An ancient town with a glorious history Třebíč successfully combines everything that is so necessary for a traveler looking for a quiet rest in the bosom of nature, but at the same time not forgetting about architectural monuments. Situated on the beautiful bank of the Jihlava River, surrounded by the cleanest forests and fields, the city is filled with beautiful creations of human hands. In this case, you will not meet crowds of stunned tour groups, and strive to drag you into their stormy stream.
The paragraph of history
"Precursor" of the city of Třebíč was a Benedictine monastery, founded here in 1101 by princes Oldřich Brnensky and Litold Znojemski. Later, in the 13th century, around the monastery appears the city of Třebíč and already in the 14th century it receives the rights of the royal city. In 1468 Třebíč was besieged by Hungarian troops, the monastery and basilica were severely damaged, the monks left the city and the monastery was rebuilt.
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How to get there
From Prague to Třebíč there is a good E65 route, and despite the distance of about 150 kilometers, the road will not take more than two hours. Follow the E65 until exit 353, then you need a ramp to the 351 road, which will take you to the city. There are no direct trains and buses from Prague, it's most convenient to go through Brno.
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Třebíč's entertainment, excursions and attractions
Třebíč is located in one of the most beautiful regions Czech Republic - in Western Moravia, on the Jihlava River. One of the main attractions of the city is the majestic basilica of St. Procopius, built in Romanesque-Gothic style. Now the basilica is located on the castle grounds, and used to be the main temple of the Benedictine monastery.
In the 17th century the basilica was again used for religious purposes and consecrated in honor of St. Prokop. Its interior represents the brightest example of the highly artistic stone work of the Middle Ages. In the castle today has a city museum.
Karlova namest
The main square of Trebic - Karlova namesti, is the center of the city and is famous for its considerable sizes and attractions. Such works of architectural art as the Black House and the Maly House, the monument to the creators of the Slavonic script Cyril and Methodius, the city's town hall are glittered here
St. Martin's Church
On the Martinska Square stands the Church of St. Martin (13th century) with high-rise 75-meter tower, which if you want you can climb and admire the Třebíč and the sparkling in the sun the ribbon of the Jihlava from a bird's eye view. By the way, the local tower clock is the largest in Europe
Jewish Quarter
Before the Second World War there were many Jews in Třebíč, and the Jewish quarter remained in good condition to this day. On its territory there are two famous synagogues - the 16th and 17th century buildings, and the old Jewish cemetery has also been preserved.
Třebíč Neighborhoods
Due to the fact that Třebíč is located in one of the most beautiful and ecologically clean areas of the Czech Republic, in the vicinity of the city there are lots of routes for hiking and cycling, as well as the Ptachovsky Hill and Kobylinets. And, of course, where in the Czech Republic without locks, the most conveniently located: Namesti-nad Oslavoy, Jaromerice-on-Rokita, Budishov.