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Kadriorg Park
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Kadriorg Park covers about 70 hectares east of Tallinn's centre and was laid out from 1718 on the orders of Peter the Great around Kadriorg Palace. Baroque flower gardens, the Swan Pond with its pavilion, an informal seaside section from 1897 and a Japanese garden completed in 2011 show park design from four centuries; Kumu stands at its edge.
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