hill. The weather is pleasant, so we have a nice view from above. First, we visit the cathedral. Behind it is a small park with a terrace, which shows the panorama in the west. We follow the mountain slope direction north. The premier's seat has the best view. The old town is at your feet and the harbor is visible in the background. The small squares and narrow streets on the Cathedral Hill convey again the medieval ambiance that characterizes this city. Most of the ancient venerable houses are historical monuments and often rented to embassies or consulates.
We return to Alexander Nevsky Cathedral and can take a look. The parliament building stand opposite the cathedral.
To the west, we reach the Maiden's Tower (Neitsitorn), that houses a café. Here, the city wall with its integrated battlements is particularly well preserved.
We move again towards Town Hall Square and pass the Freedom Square and the restaurant Olde Hansa.
A visit to the Estonian History Museum gives us further impressions of the history of the city. The museum is housed in the medieval Great Guild Hall.
Across the street is the most renowned café of the city, the Café Maiasmokk. It is the oldest operating café in Tallinn and has been in the same location since 1864. On the first floor is a restaurant that serves characteristic Estonian dishes.
A special marzipan museum gives an overview of the history of marzipan. On request, you can have marzipan figures decorated on your personal request.
Katarina kaik is the narrowest and most medieval street in Tallinn. Round arches above the alley support the side walls. It leads to the Müürivahe street, where a market in the shadow of the city wall, gives an insight into the life behind the walls.
Through the Viru Gate from the 14th century, we leave the old town. At Viru välja, the Viru Square, we take a tram to Kadriorg.
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Noch einmal besuchen wir den Domberg. Das Wetter ist angenehm, so dass wir einen schönen Ausblick von oben haben. Zuerst besuchen wir den Dom. Direkt dahinter ist ein kleiner Park mit einer Terrasse, die das Panorama im Westen zeigt. Wir folgen dem Berghang Richtung Norden. Beim Sitz des Premiers hat man den schönsten Ausblick. Die Altstadt liegt zu Füssen und im Hintergrund ist der Hafen zu sehen. Die kleinen Plätze und engen Gassen auf dem Domberg vermitteln wieder das mittelalterliche Ambiente, das diese Stadt so auszeichnet. Die alten ehrwürdigen Häuser stehen in der Regel unter Denkmalschutz und sind oft an Botschaften oder Konsulate vermietet.
Wir kommen zurück zur Alexander Nevsky Kathedrale und können einen Blick hineinwerfen. Gegenüber der Kathedrale steht das Parlamentsgebäude.
Richtung Westen erreichen wir den Jungfernturm ( Neitsitorn) in dem sich ein Café befindet. Hier ist die Stadtmauer mit ihren integrierten Wehrgängen besonders gut erhalten.
Wir bewegen uns wieder in Richtung Rathausplatz und passieren vorher den Freiheitsplatz und das Restaurant Olde Hansa.
Ein Besuch im Estnisches Geschichtsmuseum vermittelt uns weitere Eindrücke von der Geschichte der Stadt. Es ist im mittelalterliche Gebäude der Großgilde untergebracht.
Gegenüber ist das renommierteste Restaurant und Café der Stadt, das Café Maiasmokk, das hier bereits seit 1864 residiert. Im ersten Stock befindet sich ein Restaurant, das charakteristische estnische Gerichte serviert.
Ein spezielles Marzipanzimmer vermittelt einen Überblick über die Geschichte des Marzipan. Auf Wunsch kann man sich Marzipanfiguren nach persönlichem Geschmack bemalen lassen.
Die Katarina kaik ist die schmalste und mittelalterlichste Gasse Tallinns. Rundbögen oberhalb der Gasse stützen die Seitenwände ab. Sie mündet in der Müürivahe-Straße, wo ein Markt im Schatten der Stadtmauer, Einblicke in das Leben hinter den Mauern vermittelt.
Durch das Viru Tor aus dem 14. Jahrhundert verlassen wir die Altstadt und nehmen am Viru väljak (Viru Platz) eine Straßenbahn nach Kadriorg.
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The Kadriorg Palace, Tallinn, Estonia

