Raft sauna “Britannia”

In the heart of Tartu, opposite the main building of the University of Tartu, you will find the elegant, luxurious Antonius Hotel. The interior of this historic building is furnished with valuable antique furniture, complemented by modern solutions. Each room has a unique interior! The rooms on the top floor have well-preserved ceiling beams, stone walls, and historical elements to enjoy. The hotel also has a first-class restaurant, where you can pamper yourself with an à la carte dinner and a rich breakfast, or you can choose to enjoy delicious dishes in the comfort of your hotel room. Pets are welcome at the Antonius Hotel!

In the heart of Põltsamaa, a unique and cozy place awaits you: Hullava Naise Pub. The pub's name is inspired by the work of artist Erki Evestus, whose paintings of Estonian women adorn the interior and create a special atmosphere. It is a place where art and culinary experiences go hand in hand. Hullava Naise Pub can accommodate up to 70 people, making it an excellent spot for both weekday lunches and evening gatherings with friends. The menu features daily specials and soups, along with a wide selection of dishes made with high-quality, delicious ingredients. The food is authentic and home-cooked, highlighting simplicity and honest flavor. In addition to everyday dining, the pub offers party and event tables, making Hullava Naise Pub a suitable venue for celebrating special occasions and more intimate gatherings. The local atmosphere, good food, and warm welcome make every visit memorable. Step into Hullava Naise Pub in Põltsamaa – a place where art inspires and culinary experiences create a good mood! We look forward to seeing you!

Next to the Obinitsa Museum is a small log building with a barely noticeable wooden cross on the roof. This is the Obinitsa village chapel.The building was built in 2007 in the place where a village chapel was a hundred years ago. The chapel plays an important role in Seto culture.The holy day of the chapel is the day of the Lord's Transfiguration. On its eve, on 18 August, a procession from Obinitsa Church comes here.Ask the Obinitsa Museum for more information on the chapel.

On the banks of Tartu's Emajõgi River lies the legendary mojito bar Little Cuba, bringing a touch of Caribbean atmosphere to the middle of the Nordic summer. It is not just a bar, but a place to experience colorful ambiance, live music, and exotic flavors. The menu features both American and Cuban street food, along with a wide selection of refreshing mojitos. In addition to the classic mojito, special flavors like mango-chili and watermelon mojito are offered, providing surprising and memorable taste combinations. All drinks are made on-site by skilled bartenders who infuse each cocktail with their personality. As an outdoor bar, Little Cuba offers the perfect opportunity to enjoy summer right by the river. Sunsets, friendly company, and views of the city create a relaxing yet lively environment. On weekends, the air is filled with rhythms selected by DJs, momentarily transporting visitors into the heart of Cuba. ¡Hasta luego!

Adavere ice skating rink is open to all skaters next to the manor school in the town of the same name, around 120 km from Tallinn on the Tallinn-Tartu Highway. You can see it from the road.

At the Ice Age Centre, you can travel through time from the ice age to the future. Discover the Ice Age Centre in Tartu County, on the shores of Lake Saadjärve. Interactive exhibitions take you on a journey from the last ice age to the present and beyond, revealing the story of the universe, Earth, and the evolution of life. The symbol of the Ice Age Centre is the mammoths that lived in this area 10,000 years ago. You will also encounter cave lions, ancient deer, and other Ice Age animals to learn how nature developed. The exhibitions clearly and engagingly explain the causes of climate change, the impact of human activity on the environment, and possible future scenarios. In the centre, you can move at your own pace, participate in themed tours, or use an audio guide suitable for both adults and children. The family-friendly environment makes the visit interesting for visitors of all ages. During the summer season, you can enhance your visit with a raft ride on Lake Saadjärve, and year-round, you are welcome at the Ice Age Centre café.

Põltsamaa Castle has been an important site throughout the centuries and carries a distinguished history – founded in 1272 on the riverbank, it was the residence of Magnus, the King of Livonia, and later evolved into a magnificent Rococo palace. Wars and fires left the castle in ruins, but now it has come back to life and is waiting for you to visit! Today, the castle offers visitors plenty of excitement. First and foremost, it is worth climbing to the viewing platform of the seven-story castle tower, where a captivating view of the city unfolds in every season. The tower is crowned by a restored historical dome, which is unique in all of Estonia. The church, located within the complex, is built directly into the castle's fortification walls and tower, and is open daily during the summer. The convent and gatehouse feature a modern exhibition that tells the colorful story of the castle and the town of Põltsamaa. In the castle courtyard, craft workshops await, where you can watch the work of masters or purchase something interesting yourself. Culinary experiences are offered by the restaurant Oberpahlen, where history and excellent food come together. Discover Põltsamaa Castle – a place where history comes to life!

With its many attractions, Värska Water Center is an ideal place for visitors of all ages to relax! Located in the Värska resort area, it is the only water park in Estonia that partially uses natural mineral water directly from the earth. The park offers pressure sprays, an upstream channel, tropical rain, mineral water contrast whirlpools at 26°C and 34°C, a mineral water paddling pool, a water slide, a pebble track, a 25-meter swimming pool, a children's pool, a sauna world, and a water bar. The same building also houses a 22-room hotel, the Näki Café, seminar rooms for 50 and 10 people, a gym, a solarium, and a party room.