Kambja health trails

Hellenurme Mill Museum in Southern Estonia is the last operational historical watermill in Estonia and one of the few examples of a water-powered mill as industrial heritage in the Nordic countries. Visiting the mill feels like a trip back in time. Visitors can see century-old equipment across four floors of the mill, from the turbine to the milling machines and millstones, which still grind rye into bread flour. In the bread house, the mill hostess offers guests traditional Estonian rye bread made on-site and shares stories that bring the everyday life of centuries past to life. The large mill building of Hellenurme Manor, built in 1880 in Tartu County, hides surprises at every step. In addition to the working mill, guests can enjoy workshops and meals in the bread house. It is possible to stay overnight in the freshly renovated mill chambers, which offer views of the river and lake. Visitors can admire the lake's beauty and the surrounding nature.Here, you can also enjoy cultural events and celebrate festive moments with friends, family, or colleagues.

Do you know where photographers interested in architecture can take photos worthy of Instagram in Tartu? One of the most popular photography places in Tartu is the beautiful streamlined tunnels with cosy lighting built next to the Riga–Vaksali railway viaduct and the Vaksali bridge. The concrete frames of the pedestrian tunnels were pushed through the embankment of the railway dam – such a complex tunnelling technology was used for the first time in Estonia when renovating the intersection. Come take your best picture and share it on Instagram with the captions #vaksalisild, #visittartu, and #puhkaeestis!

The year 1886 when the plan to build the Pihkva-Riga railway with a branch from Valga to Tartu became a crucial year in the development of the little town.The steam engine monument erected near the Valga railway station in 1998 celebrates the 110th anniversary of the Pihkva-Valga-Riga rail connection. Engine SU 251-98 was built in the Sormovo Shipyard in 1949. Interesting facts: * the engine weighs 87 tons and its output is 12 tons of steam per hour; * Riga-Pihkva railway was officially opened on 22 July 1889 in Pihkva.

Vacation in Kalda Villa is pure pleasure! Swim in the heated outdoor pool or Lake Kitseküla, enjoy sauna pleasures and a morning coffee on the balcony or terrace! The villa is located on a relief landscape, which adds a special feature to the house. We are open all year round, offering accommodation for up to eight people.On the entrance floor, there are 2 bedrooms and a master bedroom with a spacious walk-in wardrobe, with floor-to-ceiling windows adding openness; living-room with access to the balcony; open kitchen with modern kitchen appliances; shower room-toilet, and a hall.On the lower floor there are: sauna and shower room, toilet, utility room, and recreational area with access to the terrace.

Werner is Tartu's oldest café, occupying an important place in the city's history for over 125 years. The café was opened in 1895 by confectioner Johann Werner and is known for its Viennese-style confectionery delicacies. Werner's high-ceilinged halls and timeless interior create an environment where it's good to take a moment to relax. It's a place where people come to meet, gather their thoughts, or simply enjoy the unique spirit of Tartu. The café's counter offers a tempting selection of fresh pastries and classic cakes, perfect for either a morning coffee or an afternoon break while exploring the city. Over the years, Werner has been a beloved meeting spot for students and creative individuals alike. Even today, it is a place where you can encounter both local regulars and guests discovering the city.

Rent outdoor equipment and organize an adventure-filled adventure in South Estonia, in the wonderful Taevaskoja, at a time that suits you. In the summer, we offer canoes, paddleboards, and canoe raft rentals for water travel. You can float between the sandstone outcrops of the ancient Ahja River valley, enjoying nature, fishing, and sunbathing! We offer fat bikes and e-fat bikes for riding on forest trails all year round, snowshoe rentals for hiking in bogs, and kicksled rentals during snowy winters. We provide safety equipment and, if desired, a mobile trail map. We are open 24/7, but advance booking is required.

The Safecracker Escape Room in Tartu offers an exciting and challenging experience suitable for playing with friends, family, and colleagues. During the game, you have to solve puzzles that require both logical thinking and teamwork. There are also plenty of opportunities to think things over and laugh at yourself. The escape room is also suitable for children, as it contains no scary elements. In the escape room, you can use up to three clues to help solve more complex tasks. After the game, each team will receive a document about their escape as a souvenir. Join the game — break the code and get out!

Hotel SOHO in the heart of Tartu, close to Town Hall Square, is getting a fresh look and will reopen its doors in June 2026. If you're looking for more than just a bed and bathroom for your stay, SOHO is the place where you can stay or lose yourself exactly as the spirit of Tartu allows. The hotel has a total of 62 rooms designed for slow mornings and evenings that tend to fade unnoticed into the night hours. Every detail supports a calm rhythm where there's no need to rush, yet everything you need is within reach. The renovated conference and focus areas, accommodating up to 50 guests, offer flexible options for meetings, smaller events, or quick business meetings that take you or the whole team out of the office routine. SOHO's slow zone, or relaxation area, is designed for a moment of disappearing – here await saunas, baths, and peace rarely found amid the city hustle. The gym, open 24/7, is for those who know how to get going even in the early hours.