Toreski Farm Stable Building accommodation

This is a four-hour event taking place in the castle, its grounds and other parts of Alatskivi.The day includes:* A guided tour of the castle* A tour of the castle grounds and/or the nearby forest led by a cultural heritage guide, covering the manor-era buildings and other sites* A manor-era meal in the castle restaurantAlatskivi is located in Eastern Estonia, and at first glance the castle seems like something out of a fairytale with its battlements and towers. It is one of the most beautiful manor houses in the country.The minimum size of the group is 4 people.

Sirje Kruusamäe with her family welcomes you at the Toomemäe Farm in the village of Saabolda. The home restaurant Maagõkõnõ (poppy in Estonian) is the result of Sirje’s long-standing dream. When the family bought the farm, it was surrounded by a poppy field. Now, they are used to decorate the walls of the home cafe.The restaurant serves gourmet local good. Our most popular dishes are pike cutlets, warm cottage cheese, and home-made ice cream, but also delicious pies. The hostess Sirje is a multi-time pie champion of the Seto Kingdom Day!The restaurant is also perfect for cooking workshops, birthdays, and other events.

Mooste Manor in South Estonia, Põlva County, is one of the best-preserved manor complexes in Estonia. The main building currently houses a manor school, and the former cow barn has become one of the largest concert and seminar halls in South Estonia — Mooste Folgikoda. Various craftsmen operate in the former outbuildings, passing on their skills to all interested parties. Mooste Manor's Linakoja Guesthouse has a total of seven rooms. The rooms located in the manor's former woodworking shop are mostly on the second floor and are simple and cozy. Five rooms have shared bathroom facilities. For a slightly more spacious and comfortable stay, there is the "Cabinet" apartment on the second floor and the family-friendly "Summer Room," with a separate entrance on the first floor. Information about visiting the manor can be obtained from the guesthouse reception, and manor tours also start from here. The nearby café, Evelynes, offers a delicious breakfast to overnight guests.

The water tower of Raadi Manor dates back to the 19th century. In ancient times, the tower housed the manor clock, which let the manor workers know it was time for lunch. After World War II, the building was used by the Soviet army and was restored in 2002.Inside the water tower is an exhibition of the Estonian National Museum. Visiting the photo exhibition Raadi Through the Ages, which runs along the floors of the water tower, offers not only historical knowledge but also enchanting views of the cosy Raadi Manor Park.The exhibition is open by reservation and a visit to the water tower can be ordered together with the guided tour of the Estonian National Museum 'Raadi Manor Park Tour'.

Laiusevälja in Jõgeva County is an authentic Estonian village with fields of grazing animals and dusty roads in summer lined with stalks of grain. The courtyard of Karu Holiday Home is designed to look like it would have done last century, replete with apple tress and berry bushes. The holiday home offers year-round accommodation for up to 20 people. The building also has all of the facilities needed to serve the disabled. In addition, you can also enjoy the sauna and hot tub. Come enjoy the countryside and a pleasant stay at Karu Holiday Home near Jõgeva!

The church dedicated to St. Martin is located on the Estonian Pilgrim Route, which starts from Pirita Monastery and ends at the Vana-Vastseliina Episcopal Castle. There is also a prayer bench in the churchyard.Come and see one of the oldest parish churches in Estonia. You can also can go to the spire, which offers a unique view of the beautiful Lake Võrtsjärv and the surroundings.Good to know:• The Church participates in the Wayfarers Churches and the Night of Churches projects.• The night battle from the feature film Names on a Marble Slab (2002) was filmed in Rannu Church garden.You can visit the church on Sundays during the service or by prior arrangement.

Krabi Caravan Park is located at the southern tip of Estonia, in Krabi village in Rõuge Parish. Housed in a former school stadium, this quiet park with extensive greenery offers 64 caravan sites with electric and water options. There are spacious grounds for campers, and pets are also welcome. Krabi is quiet and close to nature – electricity comes from solar panels. The Paganamaa and Pähn hiking trails are nearby, and a village shop and tavern are 500 meters away. Guests can enjoy a modern service building with toilets, showers, and a kitchenette, as well as a shelter for campers. A sauna with a healing wall of salt is waiting in the outbuilding. Prior agreement is required for use. There are swings and ballfields for kids to have a fun time. Krabi Caravan Park is prized for its peace and privacy – here you can charge both your caravan and your own batteries. You can also stop longer in the park if you want, as there is plenty of space and quiet. It's also the perfect place to stay when you're on your way to Europe – Krabi is right next to the Latvian border.

Kayaking and rafting trips take place on the Ahja and Võhandu Rivers and Lake Lämmijärv. Tours lasting several days take place in other rivers of Estonia. There are various trip packages for companies, tourist and student groups. Arrangements for accommodation and catering. Guides certified for conducting water trips