The teemaja (teahouse) in Mustvee is a cosy place in the capital of the Peipus region, where good tea and local food and drinks are offered. The menu includes fish from Lake Peipus and local garden and forest products.On the first floor, we can host family events and other anniversaries.We also offer accommodation on the second floor.Peipsi Teemaja is the well-known red house in the centre of Mustvee.In addition to meals, we have an exciting selection of handicrafts and souvenirs.
Are you tired of the city life? Pühajärve Boat Harbor in Otepää is the best place to get away from it all. Row a boat or enjoy picturesque views from a pedal boat with your family or friends. Try a SUP board or surf bike. We rent various watercraft for fun on Pühajärve, such as row boats, canoes, surf bikes, water bikes, SUP boards, and kayaks. You can also rent fishing kits from us for angling or spinning. There is also the beautiful Pühajärve Beach, with its clean sand, swimming pier, beach volleyball courts, children's playgrounds, and gazebos. You can grab a snack at the Pühajärve Beach Café.
Udu Farm is a lovely holiday complex on the shores of Lake Kuremaa. The historical Palamuse and Kuremaa castles are just a few kilometres away.Guests have the use of 12 cabins, a sauna, a large party building, 4 covered areas, an extreme plastic film sauna and a children's play area. You can also rent the sauna complex, which has its own kitchenette and which accommodates 12-19 people on the upstairs level.Boats are available for hire and you can go fishing on the lake.
Construction of the Tartu Uspenski Cathedral started by the order of Peter I after the Northern War and it was consecrated in 1783. The church was established on the foundation of the Dominican Convent Church. It was initially built in the shape of a cross and was given its quadrangular shape in 1840. Interesting facts: - a chapel to St Isidor, who died as a martyr, was established in the church in the course of its extension; ‑ the Bolsheviks killed 19 innocent people in the cellar of Krediidikassa 80 years ago. Their victims, archpriests Bleive and Berzhanitski, are buried in Uspenski Church.
Karula cycling trail offers you the opportunity to go for a ride in beautiful nature. The 50 km track runs over the hilly landscape of Karula and covers several exciting forest paths. The start of the trail is at the foot of Tellingumäe at the Cycling Trail campfire site (Rattaradade lõkkekoht) and the trail partially overlaps the Taheva cycling trail. The trail also passes the Oore camping area, where there are forest huts for hikers. There is room for 40 tents.
The two Taevaskoda outcrops on the banks of the ancient valley of the Ahja River are one of the most frequently visited sites in southern Estonia. The sandstone outcrops and the ancient river form the most beautiful part of the Ahja River Landscape Reserve. Legends speak of caves, secret passageways and of demons and a mermaid with a golden comb. A walk from the Saesaare dam to the Small Taevaskoda outcrop, the Emaläte spring, the Neitsikoobas cave and the Large Taevaskoda outcrop, which rises 22.5 metres above the river, is worth undertaking in every season. The beautiful and exciting natural setting attracts hikers – it is a place that every Estonian visits at least once in their life!
You are invited to Obinitsa Museum to dress up! The Seto culture workshop "Putting on Seto clothes" is about putting on Seto women's clothes. One member of the company or group will put on the garments. While dressing, the guide will tell you how a Seto woman and man should dress according to tradition, including how to distinguish a married woman from an unmarried girl. The historical context and significance of the objects in Seto culture will also be presented. Come and learn about Seto folk costumes and history!
Restaurant Pööripäev at the Estonian National Museum (ERM) offers modern Estonian cuisine, blending tradition with contemporary presentation and local ingredients. Here, the richness of Estonian nature, seasonal flavors, and high-quality service are valued, providing visitors with a peaceful, culturally rich dining experience at the museum. The daily offerings always include fresh dishes, including vegetarian variations, suitable for both museum visitors and those seeking a quick lunch. The menu reflects the pure flavors characteristic of Estonian cuisine, innovative combinations, and carefully selected ingredients. The restaurant also offers a wide selection of pastries and cakes. The youngest family members have a dedicated "play forest" menu designed for children. The restaurant provides catering for events at the museum, offering well-designed menus and seamless service. Pööripäev is a place where Estonian flavors get a new twist, and a museum day becomes a treat for all the senses.