Peninuki Distillery factory tour and tasting

Kolm Sõsarat (The Three Sisters) is a cosy restaurant in Lüllemäe Village, Valga County, which combines modern high quality cuisine, organic produce, and genuine love for the guests. The restaurant is considered to be one of the best restaurants in Estonia.The chef 's unique menu includes only fresh and quality ingredients. We offer seasonal 7 course dining experience for 89 EUR per guest. Orders from the drinks menu are for an additional cost. We do not offer a la carte or vegan menu.Please allow 3 hours for the dining experience. Reservations should be made at least 72 hours beforehand at Dinnerbooking.

Haanja Apartment offers accommodation in a two-room apartment with a sauna. The guest apartment is located in the centre of Haanja. Suur Munamägi Hill, Haanja Recreation and Sports Centre, Pub Finiš and skiing an hiking trails are all in the vicinity.

The central square of Võru, dedicated to the 100th anniversary of the Republic of Estonia, is unique for its urban furniture. The word furniture originates from the Latin word mobilis – movable. Today, the square is in constant transformation, reflecting the character of different events – sometimes it's a market square, at other times a concert hall, and in winter, a magical Christmas land. The central square is the historical heart of Võru, surrounded by the Government House (1938), the Lutheran St. Catherine’s Church (1793), the grammar school building (the oldest house in the city, 18th century), the fire station (1900), the Apostolic St. Catherine’s Church (1804), and the bank building (1938). The renewed central square was opened in 2019, designed by architect Villem Tomiste. Taking a step onto the square brings you into a space where past and present blend seamlessly. There’s room here for both reflection and liveliness – for meeting old friends, spending time with family, or simply being in the moment. Võru’s central square is more than just a plaza – it’s a living meeting place that invites everyone to pause, enjoy, and experience. Come to the heart of Võru – to where the city lives and breathes.

In 1562, Walk (the old name of present-day Valga) along with the rest of Livonia was handed over to Poland as part of the ceasefire agreement of the Livonian War. The city rights of Valga were signed by Polish King Stefan Batory on June 11, 1584, based on his colonization policy. The king believed that land should be granted as hereditary property to new Catholic settlers (peasants, craftsmen, merchants) in Livonia and thereby strengthen Catholicism in Livonia.Therefore, there is a monument dedicated to Stefan Batory on Kesk Avenue in Valga, which was completed in 2002 as a joint effort of the city of Valga, and the Hungarian and Polish embassies.

The hiking trail, which starts from Suur Taevaskoda, runs on the high banks of the Ahja River and on the tracks of the menu film The Last Relic. Suur Taevaskoda, the partially preserved Otten or Valgesoo watermill complex, the two-vaulted Otten mill bridge, and the miniature canyon, which became famous thanks to the film The Last Relic, picturesque views of the Ahja River, and a pit of a forest brothers' bunker can be seen on the hiking trail. The trail is marked with green colour on the trees and signs and there are several information boards on the trail. It is possible to camp and make a campfire at the Otten campfire site. When coming by car, the hike starts from Saesaare car park and therefore, the trail is about 2 km longer.

Rannu Park is a manor-era park partly bordered by a stone wall, surrounded by former manor farm buildings and a pond that once surrounded the vassal stronghold. The main building of the manor located in the park was demolished in the 1970s. There is still a gardener's house, a manor granary, a coach house, and some other buildings. A community centre has been built instead of the manor house. The park is for leisure, walking with children, and sports (volleyball, basketball).Here, you can still perceive the wealth of the owners of the manor and admire the magnificent landscaping. In the autumn of 2006, a memorial stone to the Battle of Rannu was erected in the park. In 2016, a bench was dedicated for writer Mats Traat.

Citygate guest apartments with balconies are located in a modern building with an elevator and are perfect for a short stay. The apartments are fully furnished and equipped, so you can enjoy your holiday in Tartu without worry. The open living room and kitchen provide a pleasant atmosphere for both relaxing and cooking. The kitchen has everything needed for meal preparation, while the living room offers a comfortable sofa for relaxation, Netflix enjoyment, or fast Wi-Fi. The balcony offers a peaceful view of the surroundings and beautiful sunsets. The bedroom features a large, comfortable bed and spacious storage areas, and the modern bathroom provides additional comfort. For small children, there is a travel bed, a highchair, toys, and books. A safe playground awaits children in the courtyard. The apartment is well-located, close to shops, cafes, and restaurants, with convenient access to public transportation and Tartu's attractions. You are welcome to enjoy a cozy stay at the Citygate balcony guest apartments and explore Tartu and Southern Estonia!

We offer you an opportunity to have a holiday at Kolkja holiday village. You can stay in summer houses meant for 2 to 4 people. We have an outdoor kitchen, a place for barbequing, camping places and parking places for caravans. Lake Peipus is 500 m away.