Tourist Attractions & Sightseeing

The Liphardt’s Chapel was built in 1772 to the old Vastseliina cemetery (also known as “the German Cemetery”). The Liphardt family bought a manor in Vastseliina in 1757 and ruled the area for seven generations until 1920. 

Tartu as a city of river can't escape from bridges. The Market Bridge is the only suspending bridge in the city and the highest. The most famous bridge in the city is the one which doesn't exist anymore: the Stone Bridge which was destroyed in the II Wo...

The University of Tartu is rich in cultural and historical heritage. Visitors of every age will find plenty of opportunities for discovery at the four museums of the university – the UT History Museum in the old building of the former Dome Cathedral, th...