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This nondescript building was the headquarters of the Estonian KGB. It tells the story of how the prisoners were treated there, and some stories about the Estonian resistance heroes, the Forest Brothers. The museum is small and does not have a very big sign, so look carefully.
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An outstanding redbrick Finnish National Romanticist style building by the famous Finnish architect Eliel Saarinen.
One of the first buildings of the re-opened Tartu University, built in 1803-1805 according to the drawings of university architect J. Krause.
Congregates several creative enterprises and creates therefore a creative atmosphere. The three buildings of the centre were built between 1830 and 1913 and represent different architectural styles: historicism and Art Nouveau.
Kirjanike Oscar Wilde ja Eduard Vilde mälestusmärk
The observatory, designed by university architect J.W. Krause, was built at the beginning of the 19th century. Working place of many famous astronomers including Struve; indeed the observatory is a point on the world heritage listed Struve Geodetic Arc spanning from the Arctic Sea to the Black Sea.