Tori Horse Breeding Farm

Description

In Pärnumaa, at the gateway to Soomaa, Estonia's oldest Tori Horse Breeding Farm, founded in 1856, awaits discovery.

Here, Estonian and Tori breed horses are still raised and bred, and you can see their way of life firsthand. By reservation, there is an opportunity to ride or go on a horse-drawn carriage excursion.

Visitors are welcomed by the renovated stable complex, part of the Tori manor ensemble completed in 1862, which, with its historical architecture and unique atmosphere, is one of the region's most valuable attractions.

The Tori Horse Breeding Farm Museum operates on the farm, where fascinating exhibitions on two floors take you into the world of horses and tell the story of Tori. The exhibition in the four stallion stables tells the story of the development of the Tori horse through the farm's most influential stallions.

The farm hosts equestrian competitions, various horse events, and lively family days.

If you are looking for a special place to organize a seminar, meeting, or birthday, come to Tori.

You are awaited by experiences that combine history, horses, and nature.