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Kuremaa mill is part of the Kuremaa manor complex; the fully renovated mill reopened in 2009. The ground floor is home to a function room with its own fireplace and a sales counter, while the first floor is the perfect place for exhibitions and training events. The second floor hosts an exhibition on the Dutch-style windmills that can be found in Estonia – including its most impressive piece, a model of the Kuremaa windmill. On the third, that is the top floor, you can admire the views over Vooremaa from the narrow windows.The Kuremaa mill is marked with a yellow National Geographic window, representing one of the 21 places worth discovering in South Estonia; these are highly recommended to nature enthusiasts.

Sadama Recreation Area is a great place in Setomaa, on the shore of Värska Bay. The beautiful location allows guests to visit nearby forests to pick mushrooms and berries and take a refreshing swim in the lake on hot summer days.There are four cabins in the recreation area, which accommodate a total of 15 people. All guests can also use a shower. There is a sandbox, swings, and a slide for your children. We also have a ball court and boat rental.In addition to cabins, there is a large camping site, barbeque equipment, and a shelter.Come and relax!

The stable Latrex 450 with a trimaran base has been transformed into a floating motorised tent with the help of a canopy tent, a platform between the seats and seat covers. It is nice to sail with the boat just for fun, catch fish, and spend the night on the water as if you were in a tent.The nearby Emajõe Suursoo is a large network of waterways that fascinates with its wildness, size, picturesque views, swamp inhabitants, abundance of fish, and isolation.With the "Tent boat" it is possible to comfortably camp on water at Suursoo without the need to access RMK campsites. A large mosquito net surrounds the bed of the boat and the tent protects against natural phenomena. Suitable for couples to be alone in nature.

This breathtaking journey lets you experience the legends of the past through an evening canoe on the river Ahja. As your canoe passes the great sandstone cliffs at Taevaskoja (Hall of the Heavens), the river might keep flowing, but time seems to stand still during the long, lush Nordic twilight.This expedition offers flexible availability based on your schedule, that allows you to discover untouched, pure Estonian nature with a friend, or your entire family.

A cozy holiday home, Toreski Farm, located in the village of Kodavere on the shores of Lake Peipsi, awaits visitors who enjoy rustic tranquility and the beauty of nature. The two-story house has a living room with a kitchen, a bathroom, and a hallway on the first floor. On the second floor, a spacious bedroom provides a comfortable sleeping space for families or groups of friends. The kitchen is equipped with everything necessary for cooking, including a stove and a refrigerator. Next to the house is a covered terrace where you can listen to birdsong, have pleasant evening chats, or play table tennis. If desired, it is also possible to use the hot tub or sauna. There is convenient parking available for guests in the yard. Toreski Farm is ideal for those seeking a peaceful holiday destination and who appreciate proximity to nature. The holiday home is not intended for large and noisy parties but for a cozy stay with family or close friends.

Welcome to the Tartu Vocational College Hotel! Located in the hospitality service training base, the Tartu Vocational College Hotel offers a practical learning environment and pleasant accommodations. The hotel rooms are bright and modernly furnished. When visiting the hotel's beauty center, you can take your pick from a variety of services. For business meetings, we offer a seminar room with modern amenities. Our teaching restaurant will ensure a seamless dining experience for you. The hotel is suitable for both holiday and business travel, offering an affordable place to stay in a convenient location with friendly service.

NIPERNAADI, the eternal wanderer and dreamer, greets visitors and boldly raises his hat in the Säde park. Look at the sole of his raised travelling boot and you'll see adventurous roads awaiting for you. If you manage to polish even the smallest part of it you will always have good luck accompanying your travels. Look into his eyes and you'll start dreaming, too. If you happen to meet his eyes for a bit longer your longing will be filled with something beautiful and unusual. Wave him as you leave and adventures will follow.NIPERNAADI, a vigorous bronze sculpture inspired by the protagonist of the novel "Toomas Nipernaadi" by August Gailit is anxious to meet you.

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.