Art exhibition by Piibe Arraku opened at Tartu train station

An art exhibition by painter Piibe-Imbi Arraku opened in the waiting hall of Tartu railway station, showcasing Tartu's attractions to visitors. QR code labels will soon be added to the paintings, directing interested visitors to the exact locations depicted.

Tartu railway station has acquired a new attraction – an art exhibition by painter Piibe-Imbi Arraku is now open in the waiting hall, giving people a reason to visit the station even if they don't plan to take a train. The exhibition introduces Tartu and its best-known landmarks through the artist's eye.

In the coming days, the paintings will be accompanied by information labels with printed QR codes that visitors can scan with their smartphones to discover the exact location in Tartu depicted in each artwork. This transforms the exhibition into an interactive guide for exploring the city.

The exhibition is especially well-suited for travelers waiting for their trains, offering them an opportunity to familiarize themselves with Tartu before arriving in the city. It also provides local residents and visitors with an enjoyable cultural experience at the central railway station.