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Barokk, a fine arts and antiques store, opened its doors in 1993.We are located in the old town of Tartu, next to the Town Hall Square. We buy and sell classic art, including pieces by artists of the Pallas school and other well-known Estonian artists, as well as porcelain, gold and silver objects, icons, and other valuable antique items. By prior arrangement, you can also visit us outside of opening hours at a time convenient for you.

If you want to spice up the daily life of your team, then this fun team game is the best way to do it! The team is divided into groups. Each group gets a trail legend and photos with objects from Luke Manor. Each photo has a fun task that the team must capture together. The bolder, more inventive, and more imaginative the team, the more captivating and humorous it will be to look at the photos later. The photo hunt does not require much physical effort and is suitable for people of all ages, smaller and larger companies, and groups.

We are a refuge in the heart of Estonia and offer cosy relaxation and wellbeing in comfortable suites, holiday houses and glamping facilities. Our accommodation is comfortable and cosy, inspired by bright and calm Scandinavian style.Free WiFi, barbeque facilities, beautiful views, peace and quiet. Since 2019, we organise meditation retreats guided by Buddhist monks and certified teachers. Hiking, forest bathing, birdwatching and fishing on the bodies of water, nature trails, boardwalks, towers and bogs of the Endla Nature Reserve is just a stone's throw away. You can rent sauna, kayaks and bicycles from us.

Mõniste Manor was first mentioned in 1542. The last owners of the manor were the von Wulff family, but the manor was destroyed in the Estonian War of Independence. The 14.6 ha park at Mõniste was founded in 1840 and is one of the oldest in Võru County. The Mõniste Reservoir plays an important role in the design of the park. The site of the former Manor House is now a large meadow. Spruce, oak, linden, silver birch and larch are indigenous to the park. Some of the more rare species include common spindle, Manchurian walnut and Douglas fir. A sculpture depicting bears is located near the park on the Võru-Valga highway - a reminder of the highway decorations that were in fashion during the Soviet occupation.

Orupõhja camping site offers an amazing holiday in the middle of the nature. Bring your friends or family and take a break on the shores of the beautiful Ahja River.The camping site has everything you need. You can also spend the night in a van or a caravan. There are electric hook ups.The price includes a tent or caravan place, parking, electricity, shower, toilet, drinking water, and the use of a grill (coal for an additional fee).

Rähni home accommodation is located in a quiet and safe neighborhood about 1.5 km from the centre of Põlva.Guests can enjoy a detached two-story house with separate entrances. The rooms and sauna are located in an area that has a positive effect on people, as many of our guests have admitted. The large adjoined kitchen and living room can be used for preparing meals. The guest house is especially suitable for people on business trips and those on an extended visit. The spacious family room has a study area and separate utility rooms. Guests can use an outdoor fireplace, a leisure and barbecue terrace and a large balcony.Good to know: We also organize bus trips to our fellow Finno-Ugric nations in the Republics of Mari and Udmurtia.

The trip is suitable for groups of friends, families and schoolchildren. The slow waters of the winding river flow by large pine trees and ferns growing on the banks, steep sandstone outcrops covered in forest and caves.This area is the birthplace of many a folk legend – about underground castles, Devil's mills, virgins weaving fabric in deep caves, forest elves wondering about the river and water nymphs sitting on large rocks.Duration of the trip: 1.5-2 hoursWe have a raft for 7-8 persons and another for 9-10.Minimum size of the group: 6-7 peopleThe trip begins at Kiidjärve Nature Centre and ends at the dam of the Taevaskoda hydroelectric power station. After the trip, you can have a picnic by the river.

Murrumetsa Hiking Trail starts from the Pühajärve Manor Park and runs through Murrumetsa forest back to the park. It takes about 1-1.5 hours to pass the 3.5 km track. There are information boards next to the track that give information about the flora and fauna of our forests and cultivated landscapes. The track passes the ancient Pühajärv War Oak (circumference 6.98 m and height 22 m) and the commemorative stone to mark the Pühajärv War of 1841, which can be found among the oaks of Murrumets Forest. There are also rest areas and fire sites by the trail.