• Tartu Kunstimuuseum - The house faces the river is supported by the old city wall. You will see the exhibition of Estonian Art of the Tartu Museum of Art in the house.
• University of Tartu Museum - One of Estonia’s most outstanding examples of classical architecture is this university.
• St. John Church, Tartu - The church is unique in Europe due to its many original terracotta sculptures. There are almost 1,000 terracotta sculptures survive, their age reaching nearly 700 years.
• Tartu Mänguasjamuuseum / Tartu Toy Museum - Workshops and play areas are also accessible. In the outbuilding, you can view puppets from Estonian puppet movies and temporary exhibitions. Along with a theater hall, a puppet museum, and a kids’ studio, the museum also houses a theater structure called “Teatri kodu” (The Home of Theater).
• Tartu Cathedral - Tartu Cathedral is located on the beautiful Toome Hill. It is one of the largest churches in Estonia.

• Guided by a local professional

• Tartu kunstimuuseum Admission Fees
• Tartu St John’s church of the Estonian evangelical Lutheran church Admission Fees
• Home of theatre of Tartu toy museum (manguasjamuuseum) Admission Fees
• Tartu Cathedral (Tartu Toomkirik) Admission Fees

Joined by an experienced guide, you’ll get to see the most captivating sights in town. Did you know Tartu is home to the famous Estonian song festivals? You’ll traverse through the city, learning about its intriguing lore and facts. Tartu, referred to almost 1000 years ago, will astonish you with its impeccable cleanliness, generous spread of nature, and city-center parks. You’ll uncover countless tales ensconced within the nooks of Tartu’s streets and buildings. Your delightful guide will share what makes life here so unparalleled and extraordinary. Ideal for first-time visitors who wish to maximize their stay in the city!

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