Cultural and creative centre `Aparaaditehas`
Entertainment, Accessible, Accessible to parents with baby-strollers, Accessible toilet, Parking lot for handicaps
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Aparaaditehas is a cultural and creative center located in Tartu, Estonia. The name “Aparaaditehas” translates to “apparatus factory” in English, and it is housed in a former factory building that has been converted into a space for events, exhibitions, workshops, and performances.
Our center is known for its vibrant cultural scene and we host a variety of events and activities, including concerts, theater performances, film screenings, art exhibitions, and markets. Aparaaditehas also houses a number of artist studios, design shops, cafes and restaurants.
Aparaaditehas is a popular destination for locals and tourists alike, and it has become a hub for the creative community in Tartu. The center has helped to revitalize the area and has played an important role in promoting the arts and culture in Tartu.
During the Soviet times, the factory was used for manufacturing refrigeration equipment, secret submarine parts and in order to mislead the public, also non-functioning umbrellas and zippers. At its heyday in the middle of 1970s, the factory provided employment for almost 1,500 people, it had its own health centre with sauna and a pool, a canteen, it’s own artist and enough administrative premises to occupy several buildings.
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When arriving to Aparaaditehas you first need to park outside in a bigger parking lot where you can find one marked disabled parking spot. Since the Europark parking lot is gravel then we suggest that wheelchair users come with an assistant. From the parking lot you need to cross the road and then you enter court on a wide road and then you already see the shops that are a part of Aparaaditehas. When you enter the courtyard you will find shops, cafes and all kind of different places of interest. Visitors who are wheelchair users find that there is a wheelchair accessible public toilet in the courtyard in indoors what you can find by a signage called “Puhvet”.
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Aparaaditehas is a cultural and creative center located in Tartu, Estonia. The name “Aparaaditehas” translates to “apparatus factory” in English, and it is housed in a former factory building that has been converted into a space for events, exhibitions, workshops, and performances.
Our center is known for its vibrant cultural scene and we host a variety of events and activities, including concerts, theater performances, film screenings, art exhibitions, and markets. Aparaaditehas also houses a number of artist studios, design shops, cafes and restaurants.
Aparaaditehas is a popular destination for locals and tourists alike, and it has become a hub for the creative community in Tartu. The center has helped to revitalize the area and has played an important role in promoting the arts and culture in Tartu.
During the Soviet times, the factory was used for manufacturing refrigeration equipment, secret submarine parts and in order to mislead the public, also non-functioning umbrellas and zippers. At its heyday in the middle of 1970s, the factory provided employment for almost 1,500 people, it had its own health centre with sauna and a pool, a canteen, it’s own artist and enough administrative premises to occupy several buildings.
Description
When arriving to Aparaaditehas you first need to park outside in a bigger parking lot where you can find one marked disabled parking spot. Since the Europark parking lot is gravel then we suggest that wheelchair users come with an assistant. From the parking lot you need to cross the road and then you enter court on a wide road and then you already see the shops that are a part of Aparaaditehas. When you enter the courtyard you will find shops, cafes and all kind of different places of interest. Visitors who are wheelchair users find that there is a wheelchair accessible public toilet in the courtyard in indoors what you can find by a signage called “Puhvet”.
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