Organise events

The University of Tartu Museum operates in three landmark buildings in the centre of Tartu and offers opportunities to organise various events – both in the cathedral’s premises and in the art museum and the observatory. 

University of Tartu Museum

The premises of the University of Tartu Museum formerly housed a library and a church, making it an event venue with a special atmosphere. Three rooms can be rented in the cathedral.

White Hall

The ruins of the cathedral

Study lab

University of Tartu Art Museum

The charming rooms of the art museum on the first floor of the university’s main building have a special Pompeian-style interior inspired by antiquity. The art museum offers rooms for rent that are perfect for book launches, post-conference gatherings, receptions, Christmas parties and much more.

Rooms in the University of Tartu Art Museum

The Old Observatory

The Old Observatory was once one of the most important global astronomy centres. It is also the location of one of the measurement points of the Struve Geodetic Arc, which has been on the UNESCO World Heritage List since 2005. The observatory’s rooms are perfect for organising birthday parties, receptions and seminars for smaller groups.

Rooms in the Old Observatory

Photography and filming

For regular visitors 

Visitors to the University of Tartu Museum are allowed to take pictures and to film here, as long as they do not use flash or disturb other visitors.

For commercial purposes 

Photography and filming for commercial purposes must be agreed in advance with the museum’s department of communication (contact kadri.kaljurand@ut.ee).

Kadri Kaljurand
University of Tartu Museum
Communication Office
Programme Director
+372 737 6072
Kadri Kaljurand
University of Tartu Museum
Communication Office
Programme Director
+372 737 6072
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