Day 4 · Essence of Estonia — 5 Days
Tartu
Drive south to Tartu — a 2.5-hour journey through the Estonian countryside of forests, lakes, and farmland. Tartu is built around its university, founded by Gustavus Adolphus of Sweden in 1632, and the town has the energy of a place where ideas matter. Walk the Town Hall Square, visit the university's 18th-century main building and the cathedral ruins on Toomemägi hill, and explore the Estonian National Museum — a striking modern building that tells the story of the Estonian people from the Ice Age to independence. The Supilinn (Soup Town) neighbourhood, with its colourful wooden houses named after vegetables, is one of the most charming quarters in the Baltics. Farewell dinner at a Tartu restaurant.
- University of Tartu — founded 1632
- Estonian National Museum
- Toomemägi hill and cathedral ruins
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