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There is a recreation area in Kargaja, Peipsi, which belongs to Mr. and Mrs. Kukk. There are new comfortable cabins, a spacious Finnish sauna, and a smoke sauna. In total, we can accommodate up to 12 people in the cabins, but you can also stay in a tent or a caravan.Guests have access to a comfortable outdoor kitchen with everything they need, a seating area, and a toilet and shower room. There is a pond next to the sauna where you can take a refreshing dip.Bring family, friends, or co-workers and spend a pleasant holiday! A warm welcome, hot saunas, and memorable experiences on the Onion Route await you!

The Verska Restaurant is located in South Estonia, right on the waterfront in Värska Harbor! Our cozy eatery combines fresh local flavors and warm hospitality! The diverse menu offers dishes made from carefully selected ingredients to bring out the best of South Estonia. The menu includes light salads as well as heartier fish and meat dishes. Our dishes speak to modern tastes but reflect local traditions. Our unique touch is that we prepare most of our food over a live fire, which adds a smoky flavor. During the summer months, you can look forward to enjoying delicious food and beautiful views on our sunny terrace! Upon reservation, we offer: group catering party catering and table settings use of the meeting room Whether it's a romantic dinner, a weekend outing with the family, or a group celebration, the Verska Restaurant in Setomaa is a place that makes every moment special. Come and experience for yourself why many visitors consider this pearl of Setomaa worth coming back to again and again!

Kullipera Holiday Home is located in Haanja, Võru County. We offer accommodation in a beautiful, peaceful place where families with children or groups of friends are welcome. It is possible to rent the more spacious party-seminar hall (for up to approx. 20 people) to organize birthdays, seminars, workshops, and other events. The main farmhouse has three bedrooms (for 10 people), a shared living room-kitchen, and a shower room. The sauna house, with two bedrooms for up to six people, can also be rented in the summer. Three camping cabins can accommodate up to 10 people in spring and summer. Additional facilities include breakfast (by prior arrangement), bicycle rental, a camping area, a grill area, sauna, disc golf, and a winter tubing track.

In July 2019, the exciting permanent exhibition called 'Controlling machines' (Masinate valitsemine) was opened in the new Machinery Hall of the Road Museum. The idea behind the exhibition is the contradictory power relationship between cars and their drivers. The exposition consists of three sub-expositions: car culture, traffic education, and road machine display. Each part conveys the importance and potential of controlling cars in a different way.The Machinery Hall:1,500 m2 of exhibition space120 tons of machinesNew educational programmesExciting eventsThe middle part of the hall, the Traffic Education Centre, can be converted into a conference and event hall with a capacity of up to 150 people.

If you wish to experience a moment when time stands still and be on your own or with your good friends by letting yourself be cherished by the positive energy of an old manor, then come to Rogosi Manor. You will find accommodation in the Rogosi Manor Guesthouse and can enjoy the meals in Rogosi Manor Kitchen.

There are different attractions for children and young people aged 2–16 in the park.The selection of the attractions was done on the basis that they should offer a lot of activities which are rich in fantasy, demand physical dexterity, and develop physical abilities. The selected toys and constructions are of durable materials and have a modern design.There is a basketball court with two backboards, and two learning tracks for cycling. Additionally, there are some picnic tables and benches so that parents are comfortable while waiting for their children, or they can even organise a picnic.

‘Countrywomen’ is a group of sculptures by sculptor Mare Mikofi, completed in 1974, which has been on display at the Town Hall Square in front of the Tartu Art Museum since 2013.It depicts two women, the older one sitting and being content and exhausted, and the other, the younger, standing beside her, empathetically holding her arm around the older woman’s shoulder. The difference between the generations is strongly reflected in their clothing – the younger is wearing trousers, a light vest and platform shoes, and the older one is wearing a dress and an apron, leaving her feet bare.The installation of ‘Countrywomen’ celebrated the 25th anniversary of the Tartu Art Museum in the Leaning House.

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.