Toreski Farm Stable Building accommodation

Pub Mõisa Ait is located in a historical building just on the main street of the town of Võru. We offer a good and friendly service and delicious meals. In summer you can enjoy good food on the terrace in front of the pub. We also have a dining room that can be used for parties for up to 70 persons throughout the year.There is a guesthouse with five rooms on the second floor, housing up to 13 guests.

A monument to those, who fell in the War of Independence, was opened in Misso on 26 May 1935, and the activities of the 1st cavalry regiment in the battles of the War of Independence were immortalised. The monument was demolished in 1945.The reconstructed monument was reopened on 27 August 1989. The granite pillar placed on a base of quarry-stones is 2.5 m tall. Its main side has the symbol of the cavalry unit along with the text “Here, the 1st cavalry regiment fought in the War of Independence on 19 April 1919”. In front of the monument, there are six granite plates with the names of those that fell.A monument to World War II is erected only a few steps from the Monument to the War of Independence.

A magical sleigh ride amidst beautiful nature awaits you at Metsapiiga Farm. Horse-drawn sleigh rides offer an unforgettable experience for guests of all ages. Enjoy with family, friends, or a loved one – this is the perfect way to experience the true beauty of an Estonian winter! This authentic sleigh ride takes you back in time to experience winter the way our ancestors did. In addition to sleigh rides, we offer horseback riding, room rentals, event organization, and accommodation in a cozy cottage.

VeeTee canoe trips guarantee a fun-filled experience!Come in any season with you family, friends or colleagues and get to know the beautiful rivers and lakes of Southern Estonia and the vicinity of Otepää (the lakes of Kooraste but also Pühajärv, Ahja, Võhandu, Elva, Piusa) as well as the wonderful countryside!Price includes boat rental and instructions; by request, we can also arrange transportation to destination and lunch. If you decide to stay the night, then the Annemäe Holiday House for 8 and its sauna are at your disposal!Contact us and we can arrange everything – let the water and fresh air wash away the stress and dullness of daily routine!

Visit the modern and airy leisure centre built on the walls of the old manor stable for some bowling. You will be greeted by the professional team of the top-level bowling alley with four lanes and they will teach you all you need to know about bowling. You can also enjoy some drinks and snacks at our bar.

The square in front of Mikitamäe Culture House is called the square of Orthodox village chapels because two Orthodox village chapels are located there next to each other – the old Orthodox village chapel is the oldest wooden building in continental Estonia: it was probably built in 1694. The building was originally located next to the Tartu–Petseri highway. During the Soviet era, it was moved from there. In 2009, the chapel was renovated and brought to the square in front of the former town hall. In 1998, a new chapel was built.Both Mikitamäe Orthodox village chapels are dedicated to Apostle Thomas. The village holiday is celebrated a week after Easter.

ReeDe Villa's cosy and spacious guest apartments are located in the heart of Otepää. All guest apartments have a kitchen corner for the guests. You can enjoy the possibilities offered by digital TV and use WiFi. One of the apartments has a sauna and a wide balcony with a view to the park. The house also offers you beauty services. In the summer, you can rent a bicycle; in the winter - skis or a snowboard.

The upper reaches of the Võhandu River, otherwise known as the Pühajõgi River, are ideal for canoeing if the water is a little higher than the summer average. The natural environment in the area is diverse and interesting, sometimes offering expansive views, other times hemmed in on both sides by trees and forests. There are parts of the river that are rockier and more like rapids, reminiscent of the Ahja River. Here and there you might come across beavers and kingfishers.The trip can be extended by starting from the village of Vidrike and crossing the 11 lakes that make up the Kooraste chain. If you choose this option you can make your hike a two-day one, camping overnight on the shore of Lake Suurjärv.