F – Apartments guest apartments

Who are the Russian Old Believers? How and when did they arrive in Estonia? Why did they settle in the Peipsi region, and what are their customs? Why have they grown onions this way for centuries? The Old Believers Museum in Kolkja is located on the Onion Route and tells visitors the story of the Peipsi Region's Russian Old Believers. The exhibition is in Estonian, English, and Russian and includes virtual reality, where you can experience the Old Believer prayer. We also offer hour-long guided tours in Estonian and Russian. There is an observation tower overlooking Lake Peipsi at the museum! Come and discover the world of the Old Believers in Kolkja!

Forest Restaurant – is the art of cooking and serving food in the wild.The interior changes every season and the experience comes from authentic food, which is partly cooked over open fire. No plastic plates, plastic tents or garden chairs. There is a campfire, wooden dinnerware, camping frying pans, and a sooty coffee pot.Celebrate your birthday in nature with your friends, sitting by the fire, enjoying good food and having a pleasant conversation. If you want, you can order Forest Restaurant to a place suitable for you. The service is available for groups from 10 people in Põlva County and from 15 people elsewhere in Estonia. A transport fee of 150€ is added to the price outside Põlva County.

The guest apartment is located in the heart of Räpina. Restaurants and shops are within walking distance. Parks, Sillapää Castle, Räpina Reservoir, Räpina School of Horticulture collection garden, and other attractions are located in the immediate vicinity. The three-room apartment has two bedrooms and a living room. The kitchen has everything you need for cooking. There's free WiFi, and books and toys for families with children can be found on the shelves. With prior arrangements, you can order various motorboat and fishing trips on Lake Peipsi and Võhandu River, and try thrilling water sports.

Emajõe City Beach is located on the left bank of the Emajõgi River in Tartu’s Ülejõe district and is a popular place among locals during the summer. There is a sandy beach for sunbathing. There are various attractions for children: swings, climbing equipment and a slide. During the summer months, the coast guard also works during the day.On the city side of the beach, you will find the Lodjakoda, which operates as centre for building historical ships and a theme park as well as a museum, where adults and children alike can see how barges are made. This is also the harbour where viking and barge trips start.

Tartu Snow Park offers a total of eight hectares of sled and tube tracks – a true snow paradise. There are seven snow tube tracks at the Tartu Snow Park, all of which have different speeds and lengths and therefore, they are suitable for toddlers, teenagers, and adults. Come and spend some lovely time with family, friends, or by yourself. We also have a sledding slope where you can ride your sledge for free. Do not waste your day indoors. Instead, come and enjoy the winter with us!

The Pühajärve electric bike tour takes you to one of South Estonia's most beautiful lake trails, where every turn reveals a new view of the picturesque shoreline, lake islands, and the rolling landscape of the Otepää highlands. As the largest lake in the area, Pühajärv is perfect for discovering nature, learning about history, and peaceful exploration. Riding an e-bike lets you enjoy the journey at a pleasant pace, with the motor assisting on climbs, giving you time to truly notice your surroundings. During the tour, you will visit Pühajärve Beach, the manor park, the War Oak, the love spring, and ancient forests, as well as enchanting lake-view trails. If desired, you can order a private tour for your group at a time that suits you – it's an ideal experience for friends, family, or as a change for team seminars or summer days. The experience can be enhanced by a delicious soup and a relaxing sauna after an active day. Come enjoy the special beauty of Pühajärve and move in nature in a way that truly feels pleasant!

Tartu Town Hall is a symbol of the historical heart of the city, located on Town Hall Square. The building was completed in 1789, combining Baroque and Early Classicism elements. The Baroque bell tower was completed in 1784. Historically, the town hall has served several functions: a prison and a poorhouse (weighing house) were located here, and the council operated on the upper floors. Today, the town hall houses the Tartu city government, an information point, and a pharmacy, which has been located here for more than 100 years. One of the special features of Tartu Town Hall is the carillon in the tower. There are 34 bells, and beautiful melodies sound daily at 9:00, 12:00, 15:00, 18:00, and 21:00.

Lange Motokeskus, located near Tartu, is the largest motor center in the Nordic countries, offering adrenaline and fun for the whole family. The center features a world-class motocross track and a go-kart track with natural ups and downs. Several renowned racing series have been held here, including Estonian motocross championship stages, international sidecar motocross World Championship stages, European quad Championships, Estonian go-kart races, and the Rotax Nordic Challenge series. The indoor go-kart hall, open year-round, offers quiet electric karts suitable for both beginners and experienced drivers. On weekends from 10:00 to 12:00, there is a children's morning where kids can drive and enjoy free pancakes. Small children can make their first laps on a safe KTM track with soft barriers. We also offer the opportunity to organize memorable events in the conference room, relax in the sauna, or enjoy a meal in the café with a spacious terrace. Lange Motokeskus is the perfect destination for a one-day adventure in Southern Estonia.