Werner is Tartu's oldest café, occupying an important place in the city's history for over 125 years. The café was opened in 1895 by confectioner Johann Werner and is known for its Viennese-style confectionery delicacies. Werner's high-ceilinged halls and timeless interior create an environment where it's good to take a moment to relax. It's a place where people come to meet, gather their thoughts, or simply enjoy the unique spirit of Tartu. The café's counter offers a tempting selection of fresh pastries and classic cakes, perfect for either a morning coffee or an afternoon break while exploring the city. Over the years, Werner has been a beloved meeting spot for students and creative individuals alike. Even today, it is a place where you can encounter both local regulars and guests discovering the city.
The longest River in Estonia - Võhandu (162 km) flows through Võru and Põlva County in its beautiful and abrupt bed surrounded by sandstone outcrops. An elaborate 80 km independent canoe hike, kayak hike or raft hike is suitable for both families and friends to familiarize themselves with Estonian nature. Hikers move on their own, designing their own hiking day, movement schedule and journey length. Overnight in tents, meals are made on Primus. The tips and additional materials required for the hike can be obtained by ordering and hiking from the hiking guide at the starting location. The hotspots can be viewed on the RMK website.
Roosisaare (Rose island) Suspension Bridge is a footbridge that was built in 1998 at the end of the Tamula beach promenade. The bridge boasts a wonderful view of the City of Võru and Lake Tamula.Useful information: Roosisaare Bridge is 100 metres long.
One of the most important battles of the War of Independence took place near the Paju Manor on 31 January 1919. The Northern Sons Regiment that consisted of Finnish volunteers also fought for the independence of Estonia over here. The most legendary commander in the War of Independence, Lieutenant Julius Kuperjanov, was fatally injured in the battle. The battle memorial is a granite pillar on a three-level pyramid, which was reopened on the 75th anniversary of the battle on 30 January 1994.Interesting facts: * the memorial was opened by President of the Republic of Estonia Lennart Meri; * a memorial tablet to the Northern Sons who fell in the battle can be found on the wall of the Valga Jaani (St John’s) Church.
Mooste Manor, established at the time when the Nolcken family ruled the area, lies on the shore of Lake Mooste. Beside the beautiful manor house you will find the pride of Mooste Manor, one of the most impressive auxiliary building ensembles built in the historicist style. Most of the buildings are constructed from stones and decorated with brick. An English-style park adds to the appearance of the manor. The manor house accommodates a school, and the former woodworking workshop has been renovated into the Mooste Manor Guest House. A restorer’s workshop operates in the old workhorse stable, and the Centre for Arts and Social Practice occupies the steward’s house, while the former barn has been transformed into a 500-seat concert hall.
The 4.5 km long trail around Lake Lossijärv with its varied terrain and beautiful views offers visitors plenty of excitement and sights at any time of year.The trail starts at Alatskivi or by the Bed of Kalevipoeg. Alatskivi Castle and Castle Park, Hirveaed Garden, Sheep Bridge, Bed of Kalevipoeg, Lake Veskijärv, and Lake Lossijärv are all along the trail. There are two large information boards on the trail, log stairs in the Bed of Kalevipoeg, two bridges, signs, and small information boards that introduce the objects found in the protected area.
We offer comfortable B&B facilities to families and groups of friends looking for accommodation in Põlva. The house has a bedroom sleeping three, a living room sleeping two, a kitchenette with all of the essentials and a separate bathroom and toilet.The town centre with all major shops and the beautiful Lake Põlva are a short walk away. There are a number of leisure facilities nearby: Põlva Sport Centre and Swimming Pool; the ten-pin bowling alley and pool at the Edu Centre; the Kino nightclub; the Mammaste Health and Sports Centre; and the main attractions of Põlva County, the Taevaskoja sandstone outcrops, just 10 km away.
Verevi Motel, located in a picturesque pine forest in South-Estonia, offers friendly service and cosy accommodation. This is the right place to value yourself and your time while enjoying a pleasant vacation. We also offer several options for an active vacation.Verevi Motel is surrounded by a park forest, there is a large and sunny terrace behind the house, as well as a small house for barbecuing, and Lake Verevi, which has the warmest water in Estonia, is located just 50 m from here.Although we are situated only a short walk from the centre of Elva, our house is quiet and private.