Paganamaa Holiday Home offers an opportunity to relax in a cosy and homely cottage surrounded by nature, away from the clamour of the city.A barrel sauna and a tube sauna stand at the edge of a pond by the holiday home. In addition, there is a trampoline for children outside.At Paganamaa Holiday Home, you are going to feel at home!
The Murimäe Wine Cellar in Valga County also offers its guests a cosy and exclusive guest apartment with all the comforts and a sauna where you can wake up to a beautiful view of the South Estonian hill country! The Murimäe Wine Cellar Guest Apartment is ideal for families and smaller groups, as well as for those who appreciate privacy and being close to nature. For an additional fee, it is possible to order a private wine tasting with snacks.
The first stone church was constructed in Rõuge in the 16th century. In 1730, the original church, which was destroyed in the Great Northern War, was replaced with one which had an imposing square tower. The church was blessed in the name of St. Mary. The altar-piece "Christ on the cross" by R. von Mühlen is from 1854. In 1860 the walls were made higher and a mirrored arch was installed. In 1930 the church got a 31-register organ built by the Kriisa brothers. The first Estonian pastor in Rõuge was Rudolf Gottfried Kallas.Useful information! You can attend mass at the church every Sunday at 11:00 and in summer, the church is used as a wayfarers' church. Entrance to the tower is for a fee (grown ups 1.50, children 1 and family ticket 3 euros).
Come and experience an adventure at the Agirregoikoa Kennel with Nordic sled dogs! A kennel visit lasts approximately 1.5-2 hours, during which you can enjoy a 1.5 km long sled ride. After the ride, you can walk with the dogs and pet and cuddle them. Choose your favorite dog, take selfies, capture a memorable moment with a large group photo, and enjoy hot tea or coffee. We warm up and share stories about the dog breed and history. Sled dogs are therapy for children. We do sled rides with snow and cart rides without snow. Only kennel visits are offered during the summer period.
Internationally renowned wildlife photographers, led by Phil Gould, have created a first-class luxury hide in South Estonia, allowing you to capture stunning nature images comfortably. Built in the middle of the Estonian wilderness, the hide has also been described as one of the best wildlife photography and observation facilities in Europe! Here, you can experience Estonia's changing seasons, diverse bird and animal species, and ever-changing views throughout the year. The hide has space for up to 24 photographers, a meeting room with WiFi, and a kitchenette. Don't forget to bring comfortable slippers when you come to the hide!
Restaurant Lilli operates in a beautiful art nouveau house built in the 1930s. There is a 30-seat restaurant on the ground floor and a 20-seat restaurant. A 60-seat terrace is opened in the courtyard of the building in the summer season. There is a children’s playground on the terrace.The restaurant offers a varied à la carte menu, special offers on weekdays and group menus. See you at Lilli!
If you wish to experience a moment when time stands still and be on your own or with your good friends by letting yourself be cherished by the positive energy of an old manor, then come to Rogosi Manor. You will find accommodation in the Rogosi Manor Guesthouse and can enjoy the meals in Rogosi Manor Kitchen.
Mesi tare guesthouse offers the opportunity to spend the night in boat houses located on the shores of Lake Peipus. You can choose between 5 boat houses. The boats are in different sizes, all with a large double bed in the bow, a seating area, and a kitchenette equipped with electricity and a mini-fridge. There is outdoor seating next to the boat and a campfire site with barbecue facilities. At the beach you'll find a sand-bottom swimming area.Various old boats have been brought to life offering a romantic and authentic accommodation. You can watch the nature's starry sky TV, view the club-rush channels, the moon gleaming in the sky and swans, seagulls, ducks, or nosy foxes as a part of nature's special programmes.