Team game ‘Murder Mystery’ all over Estonia

The sculpture "Father and Son" is a symbol of the relationship between different generations, where children are increasingly growing apart from their parents. The bronze work by sculptor Ülo Õun (1944-1988) was unveiled on Children's Day, June 1, 2004, on Küüni Street. The work represents the sculptor himself and his son Kristjan when the son was one and a half years old.

In the heart of Põltsamaa, a unique and cozy place awaits you: Hullava Naise Pub. The pub's name is inspired by the work of artist Erki Evestus, whose paintings of Estonian women adorn the interior and create a special atmosphere. It is a place where art and culinary experiences go hand in hand. Hullava Naise Pub can accommodate up to 70 people, making it an excellent spot for both weekday lunches and evening gatherings with friends. The menu features daily specials and soups, along with a wide selection of dishes made with high-quality, delicious ingredients. The food is authentic and home-cooked, highlighting simplicity and honest flavor. In addition to everyday dining, the pub offers party and event tables, making Hullava Naise Pub a suitable venue for celebrating special occasions and more intimate gatherings. The local atmosphere, good food, and warm welcome make every visit memorable. Step into Hullava Naise Pub in Põltsamaa – a place where art inspires and culinary experiences create a good mood! We look forward to seeing you!

Hõlm is a restaurant with a first-class menu and high-quality service. The kitchen delights with memorable dishes — every detail is carefully thought out, prepared, and served. The restaurant's open kitchen makes the dining experience particularly special, allowing guests to observe the fine art of cooking firsthand. Many recipes come from the 1925-1926 collection written by Lydia Grünmann Holm, who also inspired the restaurant's name. Small visitors will love the playroom. Read more from the MICHELIN inspectors.

The basketball court next to the Kalevipoeg Museum transforms into an ice skating rink in winter, which can be used 24/7. If you don't have your own ice skates, you can rent them from the museum from Wednesday to Sunday at 10:00-17:00.Ice skating at our rink depends on the weather and ice conditions, so it is best to call ahead and ask about the ice conditions. There are lights by the ice skating rink, providing a cosy illumination even in the evening darkness.Ice skating can also be part of a birthday/party. Catering can also be arranged and rooms can be rented in the community centre or museum. Additionally, you can go sledging and tubing in winter when there's snow.

Church of Blessed Virgin Mary in Torma is a late baroque trapezoidal aisleless church. The completed church was blessed in 1767 and in 1868, it was made more pseudogothic.There is a cup-shaped pulpit and people compare it to Noah’s ship. Services are held at the Church of Blessed Virgin Mary in Torma every Sunday at 11 a.m.

The garden was founded in 2004. The size of the flower garden is 1.5 ha; 0.5 ha of this is for planting. Picturesque views of the forest, hilly landscape and the Võhandu river can be enjoyed from the plot. Special attention has been paid to plant communities that require little care, frost resistant and healthy coniferous tree varieties and deciduous trees and bushes. The garden has been designed in English style, while keeping in mind all four seasons. More than 2000 taxa are represented here.The garden can be visited upon prior agreement. The minimum size of the group is 5 people. It is also possible to order luncheons for groups.

Whether it's your birthday, your company's summer retreat or an outing with friends, a trip on a river is unforgettable. We organize these trips all over Estonia.Canoeing/kayaking trips on Ahja River – this Põlva County river is the best known and the most beautiful river for such trips in Estonia. Routes are suitable for both beginners as well as experienced paddlers. Taevaskoja, caves and white water – such beautiful scenery satisfies even the most demanding of canoeists.Duration of the trip: Koorvere-Kiidjärve – 3 hours (11 km). Kiidjärve-Saesaare – 1.5-2 hours.Price: a canoe trip is €16 per person and a kayak trip is €20 per person.Price for children between the ages of 8-16: €12 per person.The minimum size of a group is 10 people.Small groups can join scheduled trips.

Toomemäe Park, a natural hill with a rich history, is one of the favorite places for Tartu residents to enjoy greenery without leaving the city. In the cathedral located here, you can visit the University of Tartu Museum, which provides an overview of the university's history and scientific research, and enjoy the views from the towers' observation platforms. While walking in the romantic English-style park, don't miss the beautiful Angel Bridge with its twin Devil's Bridge, statues, outdoor exhibitions, and university buildings, such as the observatory and the old anatomical museum. The park is accessible with a stroller, there is a playground for toddlers and a sports park for more active visitors.