The banks of Emajõgi
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If it actually is humanly possible to get tired of the big city life in Tartu, just head down to the hiking tracks along the banks of river Emajõgi. You’ll be wandering around wild nature in 15 minutes.
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Genialistide Klubi
Nightclubs
27
3
You can't have lived in Tartu and not have heard of the Genialistide klubi. If this place believed in translations, the name would mean something akin to "Genius club", but better. An establishment within subcultures, it makes for a venue where theatre, music, cinema and joy meet.
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Lodjakoda
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9
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While taking a walk along the picturesque bank of Emajõgi, you just might stumble upon a weird looking wooden construction-thingy. Guess what... They’re hiding a real boat under it! Feel free to check out how the building process is coming along or if you are really eager, why not give them a helping hand.
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Toy Museum
Fun & Active
12
3
Fun and interesting visit for both children and those who refuse to grow up.
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Aura Keskus
Fun & Active
7
1
Their selection of different saunas (it’s a must for a true Estonian experience, I mean, who doesn’t love sitting around naked in 100°C?), water slides, hot tubs and swimming pools should bring a smile to the face of even the neediest of bathers.
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Vanemuine
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7
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You might have heard that us, Estonians, love theatre and every decent town has at least got a stage or two. Vanemuine being the oldest theatre in Estonia could quite easily be called the heart of cultural Tartu.
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TCCI
Fun & Active
2
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Tartu Centre for Creative Industries is a hub for people with ideas. Besides incubating creative start-ups they’ve got an art gallery, an Estonian design shop, vintage shop and a cafe – all in a charming old timey wooden house setting. Open-air events take place in a large park behind the houses.
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Eesti Rahva Muuseum | Estonian National Museum
Fun & Active
6
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Through the Museum’s exhibitions and events, one can take a look at Estonians’ everyday lives and get familiar with local dress, language and customs throughout different periods.
Also a very nice and relaxing big area to walk around or play disc golf.
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Elektriteater
Fun & Active
11
2
Elektriteater screens mainly European and Estonian films of the more curious variety. One of the great things about this place is that they don’t sell popcorn, so you can quietly feast your eyes on the film without someone complementing the soundtrack with their constant munching and crunching.
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