Οι καλύτερες διαδρομές και πεζοπορίες στο Ίντα-Βίρου

super friendly cafe with home made pancakes, cakes, hot and cold drinks

It is quite impressive to stand at this centuries-old border point, which is now the easternmost point of the EU.

The castle complex is well preserved and well-maintained. There is a very informative museum and many multilingual information panels outside the fortress grounds.

Above the three ponds, brown water flows out of a concrete pipe. This could have been designed more attractively.

32 m above sea level, is the former "Coffee House" of President Päts. The pavilion was destroyed at the end of the war and was only restored to its original appearance in 1997, but is now open to everyone.

The beach is rather rustic, as it is mainly covered with coarse pebbles.

You can look out over the railing from the terrace to the sea, very beautiful! Between 1897 and 1899, the Petersburg businessman Grigori Eliseyev had Oru Palace built in Toila. The gigantic building with 57 rooms stood in a spacious park. In 1935, major Estonian industrialists acquired the property and gave it to Estonian President Konstantin Päts as a summer residence. The palace was completely destroyed in 1941 during the Second World War. Only the park with the terrace remains.

The first singing stage was built at the current location in 1960. It was rebuilt in 1970. The current building was completed in 1995. Every year, singing festivals and other events are organized here.