The sights of Mulgimaa

The stronghold is thought to have been constructed on the site of an early Estonian hill fort in the 14th century. It is situated on the slope of a hill next...

The Kärstna Lion is one of the most beautiful classicist pieces of art, found in Estonia - a giant cast iron lion, its head with magnificent mane resting on ...

August Kitzberg (1855-1927) is one of the most famous writers from Viljandi County, where he found inspiration for his works. The museum provides a overview ...

At Tõrva Central Square, the priority is given to pedestrian comfort and leisure facilities. Spread over almost 13,000 square meters, Tõrva Central Square ha...

The Helme-Tõrva Apostolic Orthodox Church of the Birth of Christ was built in Valga Street in the years 1903 to 1904. Karl Shurin was in charge of the buildi...

The name of Suislepa is familiar to Estonians thanks to the Suislepa apple cultivar which comes from the orchard of this manor. A commemorative stone marks t...

The Väikemõisa manor was build in the beginning of the last century and is a good example of Swiss chalet style influenced by art nouveau - the high socket a...

The memorial column erected in 1928 to commemorate those who fell in the War of Independence stands in the park next to Tõrva Upper Secondary School. The aut...

There are beautiful wooden sculptures on almost every corner in Mulgimaa – there is a man in Abja, a woman in Helme, a sitting local in Paistu, a dancing cou...