You could easily say that Peter the Great's spectacular Northern Baroque palace is a work of art in and of itself, but the palace is also home to Estonia's museum of foreign art. Paintings by 16th- 18th-century Dutch, German, Italian and masters, as well as 18th - 19th-century Russian works make up most of what's on display. Intriguing examples of sculpture, porcelain and glass can also be found here. Through June 24: Undiscovered masterpieces. Russian art from collections of the baltic countries.

Admission €4.50. Joint ticket (Kadriorg Palace and Mikkel Museum) €4.80.

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• Dr Brian Eyden - Manchester 07 July 2010
  Why are the three major art galleries/museums in Tallinn ALL CLOSED on the same day, Monday? Couldn't you all co-operate and have one of them open on a Monday? Not surprisingly, my comments have arisen from the fact that I am planning a visit to Tallinn .... on a Monday.