Botanical Garden
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If you want to stop and smell the roses then that's the place to go to. Tartu Botanical Gardens were founded already in 1803 and in 1806 the moved to the current location. Between the plants you'll find interesting sculptures from Tartu Art Museum's collections. Try finding the "napping bear" or the "drowner".
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The Museum Dungeons of the KGB
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The Museum Dungeons of the KGB is situated in the former regional KGB headquarters, also notoriously known as the Grey House. Some cells have been restored and some give an overview of the crimes of communist regime, Siberian prison camps and Estonian resistance movement.
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Tartu University lock-up
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In the attic of the main building of Tartu University is another intriguing place- the little room where the students who infringed the university's Code of Conduct used to "do time" and left verses or monograms in Latin and german on the walls, ceiling and the doors. Ask about the lock-up in the Univeristy Art Museum.
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Toy Museum
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Fun and interesting visit for both children and those who refuse to grow up.
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TYPA
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It is rustic, but still with a warm feeling. A hands on museum where a lot of the machines are working and you can even try them out to make a postcard or notebook. They organise a lot of workshops, too, so there is always a reason to return.
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Dome Church's ruins
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The construction of the Old Dome started already in the 13th century but it was destroyed in a fire in 1624. The preserved part accomodated the university library in the 19th century and now contains the Tartu University History Museum.
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Tartu Art House
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Art is definitely a thing here in Tartu. By having the biggest amount of bohemian sweaters per capita, it truly is no wonder that there are tons of people living here, who call themselves artists. And those who can’t really draw, try to stay cultural by just absorbing the surrounding creative vibes.
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Eesti Rahva Muuseum | Estonian National Museum
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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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Tartu Art Museum
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The Tartu Art Museum is housed in the Pisa Tower of Tartu. This oddly leaning building looks as if it was just a little bit tipsy, but then again how sober is art? Tartmus house was built in 1793. Due to the soggy bank of the River Emajõgi the house has tilted 5,8 degrees, which is greater than the Pisa tower.
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Estonian Sports Museum
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Here in Estonia everyone is extremely proud of their national heroes. The majority of them being professional athletes, it truly isn’t shocking that we’ve opened a sports museum. Not just opened, it’s actually been there for over 50 years. Offering both an educational and an entertaining experience, this hidden gem is gaining fans day by day.
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Mikkeli Galerii
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Look for a sign in big blue letters that says "KUNSTIPOOD", meaning artshop, and you will find Mikkel's Gallery. But it is so much more than that - it's also a gallery and pottery and porcelain studio. You can buy some practical items or beautiful art pieces for your home.
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Gallery Noorus
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Tartu is one damn inspirational town, so it’s really no surprise that we have an art academy here. Gallery Noorus is precisely the place the local youth can show off their latest works.
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