Oskar Luts Home Museum provides you with information and emotions of a man who gave the Estonian people the immortal novel Kevade (Spring) and who lived side by side with the legend of himself for decades in Tartu.The axis of the exposition is the writer’s own lyrical and humorous text, his books, paintings, photos, and the historical study and guest room. Children have the opportunity to participate in drama plays and museum lessons inspired by the writer’s works (reservation necessary). In spring, there are concerts, exhibitions and theatre nights for the townspeople in the Museum’s garden.

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