The Russian empress Catherine 2nd established Voru on the banks of the beautiful lake Tamula in 1784. The city itself is unique with rectangular crossing systems of the streets. Tourists who love water will be right at home in Voru, as there are many more lakes and streams on the borders of town. Nearby pine forests add to the grandeur and fresh feeling that helps you to relax. For those who are into sightseeing and history, you will find many old style buildings that let you spend the day. The Haanja “mountain” range boasts spectacular scenery and wildlife. If national parks are your thing, then you will love to find animals such as deer, wild boar, wolves, bears,elk and beavers.
Property investors will love the housing market in Voru. For a relative bargain one can find decent houses that can either be rented out or used as a retirement fund. The market is good and strong and promises ample returns within years to come. Doing your research into buying the right property can mean the difference between an average return or a great return.
