Tori Stud Farm
Tori Hobusekasvandus
A historic stud farm founded in 1856 that breeds the native Tori horse, with stables, a museum, riding and carriage rides.
Tori Stud Farm was founded in 1856 and is Estonia's oldest stud farm, known for breeding the sturdy Tori horse. The estate retains 19th-century red-brick stables, and a museum displays horse breeding and tack. Visitors can book horse riding, carriage rides or training demonstrations, which makes it suitable for families. The farm lies about 25 km northeast of Pärnu and can be combined with Tori 'Hell' Cave for a half-day trip. Admission costs a few euros.
Opening hours
About 10:00–17:00 (check official listings)
Nearby sights
- Tori Hell Cave
- Lottemaa Theme Park
- Soomaa National Park
- Pärnu Coastal Meadow Nature Trail
- Tervise Paradiis Water Park
- Museum of New Art
- Koidula Park
- Red Tower