One of the best museums I've been to. I don't usually leave reviews but I really loved learning about Estonian sports and the people involved throughout history and up until recent times.
Greeted by friendly staff who was more than happy to help and point me in right direction. The museum is interactive and you can pretty much touch/use everything not in a glass case or that doesn't have a sign saying "don't touch". You can ride a penny farthing bike, practise your gymnastics, have a go at commentating on a football match, take a basketball shot with the crowd cheering for you. You can walk across a tightrope or rock climb a little as well. The VR headsets were incredible, I decided to go paragliding in VR and I almost felt like I was really up there.
Really, if there is one thing you do in Tartu, I recommend this even if you don't...
Read moreEstonian Sports Museum Presentation by Kalle Voolaid .Founded in 1963 Situated in Tartu (second largest city of Estonia) Central museum of Estonian sports, sport culture and sport history. The museum operates as a cultural centre, organizing exhibitions, seminars and conferences, being engaged in publishing and offering interesting activities for children and adults.
I've been there for birthdays. I recommend taking the time...
Read moreGreat museum to visit with kids - a large part of the exhibition is interactive sports stuff that kids can jump, climb, hang or jump on.
We spent nearly an hour and a half there with a 3 year old, 7 year old and 9 year old kid and had to convince the kids to leave.
For adults, there's a bunch of sports memorabilia displayed behind glass - medals and trophies,...
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