Tartu

Tartu is Estonia's second largest city and intellectual capital, home to approximately 100,000 people. Known as the home of the University of Tartu, the city is Estonia's centre of education and science. Situated on the banks of the Emajõgi River, Tartu stands out with its youthful energy, rich cultural life, and historic architecture. In 2024, Tartu held the title of European Capital of Culture.

University of Tartu main building and University Museum, Toomemägi Park and Cathedral ruins, Town Hall Square and the Leaning House, Estonian National Museum, AHHAA Science Centre, Emajõgi River banks and Arch Bridge, Aparaaditehas creative quarter, historic streets of Supilinn, University of Tartu Botanical Garden, University of Tartu Art Museum.

Rail connections to Tallinn and Southeast Estonia. City bus network and long-distance coach services across Estonia. Tartu Airport with international flights. The University of Tartu and Estonian University of Life Sciences provide top-tier education. Tartu University Hospital is the main hospital of Southern Estonia. Extensive cycling path network and bike-sharing system.