The Old Anatomical Theatre is an impressive piece of neo-classical architecture. It was built by architect J. W. Krause in 1803-05, and was used as an anatomical theatre until 1999. While closed to the public, it is possible to enquire about visiting the premises from University of Tartu Museum. However, the university's collection of decently creepy, formaldehyde-preserved ‘bodies and parts’ that the theatre used to house are on display at the Science Centre AHHAA.

The Old Anatomical Theatre, built by architect J.W. Krause in 1803-05, is an impressive piece of neo-classical architecture. While it is no longer in use as an anatomical theatre, visitors can view the university’s collection of preserved anatomical specimens at the Science Centre AHHAA. These specimens were once housed in the theatre.