Podmotsa Village Chapel is located in a small lakeside village in the middle of a medieval cemetery. The chapel, surrounded by lilacs and rowan trees, was built in 1760 and dedicated on Ascension Day. Because of this, it was built with young birches. There is a large stone cross near the chapel, as well as two smaller ones. According to local legend, these are the larger cross's sons. Beside the cemetery is the village swing, and the National Geographic yellow window, which acknowledges a unique landscape. Walking down to the lake from the village, one can also view the Kolpino Orthodox Church, which is currently located in Russian territory.
Located in the heart of Tartu, Maasikas Nightclub is Southern Estonia's most glamorous party destination, where elegant interior design, high-quality service, and a memorable atmosphere await you. Maasikas always has different DJs and well-known or new live performers, creating an unforgettable party atmosphere until the early morning. Maasikas is an ideal place for dancing and enjoying time with friends — book a table, order delicious cocktails, and enjoy the evening in stylish company. Take a break from everyday life and let the music carry you away. Nights at Maasikas are always special! Age limit: 21+
Church of Blessed Virgin Mary in Torma is a late baroque trapezoidal aisleless church. The completed church was blessed in 1767 and in 1868, it was made more pseudogothic.There is a cup-shaped pulpit and people compare it to Noah’s ship. Services are held at the Church of Blessed Virgin Mary in Torma every Sunday at 11 a.m.
Pühajärve Spa & Puhkekeskus invites you to enjoy a pleasant time in its pub, with its historical ambiance, in South Estonia's Otepää. The cozy pub with an open grill kitchen offers delicious meals for every taste. It caters to everyone — the menu includes both traditional pub dishes and fresher flavors for vegetarians and vegans. The drink selection is also diverse. The pub can accommodate up to 100 guests and is a great place to enjoy food and drinks with friends, spend time, and play billiards, darts, or air hockey. During the summer, you can dine on the terrace with a lake view. The pub has a play area and a special children's menu. During major sporting events, we offer you the opportunity to watch international sports events on a large TV screen, and occasionally live music is played in the pub for dancing. We offer catering for groups both as daily specials and from the group menu. Come to Pühajärve and spend memorable moments on the shores of Estonia's most beautiful lake!
Turgi Handicraft Farm offers a creative holiday by weaving on looms.The selection includes various several-day courses, because the hostess Veinika Västrik introduces the basics of weaving to the beginners and more complex weaving techniques to the more experienced participants. Delicious and healthy meals are offered to the participants three times a day by the host Ergo.See the course dates at the homepage. If you wish, you are welcome to visit us with your group of friends (up to 8 people) and we will find a suitable time for both of us! The price of the 3-day course includes accommodation, catering, weaving materials and the design.You are welcome to weave with us!
Sirje Kruusamäe with her family welcomes you at the Toomemäe Farm in the village of Saabolda. The home restaurant Maagõkõnõ (poppy in Estonian) is the result of Sirje’s long-standing dream. When the family bought the farm, it was surrounded by a poppy field. Now, they are used to decorate the walls of the home cafe.The restaurant serves gourmet local good. Our most popular dishes are pike cutlets, warm cottage cheese, and home-made ice cream, but also delicious pies. The hostess Sirje is a multi-time pie champion of the Seto Kingdom Day!The restaurant is also perfect for cooking workshops, birthdays, and other events.
Welcome to Sangaste Rukki Maja Guesthouse – where Estonia's national floral emblem, the cornflower, is held in great respect!Rukki Maja has 12 romantic guest rooms, the Rukki restaurant (which offers both a traditional and contemporary taste of southern Estonia) and a farm store from which you can buy the products of Sangaste and southern Estonian farmers.All of the rooms at the guesthouse are en suite and come with air conditioning, Internet, TV and radio. There is also a sauna in the building, and you can reserve the private lounge next to it, which has its own fireplace.
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).