Alatskivi Castle — Attraction in Peipsiääre vald

Really majestic and smart too. First this is beautiful everywhere: gardens, building, interior, even the parking with storks. First floor is a historical review of rooms on how people lived in this middle-of-nowhere castle. The basement is dedicated to handcraft and history boards that explain all about the castle. The pottery room is lead by Tanel Tell who teaches to kids how to make a bowl. Nice guy and ready to make visitors happy. 1st floor is dedicated to art (paintings and music) , the museum of Estonian composer Eduard Tubin, and digital used in the castle. It is impressive for its diversity and the manner it is displayed. Entrance fee us a bit expensive, compared to other places, but it is worth it

I also enjoyed the restaurant inside the castle. Menu is varied and limited in number of meals which is sign of freshness. Kids for menu available. The food is...

In case you cannot get into Balmoral castle Alatskivi castle in Estonia was built in the very same period and looks almost the same as the owner was "a fan" of Scotland. The castle is nicely renovated. It works as a museum, there are also questrooms and a restaurant. In addition to all that the castle has another museum dedicated to an Estonian composer Eduard Tubin who was born nearby. Alatskivi manor had lots of outbuildings and now they are used as shops, restaurants,wine shops and administrative buildings or dwelling houses. There are footpaths up and down the green hills and white bidges to get...

A majestic looking castle 🏰 on verdant premises. The restaurant located within the castle is a must try. Oozing old world charm and class, even the food served matches its look and decor. Served tastefully, the food is fantastic. I had the delectable potato, bacon soup while my companion had the equally good onion soup. Perch on a gooey bed of onion, parsnip was exquisite. Pork ribs with herbed potato purée was fantastic. Tagliatelle had rucola in it which gave it a lively, pungent flavour. It's worth the hour and a half trip to simply fine...