Tamme-Lauri oak – Estonia’s largest oak tree

Peko Holiday Home, belonging to Värska Orienteering Club, is located 3 km from Värska. The ground floor of the holiday home has a large dining room for 24 people, a kitchen, a sauna and a toilet. The first floor has two bedrooms, six beds each. There is a bonfire site next to the building.There are excellent opportunities for exercising in the vicinity of the house: ski tracks, a volleyball court, an orienteering track and a map.

Käbliku Farm is a distinctive seminar and holiday complex in Põlva County, in the heart of South Estonia. Located in the middle of nature, just a 30-minute drive from Tartu, Käbliku Farm offers an inspiring environment for memorable events, seminars, team gatherings, and summer or winter retreats. Away from city noise, peaceful surroundings create a slower rhythm that supports both focus and meaningful togetherness. Accommodation is provided in traditional thatched-roof holiday houses and authentic summer cabins. Depending on the season, we can host 25 to 45 guests, with additional camping space available during the summer. For our catering, we value local ingredients and create solutions tailored to your event. The brewery at Käbliku Farm enriches the visitor experience by offering the opportunity to learn about the brewing process and taste handcrafted beers on-site. Rustic seminar rooms, a cozy event hall, and a spacious outdoor area by the reservoir combine work and relaxation into one seamless experience. We want your visit to become a smooth and memorable experience.

Construction of the Laiuse fortress was launched by the Livonian Order in the late 14th century to defend its eastern borders. The first defensive structure in Estonia to be fitted with firearms, it gained its definitive appearance in the late Middle Ages. Cannon towers were added to the fortress in the mid-15th century. The fortress crumbled in 1559 but was restored, with wooden barracks built at the end of the Swedish era, which accommodated Karl XII and his entourage from 1700–1701. After the Great Northern War the fortress lay in ruins.

Kuningatalu Holiday House is located on the right-hand shore of Lake Tamula, when viewed from the Kreutzwald Park, and it is possible to access the Holiday House on foot by crossing the longest suspension bridge in Estonia. Kuningatalu Holiday House on Roosisaar (Rose Island) is the best place for active family holiday: there are playgrounds and attractions for children, sports fields and tennis courts for parents, saunas and grill houses and Lake Tamula for swimming there, plus also boat and canoe rides. Kuningatalu Holiday House is characterised by the quiet of the countryside, but if you wish to enjoy the noise of a small city, you will find it just 500 m away on foot.

Discover the beautiful landscapes of Jõgeva County on horseback-riding tours at Metsapiiga Farm! Fresh air, picturesque forests and fields, and the feel of freedom — during a tour of about two hours, our experienced guides lead you through beautiful nature trails, an unforgettable experience at any time of the year. These rides are for both beginners and experienced riders. Safety is our priority; there is thorough safety training before the ride, and we provide a riding helmet. Schedule: Meet and greet and introduction Instruction and safety training Preparation of horses, if desired Horse riding

The monument consists of the number 100,000 carved of granite with the bronze sculpture of a child sitting on number 1. The monument celebrating the birth of the 100,000th Tartu resident was initially located in the green area between the former Restaurant Kaunas and the Võidu Bridge. The monument was moved onto the banks of the Emajõgi River between Atlantis and Kaarsild.

The Pilgrim House introduces visitors to everything related to medieval pilgrims and pilgrimages. Here you can get acquainted with various medieval holy places and pilgrimage destinations. One of them, the most famous in Northern Europe, was located right here in the Holy Cross Chapel of the Vastseliina Bishopric! Thanks to the interactive exhibit, visitors can experience firsthand what a medieval pilgrim felt, what he feared, and what he loved. You can play medieval board games, and with prior arrangements, we offer various experience packages, including period and themed meals prepared in the Pilgrim House oven to fill your stomach!

The Church of Blessed Virgin Mary in Põlva is one of the oldest churches in historical Võrumaa. The rarities of the church are the old altar painting The Last Supper (1650) and the altar panels (1647). There is an altar painting The Resurrection (Friedrich Ludwig von Maydell, 1845). The church was originally a square-shaped hall church with three naves. Today it has preserved from it a high tower with a deep niche and a Western façade. Interesting to know: According to a legend, the key of the church is held by a kneeling girl called Mary who is walled in. Allegedly that is also the origin of the name of the church and Põlva (‘knee’ for the Estonian ‘põlv’).