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Nature & Wildlife in Tallinn

Tallinn offers visitors and residents alike a variety of natural spaces to explore, from established parks like Tammsaare park and Bastioni aed to quieter gardens such as Kanuti aed. These green areas provide opportunities to experience the flora and fauna of Estonia's coastal capital.

Kodu park
1.6 km from centre
Vana-Lõuna haljak
2.0 km from centre
Kadrioru lilleaed
2.0 km from centre
Uus-Veerenni Vahepark
2.0 km from centre
Ameerika kogukonnaaed
2.0 km from centre
Asunduse park
2.0 km from centre
Kalamaja kalmistupark
2.0 km from centre
Kadrioru park
2.0 km from centre
Koidu park
2.1 km from centre
Krulli aed
2.1 km from centre
Krulli park
2.2 km from centre
Kotkapoja park
2.3 km from centre
Jaapani aed
2.4 km from centre
Diakonissi park
2.4 km from centre
Fahle aed
2.5 km from centre
Pae park
2.6 km from centre
Marta tänava park
2.8 km from centre
Cederhelmi park
2.9 km from centre
Toidusalu
2.9 km from centre
Pae aed
3.0 km from centre
Ülemiste City park
3.0 km from centre
Ronimisministeeriumi linnaaed
3.1 km from centre
Karjamaa park
3.2 km from centre
Krameri kogukonnaaed
3.4 km from centre