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Tartu - Minivan & Minibus Hire

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The configuration of the top search form: Search minivan or minibus vehicles at the rental location 'Tartu - Airport'. Address: Tartu Airport, Tõrvandi, 61715, Tartumaa, Estonia.

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Tartu: 2 rental offices

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Tartu - Airport

Tartu, Estonia: minivan rental hints

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Typical models of the minivan/minibus class in Tartu are: Citroen Picasso, Citroen Jumper 8 seater, Citroen C8 Tdi, VW Touran, Peugeot 807 7 seater, Opel Zafira and others.

Standard capacity of a minivan in Estonia is up to 9 people (8+1 formula), traditionally providing seven or eight passenger seats. The capacity of a minibus may vary from 9 to 15 people.

Please note, that in order to rent in Estonia a vehicle with capacity which exceeds 8 passengers, you would need a driving license of the corresponding category.

Minivan dimensions are quite unusual for an ordinary driver, which sometimes leads to appearance of scratches and dents during unsuccessful manoeuvring or parking. Therefore, we encourage you to order full coverage of insurance franchise during your booking, or directly at the rental office in Tartu.

Before leaving the parking garage in Tartu, inspect the minivan for exteriour defects and other signs of damage together with the office representative and mark the found defects found in your rental documents.

OrangeSmile.com wishes you a great driving experience on the roads of Estonia!

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OrangeSmile.com minivan rental locations nearby Tartu

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Driving Advices for Estonia – Traffic Regulations and Road Usage Peculiarities

Drivers should pay attention to car plate numbers. Driving with a dirty plate number will certainly be regarded as an attempt to escape from the control of stationary cameras installed on roads. Driving with a dirty plate number may result in a fine of 40 euro.

In Estonia, motorists treat pedestrians with great attention. When approaching a traffic light or a pedestrian crossing, don’t forget to slow down. If there are people at an unregulated crossroads, you need to stop completely and give way to pedestrians. The fine for not providing way to people is 200 euro.

Petrol stations in Estonia usually sell diesel fuel and unleaded gasoline (95 and 98). Gas filling stations are also quite common in the country. Drivers, who plan to make long distance rides, will be glad to know that in Estonia it is allowed to carry petrol in cans.

Travelling in minivan through Tartu

Tartu: topics

Next to the Town Hall Square is an interesting architectural structure, the Falling house. The building is tilted immediately after construction, but local residents have decided not to destroy it. Now the construction is carefully tended and restored. In a couple of minutes’ walk from the Falling house there is the Museum of Modern Art, which regularly hosts cultural events of different formats. The exposition of this popular museum changes several times in a month; works of beginning artists and photographers are shown and various presentations and competitions are held here.
Not far from the center of the historic district is the most important religious landmark, the St. John's Church. It is amazingly beautiful building made in a unique architectural style and featuring luxurious interior decoration. As many years ago, main ornaments of the church are exquisite terracotta statues. According to historical data, initially there were about two thousand statues, but after a century only several graceful figures have survived.

The Tartu Toy Museum is the only one of its kind in Baltics. It would be interesting for both youngest guests of the city and their parents. A walk up the Toome Hill (Toomemagi) is very popular among fans of natural attractions. It is home to several prominent attractions such as the Dome Cathedral and the Museum of the University of Tartu.
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