A wooded park with unusual sculptures and the exterior of Glehn Castle.
Why stop here
Look for Kalevipoeg and the dragon known as the Crocodile as you follow the woodland paths. The palm-house structure and castle give this protected landscape a distinctive architectural layer.
Plan your visit
The park visit does not include automatic castle or observatory admission. Stay on established routes and choose footwear for woodland paths and slopes; check individual buildings separately if planning to enter.
Visitor information
- Address: Vana-Mustamäe 48, Tallinn
- Official visitor information
- Directions
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Sources and photograph
Information checked 2026-10-21. Opening times, programmes and admission details can change.
Map position: Location source. The pin marks the destination area; check local entrance and parking directions.
Kalevipoeg sculpture in Glehn Park in winter. Photograph: source by HartOve, CC BY-SA 4.0. Resized to WebP.
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