Restaurant Pööripäev at the Estonian National Museum (ERM) offers modern Estonian cuisine, blending tradition with contemporary presentation and local ingredients. Here, the richness of Estonian nature, seasonal flavors, and high-quality service are valued, providing visitors with a peaceful, culturally rich dining experience at the museum. The daily offerings always include fresh dishes, including vegetarian variations, suitable for both museum visitors and those seeking a quick lunch. The menu reflects the pure flavors characteristic of Estonian cuisine, innovative combinations, and carefully selected ingredients. The restaurant also offers a wide selection of pastries and cakes. The youngest family members have a dedicated "play forest" menu designed for children. The restaurant provides catering for events at the museum, offering well-designed menus and seamless service. Pööripäev is a place where Estonian flavors get a new twist, and a museum day becomes a treat for all the senses.
The Tamme-Lauri oak is Estonia's largest oak tree. It has a circumference of 8 m (measured at a height of 130 cm) and is approximately 800 years old. The trunk has been filled with reinforced concrete. The Tamme-Lauri oak was named after Laurits, the god of fire, who was said to live in the oak and bring misfortune, but also sometimes good to the surrounding farms. The farm located near the oak is also known as Tamme-Lauri. The Tamme-Lauri oak was featured on the back of the Estonian ten kroon banknote. Signs leading to the site of the oak tree are found along the Urvaste-Kanepi highway.
The Freedom Bridge is a bridge over the Emajõgi River in the centre of Tartu. It connects Lai tänav with Vene tänav. The current bridge, with a slab of reinforced concrete and an arch of steel, was opened on 30 July 2009. The bridge is 90 m long and 13.35 m wide. In the dark, the bridge is illuminated. A lot of eye-catching street art can be found on the concrete surfaces of the lower part of the bridge.As the location of the bridge has high banks and a narrow riverbed, the site was used for river crossing as early as in ancient times. It is not known exactly how many bridges there have been before the current Freedom Bridge.
Karlova Harbor Caravan Park is a modern caravan park with a great location in the center of Tartu. Located in the immediate vicinity of the Emajõgi River, the park offers electricity, wastewater and greywater disposal, as well as toilets and showers. The price includes a parking space, drinking water, electricity, a toilet, garbage collection, and the option to dispose of wastewater. For an additional fee, it is possible to rent a sauna and do laundry. The adjacent caravan building also houses a café and rooms for seminars and meetings. Come and relax in Tartu and enjoy the beautiful view of the Emajõgi River!
Pajusi Guesthouse is located in the heart of Pajusi Manor. The building is located next to manor stable / coach house and the mansion house is just across the road.We offer cosy accommodation in a historical milieu, which is perfect for a long-term holiday with your friends or family and a shorter visit as well.We also offer the opportunity to organise events in our Pajusi granary.
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 Männikjärv bog study trail is located within the Endla landscape protection area of Jõgeva County. Beginning and ending in Tooma, the walking trail is marked by blue-streaked trees and runs for 7.3 km. The trail takes about 2 hours to complete.A high observation tower, standing 7 m tall, provides a beautiful view of the entire Männikjärv bog. Did you know...When the water is high, some parts of the bog may be impassable. If you want to stay at Männikjärv, organize a public event for more than 20 people or if you want to drive on all-terrain vehicle, you must first apply for permission from the manager of the protected area – the Estonian Environmental Board.
A smoke sauna is a true 'back to nature' experience, from its stone hearth to the birch twigs you cleanse your skin with. There is no smoke in the sauna while you're in it, as by then it has already heated up. Warm and cool water is provided as in the olden days - there is no shower or toilet in the building. You can run down and jump into the pond in just a couple of minutes. The farm's renovated smoke sauna building is a log structure around 100 years old. It has the sauna itself plus an entrance way and two party and recreation rooms which seat up to 30 people. There is also a fireplace. The space is ideal for parties, weddings and other events. You can bring your own food or have the farmer's wife cater for you.