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In early June, summer is already in full swing in Tartu, and the university town is especially lively. Cafés and restaurants move outdoors, and the cosy city centre is a great place to relax and spend time.
Tartu is a compact and green city that is easy to explore beyond just the centre. The bohemian Karlova district and the distinctive Supilinn neighbourhood are both within a pleasant walking distance or a short bike ride.
There’s plenty to choose from – a great opportunity to try something new and enjoy summer in Tartu.
Visit the Estonian Sports and Olympic Museum, where a brand-new exhibition brings together sport and climate, featuring Tartu Maraton as part of the story. Our participants enjoy a special entry fee.
Looking for more cultural ideas? Check here: Tartu's top museums and exciting attractions | Visit Estonia
A sauna or spa visit is a natural part of an Estonian free time. After a sporty day outside, stillness comes easily here. Aura Water and Sauna Center offers a special entry fee for our participants – a perfect way to relax.
Estonia is a biker's paradise! In a single day, cyclists can move from seaside cliffs to pine forests, from bog landscapes to rolling hills. Even in summer, Estonia’s secondary roads remain relatively empty. This makes long rides more enjoyable and safer than in many larger European countries.
Most of Estonia is ideal for biking, but Tartu and South Estonia stand out for its distinct landscapes: gentle hills and valleys, lakes, and lush forests. While taking part in the race, consider exploring Estonia also beyond the race-day routes!
Discover the best cycling routes at Visit Estonia.
Visit Estonia is also on Komoot! The profile offers a curated selection of cycling routes across Estonia designed to help you explore the country on two wheels.
For more inspiration:
TARTU
Explore & Discover | Visit Estonia
SUMMER IN ESTONIA
FOODIE TOUR AROUND SOUTH ESTONIA
Photos:
Tartu Town Hall Square, Riina Varol
Estonian Sports and Olympic Museum
Tartu Rattaralli, Adam Illingworth
