Trip to Taevaskoda on the riverboat Lonny

A sculpture created in Tartu's Old Town in 1999 depicts a fun speculation about the history of literature. Sitting on a bench are contemporaries and namesakes, or the two Wildes: Irish-born writer Oscar Wilde (1854-1900) and Estonian writer Eduard Vilde (1865-1933). Sculptor Tiiu Kirsipuu, who modeled the figures of the writers based on photographs, has noted that when creating the twin figures, she had in mind the year 1890, when the two Wildes could have really met each other and had a few witty words. The sculpture symbolizes friendship and intercultural dialogue. The sculpture of the two writers is located in front of the former Mattiesen printing house, one of Tartu's architectural monuments, which now houses the wine and art restaurant Vilde ja Vine. The statue is a beloved landmark among both locals and visitors. Sitting on the bench next to the writers allows you to take nice pictures as a souvenir of your visit to Tartu. In 2004, a copy of the sculpture was also donated to the city of Galway in Ireland, where the paternal family of literary classic Oscar Wilde came from.

The song festival grove was planted under the leadership of the locals in 1969, on the centenary of the song festival, on the peninsula created by the construction of the Võru Street Bridge (Võru tänava sild). The landscaping work was undertaken by the Räpina Women's and Male Choir, which was preparing for the song festival, with its conductors, and the members of the nature conservation society together with young nature lovers. Each choir singer could plant their own tree.Even today, many important events start from the song festival grove. For example, on Children's Song and Dance Day, it has become a tradition to start the parade from the song festival grove. As part of this, a rowan is planted there and greetings are given to the participants.

Laossina's village chapel, is located in a medieval village cemetery that is still in use. It was most likely built in 1865. Several medieval crosses stand behind the tsässon. The Virgin Mary is the patron saint of the chapel, and on 21 September, the Nativity of Mary (Seto: väiko-maar´apäiv) is celebrated as a village holiday. People come to the cemetery from near and far, there is a church service, the best food and drink is served in the local graveyard, and then a proper village party, or kirmas, tales place.

Coop Hotel is located on the main street of Jõgeva, in the city centre, in a house with a dignified history.It all started almost 100 years ago in 1919, when the Jõgeva Economic Union was formed – the goal was to open a main store in the town.Coop Hotel opened its doors in September 2021, continuing the long history of the house.The hotel has rooms for every taste. You can choose between single and double rooms. One room has been specially designed for people with reduced mobility.In addition, guests staying with us can go to the sauna in the basement of the hotel.

Located in Otepää, Estonia's winter capital, Ugandi Restaurant ensures that guests leave feeling happier than when they sat down! Ugandi Restaurant combines Nordic flavors and a Mediterranean cooking philosophy. Our dishes are exciting and extraordinary, showcasing the best features of both cuisines and offering a balanced yet flavorful dining experience. We are a casual restaurant with good food, pleasant service, and a tasteful interior. Here, you can participate in an important part of food culture — enjoying good food with family and friends!

Vein ja Vine is a cosy wine bar that offers quality wines at affordable prices with a great ambience and friendly service. We offer wine courses to those who already know a little about wine and those who know slightly less! We can draw up a course plan according to your wishes and make it an enjoyable experience with some great wines.You can also rent our premises for various events, such as private parties or meetings.

In the historic basement of Alatskivi Castle, a workshop led by a master potter awaits you, where you can sculpt cups, bowls, or other clay objects yourself. This experience combines creativity, craftsmanship, and the unique atmosphere of the manor. Book a workshop in advance! However, if you visit the castle with children and master Tanel is working at the same time, you can leave the children to sculpt in the pottery room—it's often the children's favorite activity at the manor! Tanel glazes the finished objects himself and sends them to your home by mail. Beautiful, one-of-a-kind objects sculpted by Tanel himself can be purchased as souvenirs. Take a refreshing, creative break in a pottery workshop at Alatskivi Castle!

Valga is unique because it is one of only a few cities in the world divided between two countries: Valga in Estonia and Valka in Latvia. Hotel Metsis, located in the heart of Valga, offers a peaceful, quiet stay with comfort, style, and the historical charm of a century-old building. The hotel, situated on the edge of a park, offers easy access to the city, including major institutions and attractions. The hotel rooms feature modern furnishings that blend with the building's elegant style from a century ago, highlighting the building's historical essence. The atmosphere in the rooms is comfortable and cozy, offering a beautiful view of the park. The hotel's restaurant, Hunting Hall, offers unforgettable culinary experiences and is suitable for hosting various events and catering for groups. Its hunting-themed interior creates a unique atmosphere, and the menu includes game meat. The sauna located on the first floor provides an ideal opportunity for a private gathering for a smaller group. Come relax in Valga!