Kadriorg Palace (Estonian: Kadrioru loss, German: Catherinethal) is a Petrine Baroque palace built for Catherine I of Russia by Peter the Great in Tallinn, Estonia. Both the Estonian and the German name for the palace means Catherine's valley. It was built after the Great Northern War to Nicola Michetti's designs by Gaetano Chiaveri and Mikhail Zemtsov. The palace currently houses the Kadriorg Art Museum, a branch of the Art Museum of Estonia, displaying foreign art from the 16th to 20th centuries. The KUMU branch of the museum, showing Estonian art from the 18th century onwards is furthermore situated in the park

Kadriorg Palace,Tallinn,Estonia

Kadriorg Park.Tallinn,Estonia

KADRIORG PARK , TALLINN - ESTONIA

Kadriorg Park is the most outstanding palatial and urban park in Estonia, covering around 70 hectares

Kadriorg Palace,Tallinn,Estonia

Kadriorg Park.Tallinn,Estonia

Kadriorg Palace Tallinn Estonia

Kadriorg Palace is a Petrine Baroque palace built for Catherine I of Russia by Peter the Great in Tallinn, Estonia. Both the Estonian and the German name for the palace means Catherine's valley. It was built after the Great Northern War for Nicola Michetti's designs by Gaetano Chiaveri and Mikhail Zemtsov.

Kadriorg Palace. Tallinn. Estonia

DJI Phantom 4 flight over Kadriorg Palace.

KADRIORG PALACE, TALLINN, ESTONIA

This video will take you through the beautiful kadriorg palace.......

Kadriorg Park - Kadriorg Palace , Tallinn , Estonia

Kadriorg Park was established by Peter the Great in 1718 with the construction of Kadriorg Palace and the elegant Flower Garden.

Here is what I saw at the most spectacular Baroque park in Estonia.

Kadriorg Palace
Upper Garden
Office of the President of the Republic
Swan Pond
Monument of Friedrich Reinhold Kreutzwald

Kadriorg Palace Tallinn Estonia (exterior)

Built by Peter the Great for his wife, Kadriorg Palace is on the must see list for Tallinn, Estonia. Here is the exterior and surrounding park, which still looks good even on this rainy day.

Kadriorg Palace, Tallinn Estonia - 9 July 2019

Kadriorg Palace,Tallinn,Estonia

Kadriorg Park.Tallinn,Estonia

Kadriorg Palace, Tallinn, Estonia

#visittallinn

Kadriorg Palace, Tallinn.

Kadriorg Palace.
Tallinn, Estonia.

Music: Carefree Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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Kadriorg palace, Tallinn, Estonia

Kadriorg palace in Tallinn has an amazing garden, beautiful park and inside glorious palace there is art museum. Next door there is also president palace. #visittallinn

2018 - 9.2-3 Kadriorg Palace, Tallinn, Estonia

Kadriorg palace. Kadrioru loss. Autumn. Tallinn 2017. Estonia

P1420001 MP4 Kadriorg Palace, Tallinn, Estonia gardens

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다시 탈린으로 돌아왔다. 오늘은 트램을 타고 시 외곽 나가보려고 한다. 사람들은 우리나라처럼 카드를 찍으며 트램에 올라탔다. 카드가 없는 나는 2유로를 지불해야 했다. 모두들 녹색카드를 가지고 있었는데 뭔지 물어봤다. “탈린 시민들에게는 (대중교통이) 무료입니다” 알고 보니 탈린 시민들에겐 대중교통이 전부 무료라고 한다. 목적지까지 가는 동안 돈을 지불한 승객은 나 하나였다. 구시가지에서 트램을 타고 10분정도가면 카드리오그 궁전이 나온다. 상트 페테르부르크를 건설한 러시아의 표트르 대제는 1718년 부인 예카테리나를 위해 아름다운 바로크식 여름 별장을 지었다. 이 사람이 바로 표트르 대제다. 안으로 들어가자 관람을 하고 있는 아이들이 있었다. 어딜 가나 아이들은 순수하고 귀엽다. 표트르 대제와 예카테리나가 사용했던 화려한 방이다. 한쪽 벽면에는 예카테리나를 상징하는 글자와 다른 쪽에는 표트르 대제를 상징하는 글자가 마주보고 있다. 제정 러시아를 상징하는 머리가 셋 달린 독수리를 가운데 두고 이 화려한 방의 양쪽 면은 거울처럼 똑같은 모양이다. 아이들 수준에 맞춰 설명하는 선생님 이야기가 재미있다. 아이들은 본격적으로 천장의 그림을 보기위해 바닥에 눕기 시작했다. 나도 이참에 슬쩍 끼어보기로 했다. 천장에는 그리스 신화가 그려져 있는데 사슴으로 변한 사냥꾼은 스웨덴의 국왕 카를 12세를 상징하고, 목욕을 하는 다아나는 그와 전쟁을 했던 표트르 대제 자신을 상징한다. “아이들이랑 함께 하는 일을 좋아합니다. 공원을 산책할 수도 있고 동시에 박물관을 구경할 수도 있는 곳입니다”

