Holiday House of the Kalda Tourist Farm

More than 300 years old, Gunpowder Cellar is a restaurant with a historic atmosphere, located in Tartu's Old Town at the foot of Toome Hill Park. The restaurant's menu combines classics from Estonian and German cuisine, offering flavors that are homely yet distinctive. The menu also includes soups and Estonian food that cannot be tasted elsewhere in Tartu. On-site, you can try the patented craft beer "Gunpowder Red," brewed specifically for this restaurant. Guests can access a three-century-old cellar hall with special acoustics, making the Gunpowder Cellar a popular place for concerts and events. For those who prefer a calmer atmosphere, private rooms are available for various gatherings. At Gunpowder Cellar, history, architecture, and culinary experiences converge. A visit offers an experience for both locals and international guests who wish to discover Tartu's cultural heritage and enjoy an authentic atmosphere. Tartu Gunpowder Cellar can also be explored via a virtual tour.

If you wish to experience a moment when time stands still and be on your own or with your good friends by letting yourself be cherished by the positive energy of an old manor, then come to Rogosi Manor. You will find accommodation in the Rogosi Manor Guesthouse and can enjoy the meals in Rogosi Manor Kitchen.

This winter, a skating rink of almost 1,000 square metres will be erected around the Kissing Students fountain on the Town Hall Square, where the most romantic and fun winter entertainment – skating – can be enjoyed under the starry sky.The skating rink can be used free of charge, and both young and old guests can rent skates from the pavilion in the immediate vicinity of the rink on the basis of a price list. You can buy a hot drink and snacks from the cafe .Grab a friend and come and have a good time in the fresh air right in the heart of Tartu!

The monument to soldiers who fell in the War of Independence stands on a hill in front of Otepää Maarja Church and it is remarkable because it was hidden underground for 30 years. The monument was reopened in 1989 after renovation. The top part of the monument bears the words HONOUR THE FALLEN and a list of 22 names. The granite piece with the full list has been lost. The metal decorations were created at the initiative of sculptor Jüri Ojaver.Interesting facts: The initial monument was designed by Voldemar Melnik and made by stonemason Peeter Veeber. The monument was opened for the first time on 10 June 1928.

We have a motorized raft that can be used for a trip on Värska Bay. The raft can carry 15–20 people. It has chairs and a barbecue. You can steer the raft yourself.The use of the raft costs €30/h.

Otepää Winterplace – four months of winter fun for the entire family!Otepää Winterplace is a winter fun park for the entire family that offers various leisure activities in the Linnamäe Valley in the centre of Otepää. Here, you will find snowtubing tracks and tube rental, sledging and skiing slopes, Zipfy sledges for hire, a skating rink and igloo cinema. Children of various ages, teenagers and adults alike can find something exiting to do here.

Trepimäe Holiday Home in Tartu County is an ideal destination for groups who appreciate beautiful nature, peace, and privacy. The holiday home is perfect for both pleasant gatherings and a relaxing holiday all year round, as beautiful Lake Võrtsjärv offers activities to enjoy in every season. The holiday home has a kitchen with the necessary appliances and a cozy wood-burning sauna for relaxing after an active day in nature. The outdoor area accommodates groups of various sizes. If desired, you can also order a hot tub to enjoy relaxing outdoors. Pets are welcome, but please note that they are not allowed in the bedrooms on the second floor.

The monument to the legendary Estonian statesman and journalist Jaan Tõnisson was established in 1999. Its authors are Mati Karmin and Tiit Trummal. Jaan Tõnisson was a legendary statesman and journalist who was prime minister from 1919 to 1920, the head of state from 1927 to 1928 and in 1933, the owner of the Postimees newspaper from 1896 to 1930 and the editor-in-chief of the Postimees from 1896 to 1935. Tõnisson was made an honorary citizen of Tartu in 1939.