Restaurant Oberpahlen Wine & Food is located in the heart of Põltsamaa's tourist magnet – Põltsamaa Castle! It is a place where you can try the best of Estonian wine culture in a pleasant atmosphere. In the wine cellar, you can explore our selection of Estonian wines, taste them, choose your favorites, and, if desired, purchase them to take home. The restaurant's menu combines tradition and creativity. Oberpahlen offers special tasting journeys for both regular visitors and groups, with daily specials available on weekdays and often pancake mornings on weekends. Special themed dinners and concerts are also held here. Among groups, wine and local food tasting packages are popular, highlighting the region's best flavors! Come and experience Põltsamaa's wine and food culture at its best! Recommendation: You can order a compact visit package from Põltsamaa Castle, which includes dining at the restaurant, a guided tour, and a visit to the castle tower. Come with friends, family, or your team!
The unique Gardest Home and Garden Centre, which is the largest garden centre in the Baltics, offers a wide range of outdoor and indoor plants, seasonal plants, tools, interior products, pet products, and gourmet goods. During the summer season, we also offer outdoor furniture and barbecues. During the winter period, the centre turns into a beautiful winter wonderland.Here, you will also find the Muru restaurant, which offers a healthy menu and daily specials. It is convenient to come to the Gardest by car – we have a spacious free parking lot, bicycle, or public transport – there is a bus stop right in front of the centre.Come with your family – pets are also welcome with us!
Tavern ‘Lühikeste meeste kõrts’ can accommodate about 50 women and men, but mind your head when you enter the room. Our meals are homemade and popular across the village. Tomato, cucumber, and other vegetables are local, as are eggs and fish. Drinks are not local, but they are still excellent. The tavern is suitable for various events. Upon pre-booking, we also offer group catering, where several dishes are traditional. You can also order catering and an evening host from us.
Maarjamäe House is cosy place for families and smaller companies. You are welcome to use the sauna or have barbeque in the fireplace. A fence surrounds the house, so kids don’t have access to the pond or road.
Karlova is a neighborhood in Tartu that captivates visitors with its bohemian atmosphere. In Tartu's Karlova district, there are historical wooden houses, secret courtyards worth discovering, unique cafés loved by locals, greenery, and plenty of street art. In the heart of Karlova are several important community places – the cozy Karlova Kohv, the popular meeting spot Barlova Bar, and the Karlova Harbor area by the Emajõgi River, suitable for more peaceful leisure. The neighborhood dates back to the houses built on the lands of Karlova Manor in the 19th–20th centuries, which have developed into today's unique living environment. The oldest settlement, at the beginning of Kalevi Street, dates back to the 18th century and architecturally differs from the rest of the area. In spring, Karlova Days take place, where you can get to know the neighborhood even better through various events and open courtyards. Exploring the neighborhood with a guide will show you Karlova's hidden side and the historical charm of its bohemian wooden houses. More information can be found on the Tartu Guides website.
Mahedikud is a small and cosy organic shop in the town of Valga. The shop sells carefully chosen natural, organic, and farm products.Mahedikud organic and farm products aim to provide customers with high-quality food products, share knowledge about nutritious food, and educate on the topic of reasonable consumption. Mahedikud shop believes direct contact and a personal approach to be the best and most reliable ways to achieve their goals.Mahedikud sells a variety of organic products which can also be purchased from their website.
Otten's Mill Bridge is known as the setting for the feature film The Last Relic. This is where Siim blocks the path of his chasers on the bridge and one of the chasers' horses falls into the river.The mill bridge, which also worked as a mill dam, was built by Jaan Otten, the owner of the mill, in 1916, following the example of the Tartu Stone Bridge. The water channel with a bridge built of quarrystone has only partially survived. The dam of the watermill is built of quarrystone and it has two large concrete arches that could be closed with gates.Otten's Mill Bridge is the border of the Ahja River Primeval Valley Nature Protection Area. The bridge is also entered in the state register of cultural monuments.
The starting point of these tracks, which are 4 km from the centre of Võru, is at the ski centre at the Kubija Hotel. The tracks measure 2, 3 and 5 km and are lit until 20:00 from Monday to Friday.