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An exciting canoe trip along the border of the European Union!Canoeing is a convenient and very exciting way to discover the world. The trip on the border of the European Union runs along the middle course of the Piusa River, the section passing through Estonia. There are three rapids and mills on the river that offer a little bit of excitement, but in general, the path is also passable for beginners. The middle course of Piusa River is passable in mid-summer as well, so take a refreshing trip in the hot summer of South Estonia! The trip is suitable for children from the age of 10.The price includes a kayak or a canoe, its security equipment, equipment transportation, protection, and guidance.

Ala-Rõuge Guesthouse provides affordable accommodation in the heart of Rõuge. The former mill building of the local manor, it dates back to 1885. In the intervening years it served many purposes, but was fully restored as a guesthouse in 1998. It is spacious and the hosts are very welcoming.Just a stone's throw from the guesthouse is Estonia's deepest lake, known as Rõuge Suurjärv, which is perfect for swimming in summer. There are also hiking trails in the surrounding forests. Winter pastimes such as skiing and skating provide fun for all the family. And when the weather is inclement, you can always stay indoors and make the most of the guesthouse's board games.

Located in the manor park of the same name, the Helme caves, are an unrivalled sight in Estonia. Situated to the north of castle ruins, the caves have a white Burtniek layer of sandstone walls standing 3 m high. Unfortunately for cave lovers though, some of the better known caves have already collapsed. Once comprised of seven interlinked chambers, the biggest of which was known as the Church of Moses. Peppered with springs, the caves have a long history; and over the years they have been dug out and used as shelters when needed. Did you know...?: In ancient times the Helme caves were also known locally as the gateway to Hell.Kivialune (under the rocks) was a shelter for Old Estonians during the wars.

Helme Parish Museum is located in the village of Kirikuküla in the former rectory of Helme church. At Helme Parish Museum, you will not only see preserved items, but also conserved memories where each item can tell a story about its maker, user or owner. The multitudinous museum assets emphasise local values, sources of sustenance and way of life. Here, various eras converge, creating a long life line between yesterday, today and tomorrow.

Torma Holiday House is located in the small town of Torma in Jõgeva County, in a former farmhouse belonging to a manor complex. We have fresh air and pure nature, cosy accommodation, a good sauna, and an overall nice private place. Here, you can choose between different sizes of rooms, either a single or a shared room or even a family room. And if you prefer to sleep in a tent, we've got options for that as well. We have 5 glamping tents waiting for you in our wonderful garden. In addition to accommodation, we also offer the possibility of hosting events with catering.

Taiko Sushi — the hidden gem of Tartu's sushi scene! The Japanese restaurant Taiko Sushi is located in the center of Tartu, featuring fresh ingredients, wonderful flavor combinations, and food prepared with care. Everyone will find something to their liking on the menu. In addition to sushi, the menu includes salads, soups, snacks, and desserts, as well as other Asian and European-style dishes. The goal of our dedicated team is to provide delicious, carefully-prepared food and friendly service. Taiko Sushi is open to everyone – even pets! While you wait, you can play board games or draw.

The adventure on the Kooraste lakes takes place on 11 different bodies of water – lakes Vidrike, Voki, Lambahanna, Nahajärv, Sinikejärv, Lubjaahju, Liinu, Pikkjärv, Vaaba, Hatsike and Kooraste Suurjärv – connected by the narrow, winding Sillaotsa River. A primeval valley, beaver dams, and wild nature are just some of the things you will see and experience on this trip. During spring, there is plenty of water, but in drier seasons, there are some sections where you may have to carry your canoe with you. The lakes are normally warm in summer and perfect for swimming.We welcome families with children and groups of friends and colleagues. We organise trips for both small and large groups.

Vastseliina Castle was built in 1342. The Swedish Army gave the order to build another church outside the walls of the castle as an addition to the Vastseliina Castle Chapel. The new church was consecrated as St. Catherine's Church. The church was destroyed together with the Vastseliina Castle by Russian cannon fire. Another church was built, and construction began on a stone church. Von Liphardt donated an organ made by Kessler and an alter painting by Baron Maydell to the church. Vastseliina Church was reconstructed according to the plans of the architect Pohlmann. In 1911 the church obtained a new organ built by the brothers Kriisa. Church service is held on Sunday.