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The historical city center with dining areas, market and the shopping mall are all in a walking distance.
Vinoteegi Residents has a lovely Restaurant Vinoteek Prelude, Lossi 4,
We provide local food. Also a short walk from the Vinoteegi Residents.
For reservations please visit our website: prelude. ee
KURESSAARE EPISCOPAL CASTLE
Kuressaare Episcopal Castle, also known as Kuressaare Castle, is one of the most interesting and best preserved fortresses in Estonia. The castle has become one of the most remarkable buildings in Northern Europe built during the 14th through 9th century. There is a history museum which tells stories of the distant past and recent history of Saaremaa and the locals through permanent exhibitions and travelling exhibitions. There are also activities for both children and adults – from treasure hunts to archery!
Saaremaa Museum is one of the oldest and biggest museums in Estonia and is visited by 80 thousand people every year. As a county museum it plays a major role in helping to preserve and strengthen the identity of Saaremaa as a region with extraordinary nature, history and culture.
Location: Lossihoov 1, Kuressaare, Saare maakond
KURESSAARE HARBOR
The nearest sights and accommodation are only a few hundred metres from the Kuressaare City Harbour, which was first mentioned in the 13th century.
The harbour has quay spaces from approximately 130 vessels and the port can receive yachts with a max. length of 30 m and draught up to 2.5 m. Drinking water, electricity, toilet, washing facilities are available to guests and it is also possible to use the Internet and dump the vessel’s waste and bilge at designated places.
Address: Tori 4; Kuressaare.
LAKE KARUJÄRV AND THE BEACH
Karujärv is surrounded by a forested landscape with a wavy relief.
The bottom of Lake Karujärv is mainly sandy and there are five islands. According to legend, Lake Karujärv got its name after 7 bears fought here. To make them stop, God made it rain so heavily that the lake was created. The bears went away, each one in their own direction, and that is why the lake has 7 gulfs.
The sandy beach of Lake Karujärv is perfect for enjoying the summer and relaxing on the camping site.
MÄNDJALA BEACH
Mändjala beach is the southernmost beach in Estonia. If the sun becomes too intense or you get thirsty, a beach bar, beach chairs and hammocks hung between pine trees are waiting for you.
The island biggest and most popular sand beach begins from Mändjala. 500 meters of this lovely beach with soft sand and warm sea water is a part of a Mändjala Camping.
Mändjala is located only 10 km from Kuressaare, along Kuressaare-Sõrve road and has a cycling route to and from Kuressaare.
So it is easy to rent bikes from Vinoteegi Residents and take a nice trip.
The bus stop in Mändjala Camping is called Kämpingu.
PANGA CLIFF
Panga Cliff is a coastal cliff located on the northern shore of Saaremaa, at the end of the Kuressaare - Võhma road, close to Panga village. It is the highest of the Saaremaa and Muhu cliffs, reaching a height of 20 metres. The entire cliff is approximately 2.5 km long.
Panga cliff is the highest bedrock outcrop in western Estonia and its island. Its highest point used to be an ancient ritual site where people were sacrificed to the sea.
Visitors of the nature reserve can admire a breath-taking sunset, have a picnic, observe birds, take beautiful nature photos, and have fun on the village swing. There is also a dolomite sundial.
ANGLA WINDMILL PARK AND THE HERITAGE
For about hundred years Angla Windmill Park can be characterized by four wind-operated grinding mills with turnable tower. One of the four windmill - Vilido windmill was reconstructed and uses the wind power for grinding flour. The miller of the windmill is very kind. If the visitor wishes, he can take the flour ground with him in a small package. In addition to the post mills, there is also a Dutch windmill with turnable tower. In summer an exposition introducing the local history and agriculture will be presented in the mill. Each person visiting the windmill can taste caraway and herb tea, pan bread or meat bread very common to the island.
Addres: Upa-Leisi, Angla, Saare maakond (about 40 km from Kuressaare and 25 km from Kaali meteorite craters)
TAGAMÕISA PENINSULA
If you are looking for a real unique nature experience then you should visit Tagamõisa Peninsula.
Much of the beautiful and rarely visited western coast of the Tagamõisa Peninsula is protected as part of Vilsandi National Park, including the Harilaid Peninsula. At its northwestern tip (accessible only on foot) is the striking Kiipsaare lighthouse, which due to beach erosion now sits about 30 m out to sea. The erosion has caused the lighthouse to develop a visible lean, although it periodically corrects itself as the sands shift.
The Tagamõisa Peninsula (formerly the Tagala Peninsula) is located in the northwestern part of Saaremaa, remaining in the territory of Saaremaa rural municipality. Tagamõisa is the second largest peninsula in Saaremaa.
It is known that before World War II the Sõrve and Tagamõisa peninsula were among the most densely populated habitats in Saaremaa. The soil in this area is rather poor, but the sea is rich again - most of the food and income was provided to the islanders by the sea.
Address: Tagamõisa Peninsula, Kõruse, Saare County
KAALI FIELD OF METEORITE CRATERS
The approximate time of Kaali meteorite fall is seven thousand years ago.
Meteorite fall caused big damages on already inhabited Saaremaa, it could be compared to explosion of atomic bomb. At the height of 5-10 km meteorite fell apart and came down to the ground in pieces the biggest of which created a big crater with diameter of 110 m and depth of 22 m and 8 smaller craters.
Around the beginning of the Common Era, a massive stone wall was built around the Lake Kaali. The many findings of the bones of domestic animals give a reason to believe that it used to be a sacrificial site.
Kaali Visitor Centre is in Kaali meteorite field. Located 18 km from Kuressaare and 62 km from Kuivastu. Roads in the surrounding area are paved.
Address: Kaali Crater, Kaali, Saare County
AAVIK`S MUSEUM
Right next to Vinoteegi Residents is the Aavik`s Family house-museum
The Aavik`s Family house-museum is a branch of Saaremaa Museum in Kuressaare, Jänesteküla suburb. The museum exhibits an overview of the life and activities of a linguist Johannes Aavik, known for modernising Estonian language, and a local cultural figure
Address: Vallimaa Street 7, Kuressaare, Saare County

Kuressaare is a nice small city where everything not a long distance away. If you are not carrying a lot of luggage the weather is nice and you prefer to walk then it is about 10 minutes from Bus station to Vinoteek residence. You can walk from the bus station towards city center from Tallinna street and then turn right to Torni street and as you walk along the Torni you will come across Rohu street, there is a parking place in front of our residence and when you turn left on Rohu you will see our white house with garden on the Vallimaa street.
Bus service on Saare County routes and city routes are for FREE.
Everyone can travel for free and it doesn't depend on nationality, age, etc.
The county lines are free:
You have to say your final stop when entering the bus and validate your ride,
if validation is not possible, the bus driver issues a "zero ticket".
On city lines, the bus driver simply issues a "zero ticket" and there is no need to say the final stop.
There is a small safe free parking place for bikes and motorcycles inside the garden, parking in the garden is only upon request and depends on availability.