Bogshoe hike in the Rubina Weltands in Mulgimaa

Tartu City Museum invites you to explore the city's diverse history and cultural heritage. The permanent exhibition, "Our Tartu," introduces the districts of Tartu, telling stories about the people of Tartu, their lives, and everyday habits. The exhibition provides insight into what makes each district in Tartu special, as each district has its own personality, as shared by local people. Visitors can also enjoy temporary exhibitions that introduce new topics and artistic perspectives. These exhibitions reveal different facets of Tartu, ranging from the city's architecture and social life to contemporary cultural phenomena. The museum offers guided tours and city tours, during which guides take participants on exciting journeys through Tartu's districts. These excursions are suitable for both local enthusiasts and visitors who wish to learn more about Tartu. The museum's premises can also be rented for various events. Come experience the story of Tartu through its people, places, and memories.

Skiing tracks (15 km) and sledding area. Skate and ski rent from Kirikumäe Hiking Cabin close to the skiing and hiking track.

Laiusevälja in Jõgeva County is an authentic Estonian village with fields of grazing animals and dusty roads in summer lined with stalks of grain. The courtyard of Karu Holiday Home is designed to look like it would have done last century, replete with apple tress and berry bushes. The holiday home offers year-round accommodation for up to 20 people. The building also has all of the facilities needed to serve the disabled. In addition, you can also enjoy the sauna and hot tub. Come enjoy the countryside and a pleasant stay at Karu Holiday Home near Jõgeva!

The Õrsava Lake Hiking Trail winds around the lake of the same name. The 5 km trail starts officially at the Värska school stadium, but you can start at any point. The lakeside footpath is made more exciting by several bridges. On the shore of Õrsava village there is a campfire site and an RMK bonfire site, as well as a swimming area.In addition to scenic views of nature and pine forests, the hiking trail offers some history: it's partly on the road of the former Estonian Defense Forces Training Center, the so-called , and although the camp was largely dismantled in World War II, some soldiers' barracks and other buildings have been preserved.

In Nõo, you can visit the only rural church with genuine medieval arches (13th century) in Southern Estonia. The church has a wooden tower (1879) and pseudo-gothic furnishings from the 19th century. You will see the altar painting Christ on the Cross by Tõnis Grenzstein from 1895, four wooden sculptures of apostles (Jaan Koort, 1910), two organs – Walcker (large, 1890) and Müllverstedt (small, 1903), and the bust of Martin Lipp (1854–1923), a long-time teacher of the congregation and the author of the lyrics of the song of the Estonian flag.In the summer months, Nõo Church participates in the Estonian Council of Churches' Wayfarers' Churches project.Services take place every Sunday at 11 a.m.

In South Estonia, next to Otepää, Kääriku Sports Center is a paradise for water lovers, in addition to being a sports center. In summer, along with excellent sports opportunities and hiking trails of various lengths, there is a beach and an outdoor pool with a diving tower. Kääriku also has five saunas open all year-round!On the shore of Lake Kääriku, there is the legendary Kekkonen Sauna with wood heating and the Green Sauna with a lake view near the athletics stadium. The latter has two separate washing and changing rooms and can accommodate up to 40 sauna enthusiasts. Drinks and snacks can be ordered from us, as well. Next to the Kääriku hotel complex is the Sports Hall sauna with an electric heater, and the sports hall also has a Recovery Center. The Recovery Center has a relaxation room for 10 people, where you can enjoy the benefits of a steam sauna and an infrared sauna, or cool off in two different ice baths. Leisure, sports, and sauna in one place – book your experience at Kääriku today!

Linocut — where the printing form is cut out of linoleum by hand — is one of the simplest graphic arts techniques. In the workshop, each participant will make a linocut printing plate (10x15 cm) according to their own design, with which they will first print a clean, blind-embossed image and then color images. Prepare for the workshop by thinking of a design in advance or searching the Internet for an image to inspire you. Tip: The image should have strong contrasts and clear lines, like a black and white image, because smooth color transitions cannot be printed with linocut.

In the historical Elva railway station building in Tartumaa, you will find A La Ain Café, where you can enjoy international food in comfort. A La Ain's menu combines familiar home classics with exciting international dishes, offering something for every taste. Here you will find savory dishes, freshly baked cakes, and delicious soups, all prepared with care and quality ingredients. Mussels have found a special place on the menu, bringing a taste of the sea to the heart of Elva. The drink menu offers refreshing cocktails and mocktails, full of creativity and seasonal flavors, perfect for brightening up everyday life or for festive moments. In addition to delicious food, A La Ain is a meeting place and community center, hosting small events, workshops, and other gatherings. It is a place where history, flavor, and people come together to create a memorable atmosphere. Come and discover global flavors at A La Ain Café in Elva.