Tartu Song Festival Museum
Built i the first half of 19th century, this classical- style building is a heritage and important for Estonian culture. Vanemuise Society, who laid the foundation for the Estonian song festival traditions, was active here in 1870- 1903 and also Estonian folk play “ Saaremaa cousin” (“Saaremaa onupoeg”) by Lydia Koidula was performed which celebrated birth of Estonian theatre. Song Festival Museum’s permanent exhibition, which includes three parts, is focused on building’s history, song festival traditions and birth of national theatre. Museum’s beautiful park is waiting for visitors.
Times and prices
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Tuesday–saturday:
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12:00 - 18:00 |
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Monday, sunday:
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closed |
| Adult: |
from 2 € |
| Child: |
from 1 € |
| Family ticket: |
from 5 € |
| Pensioner: |
from 1 € |
| University student: |
from 1 € |
| School student: |
from 1 € |
Exact price to be clarified by service provider.
Languages spoken
- Estonian
- English
- Russian
- Finnish
- German
Features
- Exhibition
- Information boards
- Information point
- Electronic information point
- Convenient Store
- Souvenirs
- Recreation area/picnic ground
- Wheelchair accessible
- Toilet
- WiFi
- Free parking
Additional services
- Guide service available
- Audio guide
- Themed events
- Workshops
- Seminar
Discounts
- ISIC
- For children
- For students
- For pensioners
Meals
Seminar and conference rooms
