The Estonian National Museum in Tartu showcases the culture and history of Estonia and Finno-Ugric peoples. Its exhibitions involve advanced technology and include the award-winning 'Echo of the Urals', which celebrates national identity through storytelling and interactive displays.

Aura Waterpark is a fun water park in Tartu, Estonia. It features both 50m and 25m indoor pools, two slides, and a cafe to relax after swimming.

The University of Tartu Botanical Gardens, founded in 1803, is one of the oldest botanical gardens in the world. It features 6500 species of plants from various climates, with a large palm house that is the biggest in the Baltic States.

Upside Down House is a fun attraction in Tartu, Estonia where everything is turned upside down. Visitors can explore an unusual house where furniture and rooms are inverted, creating a unique photo opportunity and experience.

The Tartu Toy Museum is a charming place where toys from the past come to life. Visitors can explore Estonian toys, dolls from around the world, and play in fun activities designed for children.