Tasku Centre

Turu tänav 2, Tartu linn, Tartu

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Tasku, situated in the centre of Tartu, is a shopping centre with the best selection of fashion brands in Southern Estonia.Here, you will find over 40 shops selling clothes, footwear and accessories, and a large book store.

We also offer plenty of choices for dining: Da Vici Past & Pizza, Yakuza sushi Bar, American restaurant BabyBack Ribs & BBQ, and Boost Juice Bar, Coffee In and Surf & Sun café offer quick and healthy refreshments.

Enjoy amazing city views from the Plasku rooftop observation platform and walk on the Tartu Pioneers' Alley.

Visit the fashion temple in the city centre of Tartu!

Times and prices

Open all year round

Monday–saturday: 10:00 - 21:00
Sunday 10:00 - 18:00

Features and amenities

WIFI
Food and drinks
Wheelchair access

Amenities

Wheelchair accessible
Tax-free
Children's playroom
Activities for children
WiFi
WC

Additional services

Meals
Left luggage

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Getting there

Tasku Centre is located in the centre of Tartu, near the bus station, the market, the Science Center AHHAA, and the Aura centre. Town Hall Square is a 10-minute walk away.

Access

Signposted
Sealed access road
By public transport
By car

Stops nearby

Bus:

Turu

Coordinates

58°22'40''N 26°43'50''E
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Reviews

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hanna541

Compact shopping centre

The shopping centre is centrally located and offers almost everything you need. Wi-Fi works well. Tasku carwash in the downstairs offers great service too.

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vivianl70

I personally like this shopping center because its compact size

This shopping center is the nearest to hotel Dorpat, There are several shops, clothes, shoes, make up, flowers, pharmacy, food, household textiles, optical shops, bars and cafes. I found this...

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Derettens O

Tasku (shopping mall) and Plasku (office block)

Tasku translates as 'wallet' or 'pocket', which may infer visitors need to bring their wallets. Plasku - built before Tasku - translates as 'flask', which is its visual appearance. Tasku is linked...

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