Tartu: A Scenic Town in the Baltic States
A hidden gem in the northern part of Europe is Tartu, Estonia, situated two to three hours southeast of Tallinn. Often overlooked by tourists, the town ofTartuhas a lot to offer. Home to northern Europe’s oldest universities, a swarm of museums and an upbeat nightlife, Tartuis not just another European old town. The city’s compact design gives it the quaint feel of an effortlessly accessible place and its lively and youthful atmosphere is because of the hustle and bustle of the local and international students. People can get to Tartu, Estonia through the Ulenurme Airport (TAY).
Best Time to Visit
The best time to visit Tartu, Estonia is from June to August. The weather during these months is pleasant and has a limited to little rainfall, that allows tourists to stroll the city. The Tartu Hanseatic Days takes place in July and fills the town with people with historic costumes. Book your Tartu, Estonia hotels now and take part in this fun-filled event.
What to Do & Area Attractions
The Estonian National Museumis one of the main attractions in Tartu, Estonia. The glass-clad building is situated in the grounds of Raadi Manor and was opened in late 2016. After exploring the different exhibits in the museum, you can swing byTartu Cathedral. It is a church ruin in the city that overlooks the lower town and was a former Catholic church. Stay close to the Emajogi River and the Old Town centre by booking a room at Aleksandri Hotel. Art Hotel Pallas by Tartuhotels and the Hotel London by Tartuhotels are accommodations to consider when planning a trip to Tartu.