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Accommodation and stays in Tartu
Estonia's spirited university city combines a cosy old town, a lively student culture, and the calm banks of the Emajõgi river. Accommodation ranges from design hotels to budget-friendly hostels. Tartu is also the county town of Tartu County and the largest city in South Estonia.
Places to stay in Tartu
Hektor Design Hostel
Täisautomaatne hostel Tartus — saun, jõusaal, ühine köök ja tasuta WiFi kõikjal.
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from 72€/öö
Luxury Family Apartment
Peresõbralik korter Tartus, tasuta parkimine ja mugavused kogu perele.
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Our tips for a budget-friendly stay
- Old town proximity: most sights are within walking distance, so you usually won't need a car.
- Student season: September and May fill up faster because of student events — book early.
- Accommodation along the Emajõgi often has the best views, though it can be a little further from the city centre.
Local sights
- Tartu Cathedral ruins — the medieval cathedral ruins on Toome Hill, with an observation tower.
- AHHAA Science Centre — the largest science centre in the Baltics, popular with families.
- University of Tartu main building — an 18th-century neoclassical building, the heart of Estonia's oldest university.
- Emajõgi promenade — a riverside walking path and the Arch Bridge, close to the old town.
- Estonian National Museum (ERM) — Estonia's largest cultural history museum, located on the grounds of Raadi manor.
Frequently asked questions
Where's the best place to stay in Tartu?
The area between the old town and the Emajõgi river has the shortest walking distance to most sights.
Are there family-friendly places to stay in Tartu?
Yes, several guest apartments and larger hotels offer family rooms and apartments with kitchens.