Kadriorg Palace Art Museum
The baroque palace, built by Peter the Great in 1718 and named after his wife, Catherine I, merits a visit not just for its impressive and thorough exhibition of 16th- to 20th-century art, but also for the palace's architectural beauty and manicured gardens. Kadriorg Palace offers a glimpse into history, with Estonian and European masterpieces from, among other places, Russia, Italy, and the Netherlands. It is surrounded by several interesting side buildings, such as a kitchen building and a summer cottage.
