Tori Hobusekasvandus

In Pärnu County, at the gateway to Soomaa, Estonia's oldest stud farm, Tori Hobusekasvandus, founded in 1856, awaits discovery. Estonian and Tori breed horses are still raised and bred here, and you can see their daily life with your own eyes. By appointment, visitors can ride or take a horse-drawn carriage excursion. Visitors can explore the stable complex, part of the Tori manor ensemble completed in 1862; with its historic architecture and unique atmosphere it is one of the region's most significant attractions. In the renovated stables the Tori Hobusekasvandus Museum opened in 2021. The exciting exhibition "Tori pööning" hides treasures, legends and hands‑on activities for both young and old. You can also admire Voldemar Luhti’s detailed horse figures and discover the stories of horse breeding and the Tori area. We offer visitors experiences that combine history, horses and nature.