Tartu Devil’s Bridge

The cozy Asian restaurant Ginger Grill in Tartu's Old Town offers authentic Asian flavors straight from the Indian tandoori oven and the Chinese wok. Our menu has something for everyone: soups, salads, vegetarian dishes, seafood, chicken, Indian lamb, pork, and much more. On weekdays, we delight visitors with daily specials. We offer the convenient option of ordering food to your home, work, or to take away from the restaurant. Our dishes are prepared by skilled Indian chefs who use original recipes and the freshest ingredients. Come and experience the flavors of Asian cuisine at Ginger Grill!

The Tartu Song Celebration Museum is located in a 19th-century classicist building, where the organizer of the first Estonian Song Festival and founder of the national theater, the Vanemuine Society, operated. The first Estonian-language play, written by Lydia Koidula, premiered here. Koidula was a prominent female poet of the Estonian National Awakening, who thereby laid the foundation for the Estonian national theater. The museum offers an introduction to the Song Celebration tradition as well as the 150-year history and heritage of the Vanemuine Theater. Visitors can take part in interactive exhibitions, virtual reality experiences, workshops, and guided tours. The museum park is also open during opening hours.

Järvselja Primeval Forest or Nature Reserve is the first and, therefore, the oldest forest protection area in Estonia. It was placed under protection in 1924. In 2006, Järvselja Nature Reserve was established, which includes the primeval forest, the surrounding quarters, and the Riiupalu pine forest, a total of 184.4 hectares of land. 2014 marked the year that the nature conservation quarter had not been included in forestry activities for 90 years.Järvselja Primeval Forest is a truly ancient and special, naturally beautiful and untouched place, where, in addition to primeval trees, many unique bird species can be seen.

The production of Rüüp wine is located in the village of Ihamaru, Ala Juusa farm in Põlva. We make craft wines mainly from our grown berries and apples. We started growing wines in 2022. We kindly show our activities to visitors: let's talk about how vines grow in Estonia and how grapes become wine, tasting different drinks, introducing a production space that we affectionately call a sip kitchen among ourselves. We also offer accommodation in a holiday home with a sauna and hot tub.

The monument to the legendary Estonian statesman and journalist Jaan Tõnisson was established in 1999. Its authors are Mati Karmin and Tiit Trummal. Jaan Tõnisson was a legendary statesman and journalist who was prime minister from 1919 to 1920, the head of state from 1927 to 1928 and in 1933, the owner of the Postimees newspaper from 1896 to 1930 and the editor-in-chief of the Postimees from 1896 to 1935. Tõnisson was made an honorary citizen of Tartu in 1939.

Barlova is a community bar located in the heart of Karlova. Here's where you will find a cosy interior, colourful characters among both customers and employees, and lovely evenings. You can taste local craft beers, Saicaf coffee, and Italian wines and pizza.Keep an eye on our cultural programme on Facebook because every month new art exhibition hangs on the bar's walls. Additionally, from time to time, you can enjoy musical performances or test your knowledge in a quiz. However, unannounced events take place as well, so you will have to come and see for yourself!

"Augupill" is a handmade camping boat from the Soviet times. The spacious, stable, and easy-to-steer 6-metre boat is powered by a modern, economical engine controlled by the steering wheel. No driver's license is needed to steer the boat. A 1.6x2m bed surrounded by a mosquito net can be made from mattresses on the smooth floor of the heatable cabin. Due to the smooth floor, the boat can also accommodate a wheelchair. The large cabin and high sides keep children in the boat, and the low height from the water line makes fishing comfortable. Specifically installed lights add comfort to catching fish at night. Along with the boat you will receive tips for fishing in the best fishing "holes" and all equipment if necessary.

On Lake Peipsi, massive fog can sometimes rise in winter. The shore edge disappears with the fog and when it gets dark, the light beam of the lighthouse does not pass through it. It is said that years ago, locals rang church bells to help the fishermen find their way to the shore.The reinforced concrete beacon was built in 1938. A beacon is a lighthouse with a visibility of less than 10 nautical miles. The height of the beacon is 11 metres and the height of the light is 14 metres.In spring, the famous icebergs of Lake Peipus can be seen here. This is because of the stone bridge created by the hero of the Estonian national epic, Kalevipoeg.