University of Tartu, Museum of Natural History

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• Shy Haq

  09 May 2018

  Fantastic place.it is moderately big which I didn't expect before entering.very neatly arranged and put together in different sections.in coming years I am sure its going to be a great museum as new specimens are being added each passing year and gradually it wil also get to a larger size.great experience.😊😊

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• Janne Aule

  29 March 2018

  It may seem like mission impossible when you arrive at their doorstep, but the building is a lot bigger than the museum itself since it also hosts lectures. The exhibition itself can be accessed by an elevator next to the ticket office. They have totally remodeled the whole exhibition a couple of years ago. The animals are all still there, just presented in a new way, but they have added a new part about Earth. There are also a lot more hands-on possibilities to look closely different insects for example or to listen to the sounds of different birds.
  I think, though, that a typical 5-year-old could manage to pay attention during the whole visit, but 7 would be an even better age to visit. If you aim to just walk through the exhibition quite quickly, you could try it with a younger child as well.

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• TK Hawkeye

  08 September 2017

  Great place with lots to see.

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• Jan Altman

  07 September 2017

  Nice

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• Margus Veem

  15 August 2017

  A glimpse of nature. It takes 1-2 hours depending on you thoroughness. There are rocks, stuffed birds-animals-fish. There are bugs and funge. There are skeletons. What else do you need, maybe a good coffe, but you can get in Aparaaditehas, so. All swell!

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• Richard Haynes

  18 June 2017

  We thoroughly enjoyed our visit to this wonderful museum. Brilliantly detailed displays with well written explanations. I particularly enjoyed the extensive mineral and meteorite collections. Fabulous.

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• Alexandr Fadeev

  23 April 2017

  The museum is quite big and interesting. You can listen to different birds and frogs. It's also free for students.

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• Gerrerth Kaur

  14 March 2017

  Massive auditory

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• Kaido Kariste

  18 August 2016

  Uus ekspositsioon oli tehtud interaktiivsemaks. Meeldis, et oli juurde pandud, kas tegu on Eesti või mõne muu maailmajao kivimiga ja siis millisega.

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• Heiki Tomann

  21 June 2016

  Kivimite osa üllatas oma mitmekesisusega. Vanasti oli muuseumis realistlik rannikulindude väljapanek, millel pult, kus hakkas õige linnu juurse tuli põlema ja said nime ja pildi kokku viia. See oleks võinud alles jääda, laste lemmik oli omal ajal. Aga muidu 5 palli

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• Mikk Tooming

  20 June 2016

  Interesting exhibitions.

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