Nature Hotel Harmony Nest

Lake Riiska is situated by the Valga road in the south-eastern part of the town of Tõrva. The lake has shallow shores, a sandy lake bed and greenish springs. The lake's depth reaches 12.5 metres. There is a beautiful sandy beach by the lake with beach cabins for changing clothes, toilets, volleyball courts, a swimming pontoon and swings. Coast guard will ensure safety on the beach.

In 1926, on the initiative of pastor Valter Viks, a memorial to the 200 citizens of Rõuge who were killed in the War of Independence, designed by artist Voldermar Mellik, was erected near the Rõuge Church. The Estonian text engraved in the stone on the front of the memorial reads "1918-1920. Honour the Fallen! Your thankful Rõuge parish". In 1945, the Bolsheviks blew up the memorial, and the bronze soldier and its foundation stones were buried in the ground near the monument. A local artist Aksel Ollmann dug the bronze statue out under the cover of night and hid it on his farm. In 1988, the statue was dug up from its hiding place. The memorial was re-inaugurated on 30 October 1988. The statue was restored by Ars Monumentaal.

We offer water experiences on SUP boards, and as our motto 'love at first paddle' says, we also dare to promise that everyone will have a pleasant experience and will be contracted with the SUP board bug. We have regular boards and a large family board (MegaSUP) in our selection, which is ideal for having a picnic and sunbathing.SUP is suitable for everyone because it does not require physical strength and you can switch positions whenever you feel uncomfortable. You will find our rental point by the large blue flags. It is possible to rent the boards by prior booking.

Our tiny bakery and confectionery shop welcomes all gourmets, foodies, and anyone with a sweet tooth. We have fresh and delicious pastries, cakes, and rolls. We also bake Estonian traditional bread on site.You can buy tasty products to go or enjoy with a cup of coffee.We offer cakes and pretzels on request.

Going to the sauna means taking time for yourself. The restless mind will become silent and both your body and soul will become clean.At Päivora Farm in Võru County, in a smoke sauna that is over a century old, it is possible to experience traditional sauna customs. The restored smoke sauna on ancestral lands helps to preserve our local ancient values, traditions, and way of life.The guided sauna session lasts about three hours and is suitable for a group of up to 7 members.

The Devil's Bridge in Tartu is one of the few remaining concrete bridges from the early 20th century. Together with the Angel's Bridge, it forms one of the symbols of Tartu. Everyone is welcome to walk on the bridge, especially visitors interested in history and architecture. The Devil's Bridge was built in 1913 to celebrate the 300th anniversary of the Romanov dynasty. It is decorated with a bronze relief of the Russian Emperor Alexander I, "Alexandro Primo." According to legend, the name "Devil's Bridge" comes from its dark appearance, which contrasts with the bright Angel's Bridge. The Devil's Bridge is ideal for walking or taking exciting photos!

The Taevaskoja Maitsed self-service is located in the beautiful village of Taevaskoja. At the self-service point of sale, you can contactlessly buy products made from local raw materials.Come and get acquainted with the tastes of Taevaskoda on site or order products from our e-shop in advance and pick them up from Taevaskoda.We offer:- Taevaskoda forest flower honey,- various biscuits containing honey,- soda bread with honey and curd,- pâté with plenty of butter, cognac, and much more.

It is important to us that craftspeople are recognized, valued, and respected. Over the years, more than 150 craft enthusiasts have joined the craft store "Magasiait." The store features products created with care by locals as well as creations by master craftspeople from all over Estonia.At Magasiait, you can purchase: lovely rugs, stylish ceramics, knitwear for the body, toes, and fingers, and a woman's best friend – jewelry. You can also find famous Estonian lace shawls, made by the skilled knitters of Haapsalu. One of the store's great prides is the selection of woven baskets, which extends from the floor almost to the ceiling in the large hall.The busy bees of Magasiait wish to make customers happy by offering a selection of gourmet items from home kitchens — "Magasiaida Talusahver." The menu includes special sauces and jams, including Sibulkad — uniquely flavored onion jams, herbal teas, and flavored salts. The highlight is locally grown lavender. There is also a corner dedicated to recycling, where you can find a piece of Estonian art history and a retro vibe. We welcome all craft enthusiasts!