Apteekri puhvet (Pharmacist’s buffet) prepares delicious homely dishes from local raw ingredients and bread made with leaven. The buffet is located in an old pharmacy, the interior of which has been kept as similar to the original as possible.The buffet is a perfect venue for birthdays, wakes, and other exciting theme events. We serve both groups and walk-in guests. We also make confectionery products upon order.Good to know: we also organise workshops (bread workshop, candle-making workshop, felting workshop, etc.).
Loov Energia Keraamikahoov is a mysterious place. The entrance, which is made from red bricks, between a low row of bushes, located opposite the old Torma schoolhouse, leads to a somewhat unique yard, where you will find a lovely shop. There, you can learn different ceramic techniques and groups can make something on their own (upon pre-booking). If you wish, you can try to make a small souvenir from clay. The pottery by Erika Aas is special because despite the artist’s creativity, her work is practical and suitable for any interior and coffee or lunch table.
Lake Vaskna is 244 meters above sea level, which is why it can also be called a 'mountain lake'. According to legend, the gold of the Swedes from the times of the Northern War has been buried in Vaskna. It is said that a marked stone indicates the location of the gold.There is a campfire site next to the lake, offering a wonderful view of the local dome landscape. There is also a camping site and a swimming spot. Up to ten four-person tents can be put up at the camping site. There are benches, a table, a shelter, a cabin for changing clothes, and a barbeque spot.
Nightclub Võhandu is located in the centre of Räpina. The club has a dance floor with a balcony, a large stage and a bar, and a separate room with a pool table.Both modern and classic hits are played in nightclub Võhandu and various thematic events are held in here. Famous Estonian artists perform on the stage.Follow us on Facebook and win free tickets!
Coop Hotel is located on the main street of Jõgeva, in the city centre, in a house with a dignified history.It all started almost 100 years ago in 1919, when the Jõgeva Economic Union was formed – the goal was to open a main store in the town.Coop Hotel opened its doors in September 2021, continuing the long history of the house.The hotel has rooms for every taste. You can choose between single and double rooms. One room has been specially designed for people with reduced mobility.In addition, guests staying with us can go to the sauna in the basement of the hotel.
You'll need several people to measure the circumference of the ancient, nearly 400-year-old oak tree towering nearby Lake Pühajärv in Otepää! The trunk of this ancient tree has a circumference of 6.6 meters. It is called the War Oak because it has witnessed many historical events. Apparently, peasants of the Pühajärv Manor refused to work for the manor in autumn 1841 and the rebels were punished near the oak. The Pühajärve War was one of the first peasant uprisings against the landlords in Estonia, and in memory of it, an oak tree was planted nearby, where a memorial stone was erected on the 130th anniversary of the uprising. A beautiful park with walking tracks surrounds the tree today, and although the ancient tree is no longer in its full glory, it stands here to its full dignity, recalling times gone by.
Kaasiku Holiday House is located in Kambja rural municipality, near the Pangodi Nature Reserve, a 15-minute drive from Otepää and Elva.The modern holiday house has everything you might need for a cosy stay: a fully equipped kitchen, four bedrooms (for a total of 10 people), a Finnish sauna and a steam sauna, and a heated pool.It is the perfect place for families looking for peace and quiet, as well as for groups of friends who seek to spend an active holiday.The holiday house is rented out as a complex and for a minimum of two nights.
Supilinn is Tartu's most bohemian district, where 18th-century wooden houses, courtyards awash in urban greenery, and the banks of the Emajõgi River create an unparalleled atmosphere. It combines the best of city living with a natural environment, where you can feel the community spirit and local creativity. Go for a walk in Supilinn on the beautiful promenade along the Emajõgi River, where century-old trees and a tranquil frog pond give the city a breath of fresh air. Street art, colorful courtyards, and wooden houses tell Supilinn's story, which is best experienced during the spring Supilinn Days, when courtyards and gardens open to guests and the entire district turns into a large festival. The best way to explore Supilin is on foot or by bike, so you can notice hidden corners, shutter patterns, and backyard gardens. A walk with a local guide can reveal hidden layers of the district and highlight its bohemian spirit. More information about guided tours can be found on the Tartu Guides page.