Andri-Peedo Farm Shop

Lahe Resto is located in the Värska Spa and Wellness Center’s sanatorium building. Meals are served three times a day buffet style for hotel guests and the general public. The chefs focus on healthy dishes made with local ingredients whenever possible. Every Thursday at lunchtime, we offer one Seto national dish – either soup, a main course, or dessert. We offer catering and coffee for seminars, receptions, and other events per your wishes. We can also organize dance evenings with a band! Welcome!

Maarjamäe House is cosy place for families and smaller companies. You are welcome to use the sauna or have barbeque in the fireplace. A fence surrounds the house, so kids don’t have access to the pond or road.

If you love fish, this is the place for you! Pangodi fish restaurant offers tasty dishes made from zander, perch, and eel caught in Estonian waters. The menu includes classic herring fillets in cream sauce, marinated smoked eel, fried or baked pike perch, and pike fillets. We also offer high-quality trout and salmon from Norway. After a delicious fish dish, we recommend trying our excellent desserts as well.You can enjoy stunning views of Lake Pangodi from the terrace and play disc golf in the greenery surrounding the restaurant.

Have you tried bowling but not skittles? Do you know what the difference is? To get answers to your questions, visit us at Elva Bowling and Resto! We have four lanes and are the only open bowling alley in South Estonia, where both adults and children can play, with a group or alone. We rent out bowling shoes (sizes 28-48). The menu at our restaurant is also like an adventure! Well-behaved four-legged friends are welcome to join the fun. You can bowl, and the laughter will last a long time, and when the little ones in the family get tired, there is a play corner waiting for them, and the time will fly by. We hope to see you soon!

Rannamõisa Holiday Village is located in a beautiful spot near Lake Peipus. Bring your family, loved one, or friend, and enjoy the picturesque views on a beach and relax from the hustle and bustle of the city. Children can have fun on the sports courts and the playground. You can spend your evenings watching the sunset, talking with your friends, grilling, and going to the sauna. The house can accommodate up to eight people (four double beds in the bedrooms). The kitchen has everything you need for cooking. The house also has a sauna with unlimited access.Here, time stops!

Orupõhja camping site offers an amazing holiday in the middle of the nature. Bring your friends or family and take a break on the shores of the beautiful Ahja River.The camping site has everything you need. You can also spend the night in a van or a caravan. There are electric hook ups.The price includes a tent or caravan place, parking, electricity, shower, toilet, drinking water, and the use of a grill (coal for an additional fee).

The central square of Valga is located in the heart of the city and connects the two sides of the city, Valga and Valka, into one whole. The central square offers the residents many opportunities for leisure, such as street basketball and table tennis. The unique benches and a colourful playground for children have become especially popular.Next to the central square are the Lutheran St. John's Church (1816) and the oldest building in Valga, a former administrative building of the county authorities.The central square was opened in 2018 with the help of the architects Gianfranco Franchi, Chiara Tesi, and Rea Sepping. At the end of 2019, the square won the annual award of the Union of Estonian Architects.

The 4.5 km long trail around Lake Lossijärv with its varied terrain and beautiful views offers visitors plenty of excitement and sights at any time of year.The trail starts at Alatskivi or by the Bed of Kalevipoeg. Alatskivi Castle and Castle Park, Hirveaed Garden, Sheep Bridge, Bed of Kalevipoeg, Lake Veskijärv, and Lake Lossijärv are all along the trail. There are two large information boards on the trail, log stairs in the Bed of Kalevipoeg, two bridges, signs, and small information boards that introduce the objects found in the protected area.