Verevi Motel, located in a picturesque pine forest in South-Estonia, offers friendly service and cosy accommodation. This is the right place to value yourself and your time while enjoying a pleasant vacation. We also offer several options for an active vacation.Verevi Motel is surrounded by a park forest, there is a large and sunny terrace behind the house, as well as a small house for barbecuing, and Lake Verevi, which has the warmest water in Estonia, is located just 50 m from here.Although we are situated only a short walk from the centre of Elva, our house is quiet and private.
In the vast territory of Elmari Farm there is a pond where you can enjoy water pleasures and ride on a raft. In the yard there are two barbeque sites and a smoker. For sauna pleasures there are a smoke sauna and barrel sauna and separate electric and infrared saunas in the house. In the 60-seat hall of the seminary house meetings can be held and festive occasions celebrated.
Come and dine at Väimela Bistro!There are 100 seats in the hall. Guests can rent the cosily decorated hall and order a party table together with a pleasant service or just rooms for a seminar. The two halls seat up to 150. We provide catering services for up to 400 people. Guests can also order breakfast or dinner. There's free WiFi and a bathroom for the disabled in the Bistro.You can also order delicatessens and pastry.
The GMP Clubhotel is an exclusive apartment hotel in Otepää, on the shore of Lake Pühajärve. The Clubhotel is intended primarily for people who appreciate higher quality interiors, modern technical solutions, security and comfort. The Clubhotel offers 1- and 2-room apartments with all the conveniences and beautiful views, which can comfortably accommodate 4-member families. In addition, there is a 3-room apartment with a private sauna, which can accommodate a larger family. A sauna complex and terrace with outstanding views is located on the top floor.
The Monument to Dr. Fr. R. Kreutzwald is located in a park on the shore of Lake Tamula. The author of the monument is A. Adamson and it was cast in bronze in Italy. The monument was opened in 1926. It is not known when the park was founded, however the age of most of the species of trees, birches and lindens is estimated at more than one hundred years. The coniferous trees in the park include spruces and firs. Lake Tamula has an oval shape in an east-west direction with an average depth of 4.2 m. The lake is deepest to the northeast of its centre (7.5 m) and has a surface area of 231 ha. There is a swimming area, beach and a beautiful promenade on the shore on the city side. In Kreutzwald Park, there is an accessible trail.
What is special about the University of Tartu and where does the spirit of the university manifest itself?The University of Tartu Museum introduces the history of science and university education from the 17th century to the present day and tells the exciting story of Tartu Cathedral.The seven floors of the museum offer the following:- the most precious treasures of the University of Tartu in the Treasury- the spirit of Tartu and the university at the exhibition The University of Our Lives- an exhibition of the gifts made to the university in the White Hall- a good luck formula in the physics office of Georg Friedrich Parrot- Crazy Scientist's office for children interested in scienceIn addition, temporary exhibitions and viewing platforms are open in the summer!See you at Toome Hill!
Here You can see the ruins of the first known brick building in Estonia on top of the Otepää Hill Fort. Herman I, who became the Bishop of Tartu in autumn 1224, established the first stronghold of its diocese here. A settlement, which was mainly populated by craftsmen and merchants, appeared around the bishop’s castle in the 13th century.Interesting facts: * the oldest traces of a settlement on the Fort date back to approximately the change of the system of chronology; in the 11th century, Otepää was the most important stronghold of the ancient Ugandi County; * a metal map of the Estonian strongholds was installed on the Fort Hill in 1937.
A beautiful bog lake hides in the shade of a pine forest in the northern part of the Lulli bog next to Lake Võrtsjärv. The natural lake is large (23 ha) and very shallow (there is only a metre of water here).The hiking trail starts at the information stand in the car park. Further on, the boardwalk leads directly to the water, which offers scenic views of the lake and the surrounding bog landscape. The short hiking trail (2.3 km) runs around the lake. It is impossible to get lost here, because the trail is circular and everyone finally gets back to the starting point.In the second half of the summer, cloudberries, blueberries, cranberries, and mushrooms can be picked from the surroundings.