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The Russian Tsar Peter I built the complete baroque palace and park in the early 18th century as a present for his wife Catherine I. The palace was restored a few years ago and now houses the Kadriorg Art Museum. It was once called the Versailles of Tallinn due to its marvellous baroque style, with geometrically planted and shaped trees and flower beds.
During the event, you will get to know interesting facts about the city as well as get a chance to solve different tasks and riddles with your mates!
We start at the courtyard of the local cultural factory Aparaaditehas, wander through the art-filled neighborhood Karlova and stop for a quick break at the local bar Barlova.
The tour takes you along the vegetable-named streets of Soup Town and leads you to the colourful locations of this cozy slum.