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Italian food and culture workshop – a journey to the world of pizza

Lutsu tn 3, Tartu linn, Tartu maakond, 51006

Great Italian flavours from the open kitchen-dining room of the MyItaly Food Studio! A real experience and catering in the loving Italian way! Ten years of experience! The PIZZA workshop includes an in-depth theoretical part of making pizza, preparing a three-course menu, and eating it:• appetiser: classic mix of meat, cheese, pesto, focaccia.Olives, pesto, chillies stuffed with tuna, artichokes.• Main course: PIZZA• Dessert: fruit and a sweet cannoli with sheep’s milk ricotta.Other workshops and menus for children can be found here.

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  • WC
  • WiFi
  • Free parking
  • Paid parking

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Throughout the Year

Eeltellimsel

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  • +372 53513926
  • info@myitaly.ee

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  • Family friendly

Children’s floor of the Estonian Road Museum

There is a unique children’s museum on the first floor of the Varbuse post station of the Road Museum. Children have the whole floor to themselves for having fun. Here, you will find exciting reading, educational games and activities, a puppet theatre, and the Chamber of Secrets which introduces fairy tales.There is an animal called Ajaloom (Time Animal) living in the children’s museum who is excited to meet his new friends to explore together what time is. The children’s floor is perfect for organising birthdays: it can accommodate up to 20 guests.

Ivan Chai Workshop

Ivan Chai is a fermented tea made from fireweed leaves. The lovely plant that attracts bees in our pure nature with its bright purple flowers in summer has recently won the hearts of many as a tea plant.Although Ivan Chai has many healing properties, this tea can also be used as a daily beverage.In June, July, August, and September, we harvest the narrow-leaved fireweed leaves in the wild and process them in the traditional way. In the workshop, we will learn how to make this wonderful tea.Duration: two hours with tea drinking (you can also choose to only learn to make the tea – 1 hour).

Tasting of Alatskivi’s handcrafted wines

In the historic Deer Garden wine cellar, next to the Alatskivi Castle wall, a small family business, Alatskivi Manor Flavors, operates, producing handcrafted wines from local raw materials. The wines are made from products sourced from Estonian nature, such as rhubarb, wild berries, apples, and grapes, giving each drink a unique local character. In addition to buying wine, it is possible to participate in a tasting that introduces wines through a playful guessing game, in which participants try to identify the ingredients of the wines. The hostess also provides guests with a brief overview of the wine-making process and, if desired, introduces the historic Deer Garden wine cellar and its connection to the former manor in more detail. This is a cozy, personal experience that showcases local raw materials, craftsmanship, and the area's history.

  • Castles

Taagepera Castle

Taagepera Castle is a special place – it is a mixture of elegant and rustic milieus, history, and the present. Baron Hugo von Stryk had the impressive art nouveau castle built as a home for himself more than a hundred years ago. The renewed castle complex is a unique conservation area with an art nouveau castle, an à la carte restaurant, a luxorious castle spa, a hotel in the style of the 1930s, and sports and leisure facilities. Come alone or bring your family and enjoy the milieu, peace, silence, massages, à la carte restaurant, a sauna, healing fresh air, and endless experiences that will guarantee that you will leave with a restored peace of mind.

  • Watercraft rentals

Boat rental on the River Ahja

Does enjoying the beautiful nature of Estonia on a body of water sound like a real holiday and a chance to switch off the fast pace of life? If yes, you can rent a motor boat on which you can discover the River Ahja, River Emajõgi and surrounding lakes and rivers.The prices start from 45 euros for 24H. The boat fits up to four people and is equipped with a 15 HP, 4-tact gasoline engine. The price includes safety equipment, oars, sonar and fishing rod holders.Additional services: speedboat rental on the River Ahja, wakeboarding on the River Ahja, tubling on the River Ahja, SUP board rental on the River Ahja, fishing on the River Ahja, raft sauna rent on the River Ahja.

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Alatskivi Castle

Fairytale Alatskivi Castle awaits visitors in South Estonia, about 40 km from Tartu. In the castle, you travel back in time to the 19th century, get acquainted with the life of a noble family and the manor's daily routine, and meet the servants who worked here a hundred years ago, brought to life with wax figures in the basement. Castle guides share captivating stories, and visitors can create a personal souvenir in the ceramic workshop. Allocate at least 1.5 hours to explore the exhibition, which spans three floors. On the castle's third floor is the museum of composer Eduard Tubin, which presents the life and works of one of Estonia's most famous musicians. The former carriage-horse stable next to the castle offers insight into the manor's management and daily operations. Alatskivi Castle is part of the Onion Route, which can also be explored through the bright yellow National Geographic windows. Stroll in the castle park, enjoy nature on the Alatskivi hiking trail, stay in romantic castle suites, and taste local dishes at the castle restaurant.

Elva station building

This romantic, historic railway station building, established in 1889, laid the foundation for Elva's birth and development. Thanks to the railway and the completion of the station building, Elva became a popular resort destination, attracting many holidaymakers. The station building in the heart of Elva is built in a classical style, and its beautiful facade is characteristic of 19th-century station buildings. Due to its architectural value, the building is under heritage protection. The old building, wooden details, and fascinating history create a pleasant backdrop for photography enthusiasts and those intrigued by architecture and history. While waiting for a train or bus, one can browse the lively library in the cozy waiting room, work remotely, or enjoy a hot drink. The station building also houses the café A la Ain, which offers flavors from around the world. In front of the building is a fountain restored in 2017 with community support. It is the same type of fountain that was originally built there in 1926 and became one of Elva's symbols in the 20th century.

  • Vegetarian food
  • Falstaff

Bar Paral·lel

Bar Paral-lel invites you to discover authentic Basque flavors right in the heart of Tartu! This cozy, stylish restaurant is located just a few steps from Town Hall Square. Bar Paral·lel is also the little sister to Pompei Restaurant across the street. Our menu is inspired by the new era of Spanish cuisine and offers dishes beyond classic tapas, including meat, fish, and vegetable dishes. Each dish is a small-plate experience you can share, try, and discover at your own pace. The food is honest, thoughtful, and always slightly unexpected. Our selection of drinks enriches the dining experience, and your glass is always filled with wines that perfectly complement Spanish dishes. Bar Paral·lel is known for its historic atmosphere and service that creates a memorable evening. We are located in a building built in 1901, which adds soul and character to every visit. Come visit like a good friend: ready to discover, enjoy, and be surprised.

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