Tartu
Tartu is a city in eastern Estonia. It’s known for the prestigious, 17th-century University of Tartu. The old town centers on the university’s neoclassical main building, and the cafe-filled Town Hall Square, home to the Kissing Students fountain. The modern Science Centre AHHAA has hands-on exhibits and a 4D cinema. The ruined Tartu Cathedral, in hilltop Toomemägi Park, has 2 restored towers with viewing platforms. ― Google
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Gustav Raud
Painter
Hilda Kamdron
Artist
Juri Lotman
Estonian literary historian
Alexander von Bunge
Russian botanist
Arnold Kask
Linguist
Gunnar Uusi
Rudolf Sepp
Painter
Silvia Jõgever
Artist
Friedrich Maximilian von Klinger
German dramatist
Ellinor Aiki
Painter
Juhan Peegel
Estonian journalist
Avdotia Jelagina
Arthur Robert Hone
Marju Lepajõe
Estonian translator
Gotthard Johann von Knorring
General
Fred Kudu
Konstantin von Kügelgen
Painter
Olaf Luiga
Estonian Olympic athlete
Kaljo Pork
Botanist
Ottomar Meykow
Jurist
Gustav von Ewers
German historian
Hermann Guido von Samson-Himmelstjerna
Physician
Aleksander Läte
Composer
Anton Jürgenstein
Politician
Hermann von Wedel
Juhan Simm
Estonian composer
Rudolf Julius von zur Mühlen
German painter
Karl Menning
Estonian theatre director
Valmar Adams
Estonian poet
Aira Kaal
Estonian writer
Ain Kaalep
Estonian author
Aleksander Eller
Estonian Sculptor
Fyodor Klement
Fedor Bucholtz
Botanist
Viktor Puskar
Military officer
Gottlob Benjamin Jäsche
Philosopher
Johannes Hirv
Sculptor
Efraim Allsalu
Estonian painter
Eduard Georg von Wahl
Surgeon
Aksel Kipper
Astronomer
Harald Keres
Estonian physicist
Elsa Ratassepp
Estonian film actress
Jaan Eilart
Estonian botanist
Lazar Gulkowitsch
Avdotya Yelagina
Thomas Clausen
Danish jazz pianist
Alexander Schmidt
German physiologist