Tartu

Tartu (formerly known as Dorpat or Yuryev) is the second largest city in Estonia with a population of around 96,000. A Hanseatic city and a university town, it dates back to 1030, and as such it's the oldest city in the Baltics. Although large parts of the town were destroyed in World War II, Tartu still has a charming old town surrounded by large parks (some of which used to be fully built-up neighbourhoods before the war). Toomemägi, or Cathedral Hill, towering over the city, hold some of Tartu's major sights.

Shopping centre next to Kaubamaja. Has a spa. Opened in 2016.

Kvartal

Features a wide range of small boutiques, as well as big department stores Maksimarket, Lidl and Rimi. Has a hotel, cinema, indoors adventure park as well as a skating rink.

Lõunakeskus

Department store with several floors full of fascinating things to buy. "Kaubamaja" belongs to Kaubamaja consortium.

Markets and independent shops in Tartu

Kvartal

Lõunakeskus

Tartu Kaubamaja

Prisma Sõbra

Tasku

Veeriku Ostukeskus