Andre Cheese Farm

Everybody likes their water centre to be diverse and unique. This is precisely why V Spa offers you 13 different pools and hot tubs, as well as 13 different saunas! V Spa offers something for everyone: relax in the pool and let the underwater jets massage you or have fun with your children in the children’s pool with water attractions. The youngest of your family can also play in our centre. Forget your problems in the warm Japanese pool or do something new and walk through the Kneipp Therapy trail of cold and warm water.

Tartu Town Hall is a symbol of the historical heart of the city, located on Town Hall Square. The building was completed in 1789, combining Baroque and Early Classicism elements. The Baroque bell tower was completed in 1784. Historically, the town hall has served several functions: a prison and a poorhouse (weighing house) were located here, and the council operated on the upper floors. Today, the town hall houses the Tartu city government, an information point, and a pharmacy, which has been located here for more than 100 years. One of the special features of Tartu Town Hall is the carillon in the tower. There are 34 bells, and beautiful melodies sound daily at 9:00, 12:00, 15:00, 18:00, and 21:00.

Anzelika homestay in Setomaa offers accommodation on an organic farm, which is cared for by a loving and thrifty family. We practice organic farming and care for our family, traditions, and home. The farm offers accommodation in a cozy, rustic log cabin. Overnight stays in a luxurious Seto glamping tent can be arranged in the rustic courtyard. On-site, you can rent a hot tub and an authentic wood-fired sauna for an additional fee. In the evening, you can make a bonfire and grill. We will show you how our animals live and how we work in the barn and garden. Of course, we will offer you our farm products to taste and buy!

The Kuningamäe go-karting center is situated just outside of Põltsamaa. It is a competition track, but can also be used by amateurs and enthusiasts. It is a relatively fast track, with an average speed of more than 60 km per hour. It is 850 metres long, with two straights, fast curves and technically complex S-curves. If the number of people wanting to use the track is greater than the number it will allow, those off the track can watch events from the monitors in the track-side box.

The tiny Treski tsässon, or Orthodox village chapel, can go unnoticed as you pass by it, though it is located right on the road. The villagers say that the building was built around the middle of the 18th century. Treski tsässon's patron saint is St. John the Baptist, and so St. John's Day is celebrated as a village holiday. Unlike in the rest of Estonia, St. John's Day is celebrated according to the Orthodox calendar here, so 13 days later. It's held on 7 July, meaning the party will be held on 6 July. Treski is renowned for its cheerful St. John's Day celebrations.

Kevvai tourism farm has been opened since December 2005 upon its renovation. The tourism farm is located at Lake Jõksi, the area of which is 69 hectares, surrounded by picturesque and diverse wildlife. The advantages of the tourism farm are its privacy and cosiness as well as its excellent opportunities for doing sports and spending time with family and friends all year round.

Tartu Kaubamaja with its 50+ shops, established in 2005, is the leading fashion and beauty centre in South Estonia. The department store is located in the city centre of Tartu, next to the main junction of the city and the pedestrian street running towards Town Hall Square, and is easily accessible by car or on foot. Tartu Kaubamaja carries a large range of leading global fashion and beauty brands, and accommodates eateries offering excellent meals, providers of everyday services, and a grocery store with an exclusive selection.

Emajõe-Suursoo, located in Tartu County, is home to dozens of bog islands and pristine nature, where a local guide can take you on an adventure. Since humans rarely set foot here, the area is home to a diverse range of species. Using bogshoes, we will walk across the bog islands and explore their primeval forests. We will definitely see traces of animal and bird activity and maybe even meet the local inhabitants themselves. If you are lucky, you may find a proud eagle owl or moose antlers during the hike. The trip also includes a light snack. The hike is suitable for children aged 12 and above. Friendly pets are welcome too!