Freinholdi Maja guest apartments are located in the heart of Võru's old town, on F. R. Kreutzwaldi Street, within walking distance of Lake Tamula, the cultural center, and the city's main attractions. The fully reconstructed historic building has retained its authenticity and dignity while offering modern comfort and a cozy atmosphere. The former police station, which already operated as a guesthouse in 1913, now houses stylish and bright guest apartments. The apartments are equipped with everything needed for both short-term and long-term stays – fully equipped kitchens, washing machines, comfortable bed arrangements, and modern heating, cooling, and ventilation systems. Three of the apartments also have a private sauna, offering pleasant relaxation after a day of exploring the city. Freinholdi Maja combines the tranquility of a small town, the dignified aura of history, and modern conveniences – an ideal place to stay for both leisure and business trips.
Saverna Buffik is a cosy modern roadside buffet café where you can take time off and enjoy delicious food.The breakfast and lunch buffet is perfect for anyone who values their time. In addition to Italian dishes, the café also offers home-made fresh bread, pies, and pastries which can be enjoyed on site or purchased to go.Saverna Buffik is a suitable place for various events. Depending on the event, we also offer a special menu.
You will certainly notice the Von Bock House (1780) at Ülikooli 16 in the centre of Tartu, which used to belong to Oberst MJ von Bock. The University of Tartu bought the building in 1839. The house was renovated and reopened in 2007. There is a mural that depicts the main building of the University of Tartu on the building’s wall that faces the Town Hall and an exhibition of Alar Madisson’s photos of current lecturers and legendary professors of the University of Tartu is up on the wall next to Jakobi Street.Interesting facts: - the Von Bock has been the home of the University of Tartu Clinic, a veterinary school and the library of the Learned Estonian Society in different times. The building currently belongs to the University of Tartu.
Enjoy the good company of friends and the beautiful nature of Estonia. Catch different kinds of fish in the most species-diverse area of Estonia. Break records and get advice from an experienced fish guide. You can catch fish in the morning, afternoon, evening, and at night. In addition to the captain, the boat can accommodate seven people.You can begin the journey from the Ahja River in Lääniste, or arrange to start from the Emajõgi River in Kavastu village, in Luunja county, or any other location that suits you.The minimum package includes two hours of fishing.
Prince Michael Andreas Barclay de Tolly (1761–1818) was a Russian military commander and a field marshal general. Barclay de Tolly (Russian: Mikhail Bogdanovich Barclay de Tolly) was descended from a family of Baltic nobility. As a Russian military commander, Barclay de Tolly displayed talent and courage in several battles for which he was awarded 14 decorations. Barclay de Tolly has been awarded the Order of St. George (1st class), the title of a Count, the rank of a Field Marshal General, and the title of a Prince.The monument was erected in 1849. The authors are V. Demut-Malinovski and A. Stsedrin. Barclay de Tolly is buried in his family tomb in Jõgeveste.
The Kütimäe cemetery was founded in 1872 by the owners of Rutikvere Manor, the Pistohlkorses. As the German cemetery in Põltsamaa lacked enough space, the landlords had to establish a private cemetery. To build it, the farmers had to make an artificial mound in Kütimäe. According to legend, this hill was built for two years and the soil was transported by horses.In 1873, a cemetery wall, a three-part gate, and a neo-Gothic chapel were also built. The chapel is decorated with the arms of the Pistohlkorses.The exact number of people buried in the cemetery is unknown. The cemetery is still operating today and is maintained by the Põltsamaa Municipality.
Õlle 17 is on the main street of Võru - Jüri Street.Captain Morgan's treasure chamber offers great food and drinks, and you can also hold birthdays and other parties there.The courtyard is home to the pub's terrace, where you can eat in the fresh air.
You will find real Estonian handicrafts in Anni Boutique. We are sure that you will find something that you like in our little crafts store, as the selection is wide. We also offer local and Estonian souvenirs, various handicraft accessories, and the possibility to order folk costumes.Anni Boutique is easy to find – we are located in the centre of Otepää, right at the corner of the Lipuväljak square next to the Estonian flagpole, across the road in a red house. Our second point of sale is in the lobby of Pühajärve Spa & Holiday Resort!Come and take a look at the work of our craftsmen!