Tagurpidi maja – an upside–down house located in front the Estonian National Museum. My absolute favorite! http://www.tagurpidimaja.eeAHHAA – a science theme park for families.  The centre has everything: from turning tunnels and rooms, to live chick-hatching,  artifical wombs, high wire cycling (with safety net), strange musical instruments and… a planetarium! A great place for children and adults http://www.ahhaa.eeToy Museum – with its wonderful collection of old and new toys from around the world. And there are several interesting puppet theaters in the basement http://www.mm.ee/en

The Citizen’s Museum, which is quite small, but really interesting https://linnamuuseum.tartu.ee/en/19-saj-linnakodaniku-muuseum/muuseumi-tutvustus/Estonian National Museum where you can learn about the history and culture of Estonia http://www.erm.ee/enTartu Cathedral, located on the beautiful Toomemägi Hill. If you go to the top of the ruin, you will have a great view of Tartu https://www.ut.ee/en/university/general/sights-and-museums/towers-of-the-dome-cathedral

And of course, the University of Tartu – the largest and most comprehensive university in Estonia https://www.ut.ee/en/university/general

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