The 19th Century Tartu Citizen’s Home Museum

Seoses jõulude ja aastavahetusega on Tartu Linnaaajaloo Muuseumide lahtiolekuajad tavapärasest erinevad.

From November 24 we kindly ask you to wear a mask at the museums. Thank you!  

Tartu City Museum and its branches will be using new trademark Tartu City History Museums from now on. The change is important to allow every museum to keep its own identity and history. The five … Loe rohkem

Suvi on viljade küpsemise ja värske toidu tarbimise aeg. Muuseumi hubases interjööris, kus valitseb hetkel suvine valgus, loovad puu- ja juurviljade, kalade, kartulite jm toidumotiividega lauanõud aastaajale vastavat rõõmsat meeleolu.

Tartu City Museum branches open to visitors from May 19th during regular hours. Tartu City Museum is open Wed–Sun 11–18. The exhibition “On the Stage and on the Canvas” will remain open until July 31. KGB … Loe rohkem

On 23 February, The 19th Century Tartu Citizen’s Museum is closed due to upcoming Independence Day! Happy Independence Day, Estonia!

During holiday period the 19th Century Tartu Citizen’s Home Museum is closed on December 24, 2019, on December 25, 2019, on December 26, 2019, and on January 1, 2020. Happy holidays!

New exhibition “Samovar” from October 16! The exhibition features samovars from the collections of the Tartu City Museum. The majority of them belonged to Endel Taniloo, but were acquired to the collection of Tartu City Museum in 1981. Most of the … Loe rohkem

On Friday, April 19th the 19th Century Citizen’s Home Museum will be closed as well as on Sunday, April 21st. However, on Saturday, April 20th the museum will be open during it’s regular hours of … Loe rohkem

Beginning with April, the 19th Century Tartu Citizen’s Home Museum is open from 11:00-17:00 Wednesday-Saturday and from 11:00-15:00 on Sundays. The Opening Hours of the summer season last until the end of September.