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.
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12 places match
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Café Krempel
A cosy café which also offers vegan dishes (breakfast only on Sunday) in which you can apparently get in touch with strangers.
Mon-Fri 08:00-18:00, Sat Sun 09:00-18:00
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Café Werner
Kohvik-restoran Werner
Excellent café, in business since 1895. A large selection of baked goods; cakes, pies, buns, sandwiches and so on. They also serve some light dishes.
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Genialistide klubi
An alternative club with concerts, theater performances, seminars, etc. The bar Möku resides on the ground floor.
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Illegaard
Jazz Club. Many sporting events (mainly football) are broadcasted.
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Illusion
According to girls more into Genialistide klubi, Illusion is where people get drunk and start fights, and the music is bad. So, the latter basically means main stream music.
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Pirogov Park
A small park where consuming light (<6%) alcohol is allowed between 15 March and 15 October until 23 (as it's a designated picnic area). It's the only public place in the city where drinking is legal so in the evenings it's full of students and homeless.
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Barlova
Cosy and chilled.
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Café Crepp
French-themed, serves delicious pancakes.
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Möku
A nice, somewhat (more) alternative-hipstery bar.
Mon-Sat 12:00-03:00, Fri Sat until 04:00
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NAIIV
Culture and bar.
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Shooters
Drinking and party, as flat and fun as is it might sound.
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Underground
Küütri 7
12 of 12 places have map locations.