Tourist Attractions & Sightseeing

In 1840s, the religious movement took place in Suure-Jaani parish. The "Russian" religion was introduced to Estonians. The Orthodox congregation of the Suure-Jaani was founded in 1847 and the cemetery in 1911.   The Orthodox Churc...

The sculpture in front of the Market Hall symbolizes the fatness of the Southern Estonian soil. The first fields in Estonia appeared in the beginning of the II millennium BC. Pigs have been kept here for a couple of thousands of years.  

The Red Tower is the only preserved part of the medieval defence wall of the city. The tower was named after the red bricks that used to cover its exterior, but as they have not been restored, then the tower you see today is white instead. You can try t...

When the spring waters flow the river Emajõgi fills her mouth’s lakes and her lakes and the great Peipsi will become a united water field. After a snowy winter Emajõgi reaches the streets of Tartu’s old outskirts Supilinn and children travel by...