Calming Walk in Snowy Tartu, Estonia | Sony A1 8K

Take a 30 minute relaxing walk with me during some heavy snowing in Tartu, Estonia. Perfect for winding down after a busy day.
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[@eduardpavlov1986]

All my worries vanished after watching this video

[@WanderingFrames3]

I am glad you enoyed it my friend!

[@HenAnd-DK]

Beautiful old town, thanks for the tour.

[@WanderingFrames3]

You are welcome and thanks!

[@pinkvelvet3865]

It looks like a nice country to visit on spring or fall.

[@WanderingFrames3]

It is lovely during all seasons!🙂

[@VONALEXANDRIA]

I was just showing my friend this video and telling her, I HAVE to watch this video after dealing with the stress of life and then watch Tiktok and other loud videos. This is really kind of of healing, it stops the noise, slows things down, removes the stress I'm going through for the moment. I need this. Thank you from Philadelphia, PA USA.

[@WanderingFrames3]

Thank you so much! I am glad that you find it helpful. All the best to you and greetings from Estonia🙏

[@HansWalkingTours]

So pretty. Beautiful place ❤

[@WanderingFrames3]

It really is🙂

[@martinkoitmae6655]

Tartu is beautiful as always❤️

[@WanderingFrames3]

Couldn't agree more!

[@ThinkHEAVEN-YouTube]

Guessing it's the second biggest place, after Tallinn? 🎉 😳 Wow.

[@WanderingFrames3]

It is indeed, around 100 000 people live in this city.

[@alexandrastratanphotographer]

so beautiful

[@WanderingFrames3]

Thank you!

[@alexandrastratanphotographer]

❤@@WanderingFrames3

[@guidebooktraveller]

Tartu looks beautiful in winter. Thanks so much for sharing the tour, from new sub🙏❤️

[@WanderingFrames3]

It sure does🙂. You are welcome and thanks for the sub!

[@VONALEXANDRIA]

How much does it snow there out of the year?

[@WanderingFrames3]

It really depends, sometimes we get quite a lot of snowfall, but then we usually get another period of above freezing temperatures. I would say the average snowcover is around 15-25cm in the countryside and little bit less in the cities and coastal regions. But it all really depends, some years there is very little snow at all. The snowy months are usually the second part of November until the end of March, but that also varies, we have had years where snow comes down in October and stays pretty consistently until April and we have had years where the first serious snowcover appears in January and maybe stays only until February. So overall it is very hectic as the larger climate change is evident worldwide :)