Tartu is the second largest city in Estonia.

Tartu may also refer to:

• Tartu (urban municipality), an urban municipality containing the city and an adjacent rural area
• Tartu County, in which the city is located
• Tartu Parish, a rural municipality in Tartu County neighbouring the city
• 35618 Tartu, an asteroid

• Siege of Tartu (1224), part of the Christian conquest of Estonia
• Treaty of Tartu (Russian–Estonian), a February 1920 peace treaty between the Russian Soviet Federated Socialist Republic and newly independent Estonia
• Treaty of Tartu (Russian–Finnish), an October 1920 peace treaty between the Russian Soviet Federated Socialist Republic and newly independent Finland
• Battle of Tartu (1941), a World War II battle for the city
• Tartu Offensive (1944), a World War II offensive

• Tartu Air Base or Raadi Airfield, a former air base northeast of the city of Tartu
• Jean-François Tartu (1751-1793), French naval officer
• French frigate Uranie (1788), renamed Tartu in honour of Jean-François Tartu
• French destroyer Tartu (1931), a destroyer named in honour of Jean-François Tartu
• French destroyer Tartu (D636), a T 53-class destroyer named in honour of Jean-François Tartu

• University of Tartu, the largest university in Estonia
• Tartu Academy of Theology, a private university
• Estonian Aviation Academy, a public university known as Tartu Aviation College before 1996
• Tartu Art College, an upper secondary vocational art school

• Tartu College, a student residence in Toronto, Canada
• Tartu Cathedral, Tartu, Estonia
• Tartu Observatory, the largest astronomical observatory in Estonia
• Tartu Ülikool Korvpallimeeskond, an Estonian professional basketball club based in Tartu
• The Adventures of Tartu, a Second World War spy film reissued in the US under the title Tartu
• Tartu, a variety of the South Estonian language

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