Tamula Hotel

Kuremaa Manor is a special place where classical columns, grand façades, and harmonious proportions blend beautifully in its architecture. It is an excellent venue for conferences, client and team events, as well as weddings and celebrations. The neoclassical manor house was designed by E.J. Strauss and built between 1837 and 1843 by the von Oettingen family.The manor’s museum room introduces the history of the estate.The diverse manor park slopes gently down to Lake Kuremaa, enchanting visitors with its beach and leisure opportunities.Within walking distance are the Kuremaa Mill, Kuremaa Beach, Kuremaa Swimming Pool and Mini-Spa, and the Kuremaa Health Trails.

The hiking trail, which is suitable for a pleasant walk, starts on the other side of the road opposite the Voorepalu campfire site and runs along an extremely varied landscape with several steep ascents and descents. The trail has information boards introducing past events and folklore and the highest point of the trail has a table and benches for resting. Rope railings have been installed on the steep slopes of the trail.The historical Postal Road runs between the campfire site and the hiking trail. Ristimänd tree and many other exciting places are on the trail with a varied landscape. Two cars can park at the campfire site.

the warm and affectionate family crowd of Vaskna turismitalu makes you and your family a memorable holiday. The farm is on the shores of Lake Vaskna, a picturesque , in . From our farm, you can take exhilarating trips to the Great Mountain of eggs and Mount Vällamägi, take a boat ride with your family on Lake Vaskna. During the winter season of the , you can go to the Haanja ski resort, a with a good level of cross-country trails. At the farm on the lake is a pyrrho (polar bear) and a rink. Delicious food and hot sauna for sure. a good place to host seminars, trainings and camps! Come with Dear, family, friends or kinship - the Vaskna turismitalu is always waiting for you!

The restaurant at Cantervilla Castle is a place where you can enjoy the magnificent manor milieu and delicious dishes. Our wonderful meals and friendly service will leave a positive mark on every guest. Our cosy fireplace room seats up to 70 people. The restaurant at Cantervilla Castle with its beautiful atmosphere is perfect for organising weddings and other major events, or simply enjoying the tasty food and friendly service. Additionally, the Cantervilla Castle complex includes a majestic stable hall which seats up to 200 guests. This is the best place for organising bigger events and receptions.

The magnificent Neo-Renaissance style manor with a white main building was built during the time of G. J. Mannteuffel in 1860. In 1918, Julius Kuperjanov established a partisan battalion in Puurmani castle.At present, the castle houses the Puurmani Upper Secondary School.You can visit Puurmani castle and learn about its history in the course of the Forgotten Manors program during the visiting days in the summer. You can also order a tour of the manor house, manor park and the entire Jõgeva County. In the manor, we will look around different floors where you can see the countess's boudoir, a secret door leading to the tower, as well as the count's study and treasury. You can also order a night tour and catering.

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.

Those who fought and were killed in the Estonian War of Independence are buried here. The War of Independence started in November 1918 when Soviet Russia invaded the Republic of Estonia and ended on 2 February 1920 with the signing of the Tartu Peace Treaty. The monument was destroyed during the Soviet occupation. In 1987 the society Vaba Sõltumatu Noorte Kolonn Nr 1 (Free Independent Youth Fleet No. 1) started to clean up the graves of those who were killed in the War of Independence and the monument was reopened on 23 June 1988. In 2002 the city government of Võru started to renovate the burial ground. The monument erected by the Youth Fleet was torn down, but the slab and cross made by the fleet were used on the new monument.

Kiidjärve Water Mill was built in 1914 and it used to be one of the largest and most powerful mills in Estonia. The saw mill on the other side of the Ahja River, which was destroyed in a fire in 1962, formed a complex with the flour mill.The mill was a part of the historic Kiidjärve Manor, historically written as Kiddijerw. The mill operated until 1979. From 1987 to 1988, a new dam was built for the mill, and the mill was restarted in 1991. The mill was once again halted in the middle of the 1990s.Good to know: The mill is in private ownership and can be viewed from the outside only.