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In 1562, Walk (the old name of present-day Valga) along with the rest of Livonia was handed over to Poland as part of the ceasefire agreement of the Livonian War. The city rights of Valga were signed by Polish King Stefan Batory on June 11, 1584, based on his colonization policy. The king believed that land should be granted as hereditary property to new Catholic settlers (peasants, craftsmen, merchants) in Livonia and thereby strengthen Catholicism in Livonia.Therefore, there is a monument dedicated to Stefan Batory on Kesk Avenue in Valga, which was completed in 2002 as a joint effort of the city of Valga, and the Hungarian and Polish embassies.

The new monument to Villem Reiman (1861-1917) was opened in 2004 and its author is Mati Varik.Villem Reiman was a pastor and a cultural persona who fought for the independence of the Estonian people as a figurehead of the Estonian national movement.

The longest River in Estonia - Võhandu (162 km) flows through Võru and Põlva County in its beautiful and abrupt bed surrounded by sandstone outcrops. An elaborate 80 km independent canoe hike, kayak hike or raft hike is suitable for both families and friends to familiarize themselves with Estonian nature. Hikers move on their own, designing their own hiking day, movement schedule and journey length. Overnight in tents, meals are made on Primus. The tips and additional materials required for the hike can be obtained by ordering and hiking from the hiking guide at the starting location. The hotspots can be viewed on the RMK website.

Peipsi Teemaja Arts and Crafts Shop offers a wide selection of local handicrafts. There is a large selection of baskets, sauna buckets, thermometers, etc. for sale from the Avinurme Woodworking Centre. You will also find a selection of knitted mittens from local grandmothers, which will keep your hands warm even in the cold Estonian weather.In addition, you simply have to try Ivan Chai when near Lake Peipus. You can also buy it as a gift.We also offer delicious local food and sweets.

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.

Metsavahi Farm is located in the peaceful and picturesque forests of Jõgeva County, away from the hustle and bustle of the city and boring daily routines. It is an ideal place for those who wish to take a break, breathe clean forest air, and restore their mental well-being. The farm's surroundings offer plenty of opportunities to enjoy nature. Walks along forest trails, birdsong, and silent surroundings create an environment where it's easy to take a break and truly relax. Here, you can experience an authentic Estonian sauna, where wood-fired steam, a refreshing dip in the water, and invigorating air create an unforgettable whole. Accommodation options are flexible and suitable for various types of holidays. It is possible to book the cozy main house, a private sauna house, or enjoy the entire holiday farm exclusively with your group. As an additional option, you can also use a pleasant barrel sauna, which is perfect for a romantic getaway or spending time with friends or family.

Taevaskoja Holiday Centre has its own conference building and a hostel building. The conference building accommodates 26 people in double and triple rooms. Every room has a shower and a toilet.The hostel can accommodate 55 people; the rooms are meant for one to six people. Shower and toilets are shared.Both buildings have free Wifi.We can accommodate up to 81 people indoors. During larger events, you can use our camping grounds.Taevaskoja Holiday Centre is a great place for holding company events, summer and winter retreats, various conferences and seminars, birthday parties, and weddings.We provide high-quality accommodation, catering and organize various hikes.

Come to Southern Estonia to Taevaskoda and experience a winter night by taking illuminated kicksleds along snowy trails! The guided, illuminated trip to Taevaskoda is an unforgettable journey to Põlvamaa, into the snowy Ahja River Valley – home to winter light, silence, and legends. It is a peaceful winter experience, using illuminated kicksleds to travel along snowy forest trails. The kicksled trip lasts approximately 2.5 hours, is suitable for beginners, and takes place at a gentle pace with breaks. This is a great choice if you are looking for something special for a family trip, a group of friends, a company outing, or a birthday. The trip can be enriched with a campfire meal at Maitsemaa Metsarestoran. What is an illuminated kicksled? The illuminated kicksled, developed by Matkajuht, features LED lights that shine in four directions and a comfortable seat. It is not an ordinary sled with a bicycle light or headlamp. It has been specially designed for travel in the dark, so that the light shines discreetly, softly, and diffusely, without dazzling.