Mooste Distillery Guesthouse

The Monument to the Estonian Mother was inaugurated in Rõuge on 26 June 2010. The monument is meant to demonstrate appreciation for the Estonian woman as a mother, to express gratitute, and to value the survival of our people. Hans Sissas (1933 - 2012), who has recounted the stories of Estonian deportees and authored many memoirs, initiated the idea of a monument to the Estonian mother, and lead the efforts to have the monument completed.The monument is made from stone brought from Udmurtia, and is 3.6 high, weighing nearly 6 tonnes.The monument was designed by the artists/sculptors Ilme and Riho Kuld, and was made by the sculptors/stone masons Margus Kurvits and Kristjan Kittus.

Ülle B&B offers cosy accommodation in the small southern Estonian town of Tõrva. The house is on the banks of the Õhne River in the middle of a pine forest. Its terraced garden is the perfect place for barbecues, while there is a sandpit and swings for the children. Lake Vanamõisa, which has its own diving tower, is just 500 m from the house. In summer you can also spend the night in our garden cabins, which have cheeky names. Ülle B&B is a national Beautiful Home award winner.

HollyFood is a cosy and unique place to eat on the Tallinna–Tartu highway, under the Estonian Hollywood Hill. Our menu has something for everyone. HollyFood is a fun place to stay for young guests as well – we have a children's menu, a children's corner, and a baby changing mat. The extensive menu includes nutritious roasts (including daily specials), healthy salads, craft burgers, and vegetarian dishes. All dishes are freshly prepared on site. We cook grilled dishes on the Big Green Egg charcoal grill. HollyFood also offers a catering service for events and you can also order take-away.

Tartu Railway Station was built in 1876 outside of the city’s borders. It could be reached by Maarjamõisa tänav, which was lined with trees. The main building of the station consists of three parts and has a standard façade and a transverse gabled roof. Warehouses, platforms, a depot, a water tower, and two houses for railway workers were located next to the main building. In the 2000s, the building was restored under the architect Aivar Roosaar. In 2012, the building was reopened for passengers. Café Wedur is now operating in the station building. In front of the station are bike parking, and Tartu Smart Bike rental docks.

Kuremaa Swimming Pool and mini-SPA is open seasonally and there are three swimming pools: a 25-metre with four lanes, a children’s pool, and a pool with different attractions in the SPA.In addition to swimming, you can go to a Finnish, family, and private sauna (in the pool section) or a salt, Finnish, and steam sauna (in the SPA).There is also a solarium, a beauty and massage salon, a gym, indoor court for ball games, a cafe, and a seminar room. Accommodation is available in the building next to us.

Tartu Adventure Park has over 50 different challenges set up to let you climb and swing between heaven and earth. Adventure-lovers can try various challenges set up 4 metres above the ground in the trees. You are guaranteed a thrill on the 300-metre zipline at the end of the course which runs from one side of the valley to the other. We have not forgotten little visitors either – they have their own area with 14 challenges and two long ziplines.During slow seasons, pre-booking is required for enjoying the park (minimum size of the group is 10 people).

The picturesque carriage or sleigh ride takes you to the sacred Taevaskoda outcrops, the exciting Mõtsküla forest or the enchanting Ants' Kingdom in Akste.In the sound of the jingle bells we will ride in a comfortable carriage or sleigh, led by a blue-eyed white Estonian native horse and drink local herbal tea for a refreshment. If you wish, we can stop and make a campfire at one of the beautiful RMK campfire sites.We will visit the Swedish war graves in the beautiful Mõtsküla forests. Shorter excursions will take you to the picturesque Ants' Kingdom in Akste.There will be no rides if the outside temperature is over +23°C or below -15°C!

Namaste’s rich menu offers something for everybody: we serve dishes from the Chinese, Indian, Thai, and Nepalese cuisine. We also have dishes for vegetarians. The meals are made from fresh raw ingredients and the finest spices.The restaurant is suitable for families with children, groups of friends, and birthday parties. Guests can also take their food to go. On weekdays, we offer daily specials.Come and enjoy our oriental dishes!