Tartu - city of good toughts

This leafy town of students, intellectuals and creatives brings back sweet, youthful memories to many who have once toured the city on a bicycle during their student days.

A home to one of Northern Europe’s oldest universities, Tartu has a wealth of museums (such as Estonian National Museum) and an upbeat nightlife. Upon your arrival in Tartu, you are soon welcomed by a statue of kissing students standing in a large Classicist town square nearby museums, cafes and a large park formed around a hill.

Tartu is very compact, with most sights, restaurants and nightlife nestled across a couple of parallel streets. Being the second largest town in Estonia and a hot bed for creative and scientific culture, there is always something on from theatre performances to concerts and festivals.

Most important sightseeings in Tartu:

• Town hall Square
• Toome hill
• University of Tartu
• Angel's and Devil's bridges
• Upside down house
• Estonian National Museum
• The Widget Factory

To find out more about Tartu there is a tourism infocentre in the Town hall. There you can find Tartu's map and people there kindly suggest you many opportunities what to do in you free time. Also you can visit www.visittartu.ee and explore this beautiful city by yourself.