Rõsma Holiday Resort, located in Setomaa, directly on the shore of Lake Lämmijärv, fishermen can rent boats and families can rent water bikes. Good to know: in the winter, we offer accommodation for up to 14 people. In the summer, we can accommodate 39 people and we have an unlimited number of camping sites. There are smoke and Finnish saunas, as well as an outdoor kitchen.The resort is perfect for summer days, training sessions, and camps.
These large and comfortable rafts (including a BBQ raft) have 15 hp engines that will take you far. Once you take to the wheel on the River Emajõgi and on the waterways of Peipsiveere (which you will), you will feel as if you are exploring the Amazon! Endless marshlands, the gently winding river, the strange sounds of nature that could be straight out of the jungle, and finally, a warm campsite in the Raft Building.Rafting is perfect for corporate events (summer days) and groups of friends (birthdays). The minimum number of participants is 10 and the maximum is 30.The trip lasts for up to 6 hours.Discover the beauty of River Emajõgi!
The recreation area by Lake Pangodi is a popular holiday destination, offering a variety of opportunities to enjoy nature. In the holiday complex, you can swim, camp, and make a campfire. The large lawn by the sandy beach has a children's playground with active holiday elements and a volleyball court. At the beginning of the recreation area, there is a parking lot that can accommodate up to 30 cars. The Pangodi camping area is by the lake, where you can find three campfire sites with canopies and benches. Along the Pikksaare hiking trail (1 km) starting from the car park, you will reach the Pangodi campfire site, which is about 500 m from the crowded camping area in the Pangodi park forest. Be respectful to nature!
ULA is a cosy bar on the edge of Toome Hill in Tartu. ULA has the smallest bar building in Tartu, but we also have a beautiful yard area where we organise various events. In summer, we have concerts, DJ parties, and memory game and board game evenings. In autumn, we organise campfire evenings. Last winter, we decided to build a snow bar in our yard.We want to be the home bar for the people of the neighbourhood: we want to offer a cosy and pleasant place to meet, but also to offer Tartu residents and guests of Tartu something new and surprising – be it a haircut in the outdoor bar or a snow fort in the yard in the winter.
More than 300 years old, Gunpowder Cellar is a restaurant with a historic atmosphere, located in Tartu's Old Town at the foot of Toome Hill Park. The restaurant's menu combines classics from Estonian and German cuisine, offering flavors that are homely yet distinctive. The menu also includes soups and Estonian food that cannot be tasted elsewhere in Tartu. On-site, you can try the patented craft beer "Gunpowder Red," brewed specifically for this restaurant. Guests can access a three-century-old cellar hall with special acoustics, making the Gunpowder Cellar a popular place for concerts and events. For those who prefer a calmer atmosphere, private rooms are available for various gatherings. At Gunpowder Cellar, history, architecture, and culinary experiences converge. A visit offers an experience for both locals and international guests who wish to discover Tartu's cultural heritage and enjoy an authentic atmosphere. Tartu Gunpowder Cellar can also be explored via a virtual tour.
Lake Kubija is in the Kubija district on the outskirts of Võru. There are changing rooms, bathrooms, a boat landing and a diving tower on the beach. A life guard also works on the beach in summer.Kubija Hotel and Nature Spa and Kubija campsite are nearby, and in summer there are moped lanes. The surrounding pine forests provide ski tracks in winter.The lake covers more than 15 hectares but is never more than 5 metres deep. There is good fishing here, with common catches including bream, perch and pike, and occasionally also pike perch and bleak.
It is believed that the Raja congregation of Old Believers was established in the first quarter of the 18th century. The congregation was given permission to build its own church only in 1879. The church was destroyed during the Second World War – the only thing left is the belfry. The present worship house has 11 rooms. In 1854–1930 Gavriil Frolov lived in the worship house. He taught children icon-writing, reading and writing in Old-Slavic, also singing based on old musical notation.
Adavere manor was first mentioned in records in the second half of the 17th century. In the 16th and 17th centuries, Adavere was under the rule of Põltsamaa castle, which governed all of the surrounding land and villages as the most important town in Central Estonia.Its massive slate main building was constructed between 1892 and 1893. The complex also includes outbuildings erected in the late 19th century – a workers' cottage and a barn with a drying shed. Manor park (dating from the 1740s) was one of the grandest in Estonia in its day, although little remains of its glory today. Good to know:* Today, the building is home to Adavere Basic School. During winter, you can go skating in the skating rink on the school stadium.* The manor can only be viewed from the outside.