Tartu Cathedral

Tartu Cathedral

11.10.2023, Tartu. Tartu Cathedral (Toomkirik) was formerly a Catholic church. Today, it is in ruins after it was damaged in a war in 1525. In recent times, a small part of the cathedral has been renovated to house the museum of the University of Tartu. Photo Margus Ansu, Tartu Postimees

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