Suhka Tourist Farm

Männikjärv hiking trail offers wonderful views of Lake Männikjärv and the bog surrounding it. The hiking trail enables you to walk through a boreo-nemoral forest; the 2.2 km trail is suitable for a beginner. The trail is marked with red signs on trees, and it takes about 1 hour to complete it.Good to know:- During high water, parts of the bog are impassable.- For staying at Männikjärv, organising a public event for more than 20 people and driving an all-terrain vehicle, you must first apply for a permit from the manager of the protected area – Estonian Environmental Board.

Tartu Adventure Park has over 50 different challenges set up to let you climb and swing between heaven and earth. Adventure-lovers can try various challenges set up 4 metres above the ground in the trees. You are guaranteed a thrill on the 300-metre zipline at the end of the course which runs from one side of the valley to the other. We have not forgotten little visitors either – they have their own area with 14 challenges and two long ziplines.During slow seasons, pre-booking is required for enjoying the park (minimum size of the group is 10 people).

The longest River in Estonia - Võhandu (162 km) flows through Võru and Põlva County in its beautiful and abrupt bed surrounded by sandstone outcrops. An elaborate 80 km independent canoe hike, kayak hike or raft hike is suitable for both families and friends to familiarize themselves with Estonian nature. Hikers move on their own, designing their own hiking day, movement schedule and journey length. Overnight in tents, meals are made on Primus. The tips and additional materials required for the hike can be obtained by ordering and hiking from the hiking guide at the starting location. The hotspots can be viewed on the RMK website.

Motel Waide is like a little village – it consists of several small houses that are surrounded by the green of trees and shrubs and is located in Tartu County, Southern Estonia, 2 km from Elva. There are several hiking tracks, the Tartu County Recreational Sports Centre and the Hellenurme Mill Museum near Elva. Lorries can stop in our large car park (up to 10 vehicles).

Palamuse Church is one of the oldest medieval churches in northern Tartu County. The church was first mentioned in documents in 1234. As a fortress church, it provided protection from invaders during wars. There is a burial ground around the church, which has two preserved headstones. The unique wooden sculptures on the altar and pulpit date back to 1696. There is a dry-stone painting on the eastern outer wall. Services are held in the church every Sunday at 11 a.m. The church also organises concerts and plays.

The diversity of sports facilities and beautiful nature bring active people to Kääriku throughout the year.Kääriku Sports Centre was established in 1947 as a study and training centre of the Department of Physical Education and Sport of the University of Tartu. Today, the modern sports centre has a ball hall, tennis and beach volleyball courts, athletics and football stadium, and ski and hiking trails. There is an outdoor swimming pool, the Kekkonen sauna and Green sauna, a sandy beach, and a children's playground by Lake Kääriku. We also offer accommodation, catering, and conference rooms all year round.

Tartu Kaubamaja with its 50+ shops, established in 2005, is the leading fashion and beauty centre in South Estonia. The department store is located in the city centre of Tartu, next to the main junction of the city and the pedestrian street running towards Town Hall Square, and is easily accessible by car or on foot. Tartu Kaubamaja carries a large range of leading global fashion and beauty brands, and accommodates eateries offering excellent meals, providers of everyday services, and a grocery store with an exclusive selection.

Paper Tiger is a modern, vibrant restaurant in the heart of Tartu, on the edge of Town Hall Square, offering city visitors a fresh interpretation of Asian cuisine. The restaurant's menu is inspired by classic Asian flavors but presented with bold, contemporary nuances, offering delicious flavors for those who love new experiences and those who want something familiar. The restaurant's atmosphere is relaxed, lively, and modern, making it ideal for dinner with friends, a romantic evening, or a unique experience in Tartu's Old Town. Signature cocktails, a thoughtful wine selection, and powerful drinks from Asia offer plenty for those who come more for a glass than a fork. In addition to the hall and soon-to-be-opened courtyard, the building also hides a speakeasy-style secret bar. It doesn't call out to you — you need to know where to look or to whom to ask. During the summer period, DJs and various outdoor events in the courtyard enrich the restaurant's atmosphere.