Canoe and kayak trips on River Mädajõgi

Tartu's Gothic-style St. John's Church dates back to the 14th century, making it one of the oldest churches in Estonia. It is known for its unique terracotta sculptures, which are considered rare in all of Europe. The church once had over 1,000 handmade terracotta statues; about 200 have survived. Each sculpture is different, which has led to speculation that they may depict Tartu's former inhabitants or other important people. The tower of St. John's Church offers a wonderful view of the entire historic old town of Tartu. It houses two bronze bells, called Peter and Paul. On the last Sunday of every month, the church holds a service in English!

Tõrva Lion Tower in Lake Vanamõisa in Southern Estonia is the highest diving tower in the Baltic States. It was built to replace the legendary Tõrva Vanamõisa diving tower, offering visitors a safe and exciting opportunity for summer water fun. The tower has four floors, each with a diving platform from which you can dive into the lake. The height of the last platform from the water surface is 11 meters, and the total height of the tower with light masts reaches 14 meters. The name is inspired by Shroomwell's lion's mane soft drink, Focus State. Lake Vanamõisa is a popular summer destination for both locals and visitors from afar. The lake is located on the edge of the town of Tõrva. In addition to the diving tower, the beach has a boardwalk and athletic courts. During the summer season, the beach is supervised by lifeguards from 11 AM to 7 PM. Lifeguards offer volleyball, badminton, and spikeball rentals. There are changing cabins and toilets available. The tower also serves as a viewing platform for the lake and its beautiful surroundings.

Cafe Johanna dates back to 2016 when we took part in the Home Cafes Day. The positive feedback from the visitors made the host so happy that they decided to offer taste experiences more than once a year.Cafe Johanna offers a variety of flavours: morning coffee with delicious pastry, with a selection of the best rolled biscuit in town, wind pockets and eclairs, and of course, Pavlova cakes. You can also buy lunch and other delicious baked goods from the cafe.Enjoy a cup of coffee and a piece cake: here, you will get a fantastic taste experience and positive memories!

Peräjärve forest trail guides the hiker through different forest types - fresh boreal forest, dry boreal forest, boreal heath forest, carr, and swamp forest. You will get an overview of the different uses of the forests throughout history, a living example of this are the trees near the trail, which are used to extract resin from.The study trail can be visited all year round: in spring there're a lot of bird sounds and the daphne mezereum blooms, in summer and autumn the forest is full of berries and mushrooms, and in winter you can see interesting animal tracks in snow.

Hämsaare Holiday House is located 4.5 km outside of Võru in the village of Meegomäe on the way to Haanja. Accommodation is provided in a fully renovated 150-year-old log house with six rooms for a maximum of 25 guests. Visitors can choose between two-, three- and four-person rooms. Every room has a shower and toilet. We also have a caravan parking lot and a camping site.Breakfast can be ordered in addition to accommodation. You can also enjoy good food and drink at the Hämsa Tavern until the late hours of the evening.The accommodation building has a spacious room for seminars, training events, and for celebrating special occasions. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the complex and there is a large carpark.

Vase Holiday Home is a spacious, comfortable three-bedroom holiday home located a short walk from the center of Tartu. The house is ideal for small groups and families, as it accommodates up to 10 people over two floors. There are three bedrooms, a living room, a toilet, a corridor, a bathroom with a shower and toilet, and a kitchen with everything you need for cooking. The terrace and fenced-in yard are perfect for outdoor meals. Vase Holiday Home is your home away from home!

Restaurant Aparaat is a place where you will receive a heartfelt welcome. There is always a friend waiting for you here. You can enjoy good food and drinks, as well as a warm and friendly service.Our à la carte menu includes traditional classics with a twist - for carnivores and vegetarians alike. On weekdays you have a choice of daily offers. Additionally, we have a bar, and we organise concerts and parties! Come with your family, because we have a great playroom for the kids!We are located in Aparaaditehas (Widget Factory), which brings together creative entrepreneurs, studios of artists and designers as well as entertainment.We offer home delivery service!

A black granite memorial tablet bearing almost 200 names was installed on the wall of the Valga Jaani (St John’s) Church in 1934 in remembrance of the Finnish volunteers who fell in the Paju Battle of the War of Independence. The polar bear sign of the Northern Sons Regiment is shown on the shield above the stone. In 1940 the memorial tablet was demolished with pickaxes by the order of communists. The memorial tablet was reopened on the 80th anniversary of the Paju Battle in 1999.Interesting facts: * the memorial tablet was opened in 1934 by President Konstantin Päts; * the first table was made in Finland and the second one in Tartu; * donations for the second tablet were collected by Ylistaro Rural Municipality (Finland) at the initiative of Ossi Salo.