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Conference registration desk
Open:
18.03 10:00-17:00
19.03 9:30-17:00
20.03 9:30-14:30

Name tag
A name tag is required for admittance to all official conference sessions and events.
The name tag can be obtained from the registration desk.

Conference venue
Estonian National Museum
Open Tuesday-Sunday 10:00-18:00
Muuseumi tee 2, Tartu

The conference takes place in the Estonian National Museum, located at the centre of the historic Raadi Manor complex and the old Soviet Military Airport, which opened on 1 October 2016.

Location
The conference auditorium is Jakob Hurt Hall, equipped with free Wi-Fi and 2-pin plugs located under the seats.
Coffee breaks are provided for all conference participants outside Jakob Hurt Hall.
Participants pay for their own lunch at the restaurant.

Exhibitions
There are two permanent exhibitions, both of which have free admission for conference participants, the Estonian exhibition Encounters, and the Finno-Ugric exhibition Echo of the Urals. In addition, several temporary exhibitions are also free to conference participants.

Library
At the main entrance to the Estonian National Museum is the museum library, open from Tuesday to Friday 10:00-17:00. Computers are available for use and phones can be charged there. If you need to print your conference paper or boarding pass or make photocopies, this can be done in the library. 

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Getting to ENM

On foot
From the city centre walk up Roosi Street crossing a couple of other streets until you come to Muuseumi tee, you will see the main entrance to the ENM across the street in front of you. From the Tartu Town Hall Square, it is approximately a 20- to 30-minute walk.

By bike
You can use the Tartu Smart Bikes for getting around the city. For more information, you need to check the website: https://ratas.tartu.ee/ and download the Tartu Smart Bike mobile app.

Public transport
From the city centre the no. 7 bus goes to ENM (ERM) once every half hour from Kesklinn/Soola stop. And from ERM back to Kesklinn/Soola once in half an hour. The ride takes around 10 minutes, the last bus goes at 22 from the ENM to the direction of the centre. Information is available at web.peatus.ee, enter ‘Kesklinn’ and ‘ERM’ for details.

From the train station, through the city center the no. 25 bus goes to ENM (ERM) from Kesklinn/Soola stop.

Tartu buses use a chip card system (Ühiskaart) but you have also the option of paying for your bus ride with your bank card using contactless payment on every ride (1.50 €)