Observatooriumi tänav 1, Tõravere alevik, Nõo vald, Tartu maakond
See photos (15) Tartu Observatory in Tõravere is one of the 21 places worth discovering in Southern Estonia that are marked with a yellow National Geographic window; if you are interested in nature and space technology, visiting those places is highly recommended.
In Observatory you can find:
- Renovated courtyard with new attractions
- Tõravere ‘hill landscape’ in the yellow window
- A 1.5 m telescope with a mirror (biggest in Scandinavia).
- Different exhibitions and activities for schools and companies
Bring your family and friends - we are totaly in space!
Thursday–sunday: 12:00 - 16:00
Monday–wednesday: closed
Is open advance bookings only
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Tartu Observatory is located in Tõravere, Nõo rural municipality, Tartu County along the Tartu-Valga highway about 20 km from the border of Tartu. You can get to Tõravere by bus, by car, or by a motorbike; you can also come here by bicycle or on foot.
| Bus: | Tõravere |
| Train: | Tõravere |
