Come to enjoy the special spirit of Tartu and the University of Tartu. The University of Tartu Museum is located in the heart of Tartu – in the cathedral on Toome Hill – and its exhibitions present the history of the university and its research. Here, you will also find fascinating exhibits about Tartu Cathedral, the Crazy Scientist's Lab and interesting temporary exhibitions.
May–September | October–April |
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Tue–Sun 10:00–18:00 | Wed–Sun 11:00–17:00 |
The museum is closed on public holidays. On request, you can arrange to visit the museum and the cathedral’s towers, with a tour guide, outside the official opening hours. In this case, tickets are double the price plus the fee for the tour guide.
May–September | October–April | |
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Adult | 10 € | 8 € |
Discount* | 8 € | 6 € |
Family ticket** | 25 € | 21 € |
The ticket provides admission to the museum and the cathedral’s towers.
May–September | |
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Adult | 5 € |
Discount* | 3 € |
The ticket provides admission to the cathedral’s towers. The towers are open for visitors from May until the end of September.
Adult | 15 € |
Discount* | 9 € |
Family ticket** | 30 € |
Combined ticket provides admission to the University of Tartu Museum, the Old Observatory and the University of Tartu Art Museum. The ticket is valid for one month from the day of purchase.
The price for a guided tour of the UT Museum is 40 €. Museum tickets must also be purchased for the guided tour of the building. The price for a guided tour outside the museum is 80 € per tour.
Discount applies to pensioners, conscripts, schoolchildren, university students, seniors, holders of international student cards (ISIC Scholar, ISIC Student) or teacher cards (ITIC Teacher) and UYTC Youth Travel Card holders.
The family ticket is valid for up to two adults and accompanying children. Free entrance for children under eight.