[English: Google Translator]
I came back to Tallinn. Today I am going to take a tram and go outside the city. People rode on the tram, taking cards like ours. Without the card I had to pay 2 euros. Everyone had a green card and asked what it was. To the citizens of Tallinn (public transport) is free As far as I know, public transportation is all free to the citizens of Tallinn. I was one of the passengers who paid for the money while I was on my way to the destination. A 10 minute tram ride from the old town leads to the Cardio Palace. Russia's Peter the Great, who built St. Petersburg, built a beautiful baroque summer house for his wife, Catherine, in 1718. This person is Peter the Great. As I walked in, there were children watching. Wherever children go, they are pure and cute. It is a gorgeous room used by Peter the Great and Ekaterina. On one wall there is a letter symbolizing Catherine, and on the other side is a letter symbolizing Pyotr. Both sides of this gorgeous room have the same shape as a mirror, centered on an eagle with three heads, symbolizing Russia. The story of the teacher explaining to the level of the child is interesting. The children began to lie on the floor to see the ceiling painting in earnest. I decided to jump in on this. On the ceiling, a Greek myth is depicted, a hunter who turns into a deer symbolizes the Swedish King Carl II, and Daana, who takes a bath, symbolizes himself to Peter the Great, who had fought with him. I like working with kids. You can take a walk around the park and see the museum at the same time.

[Estonia: Google Translator]
Tulin tagasi Tallinnasse. Täna lähen maha trammi ja mine linnast väljas. Inimesed sõidud trammis, võttes kaarte nagu meie. Ilma kaardita pidi ma maksma 2 eurot. Igaühel oli roheline kaart ja küsiti, mis see oli. Tallinna kodanikele (ühistransport) on tasuta Minu arvates on ühistransport Tallinna kodanikele tasuta. Ma olin üks reisijaid, kes maksid selle raha eest, kui olin teel sihtkohta. 10-minutilise trammisõidu kaugusel vanalinnast viib Cardio Palace. Venemaa Peter Peetrus, kes ehitas Peterburi, ehitas 1718. aastal oma naisele Catherine'ile ilusa barokksti suvila. See inimene on Peetrus. Nagu ma sisse astusin, nägi lapsi. Kui lapsed lähevad, on nad puhtad ja armas. See on suurepärane tuba, mida kasutavad Peeter Suur ja Ekaterina. Üks seina teisele poole, märgid ja sümboliseerib Catherine seisab kirjas sümboliseerib Peeter. Mõlemad küljed sellel gorgeous toal on sama kujuga kui peegel, mis keskendub kolme peaga kotle, mis sümboliseerib Venemaad. Õpetaja lugu, milles selgitatakse lapse taset, on huvitav. Lapsed hakkasid lamama põrandal, et näha laia värvimist tõsiselt. Otsustasin selle peale hüpata. Kreeka mütoloogias on lagi värvitud jahimehed muutunud hirve sümboliseerib Rootsi kuningas Karl 12 aastat, ja ma Daah vanni sümboliseerib Peeter ise oli temaga sõdinud. Mulle meeldib lastega töötamine. Võite jalutada läbi pargi ja samal ajal koht, mis võib Museokierroksellasi

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