Things To Do
in Třebíč
Třebíč is a charming town in the Vysočina region of the Czech Republic known for its UNESCO-listed Jewish Quarter and the Basilica of St. Procopius. It sits along the Jihlava River, blending medieval architecture with Moravian countryside views. The historic center features narrow lanes, red-tiled roofs, and well-preserved religious monuments that invite patient exploration.
Visitors enjoy local markets, quiet cafés, and seasonal scenery that reflect a rich cultural heritage.
Day Trips
Spend a day exploring around
Begin your journey in Třebíč by wandering through its UNESCO-listed Historic Center. Admire the stunning architecture of the Jewish Quarter and learn about the rich history that unfolds in its narrow streets. Don't miss a visit to the remarkable St. Procopius Basilica, where you can appreciate its intricate Gothic details.
After a leisurely lunch at a local café, continue your exploration at the Třebíč Castle, where you can absorb the beautiful views of the surrounding landscape. Take your time to stroll through the peaceful gardens and enjoy the local flora. Engage with the exhibits showcasing Třebíč's cultural heritage in the castle museum.
As the sun sets, find a cozy restaurant to indulge in authentic Czech cuisine while enjoying the atmosphere of the quaint town. Savor local specialties such as svíčková or goulash paired with a fine Czech beer. Conclude your day with a leisurely walk along the Jihlava River, taking in the serene evening ambiance.
Begin your morning with a visit to the Jewish Cemetery, an emotional yet significant site that tells the story of the Jewish community in Třebíč. The ornate tombstones, some dating back centuries, provide a poignant insight into the town's past. Spend some time reflecting on this important part of history before moving on.
Visit the Museum of Jewish Culture to delve deeper into the heritage of the Jewish people in the region. Engage with the various exhibits that highlight traditions, religion, and history. This museum offers a unique perspective on Třebíč’s multicultural legacy and will keep you informed and enlightened.
For dinner, head to a traditional Czech eatery where you can try regional dishes while enjoying local wines. Socialize with locals and fellow travelers, sharing stories and experiences. As night falls, consider catching a performance at the Třebíč Cultural House for a taste of local art and entertainment.
Prices
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| 🍔Meal at inexpensive restaurant | $8-12 |
| 🍽️Three-course meal for two at mid-range restaurant | $25-40 |
| ☕Cappuccino or small coffee | $2-4 |
| 🧀Groceries for a week for two | $40-70 |
| 🚌Monthly public transport pass | $25-40 |
Strengths and Weaknesses
- Rich UNESCO heritage and architecture
- Relaxed town vibe with good accessibility and local cuisine
- Not a party-oriented nightlife
- Limited high-end dining options in the center at times
- "Dobrý den" - Good day
- "Děkuji" - Thank you
- "Prosím" - Please / You're welcome
- "Na shledanou" - Goodbye
- "Kde je toaleta?" - Where is the bathroom?
- "Kolik to stojí?" - How much is this?
- "Můžu platit kartou?" - Can I pay by card?
- "Mluvíte anglicky?" - Do you speak English?
- "Jsem vegetarián" - I am vegetarian
- "Pomoc!" - Help!
Places to Visit in Třebíč
Visit one of these nice places.
Impressive church complex with towering spires and serene cloisters, ideal for wide-angle and detail shots.
Colorful Baroque façades and a panoramic city view from the tower.
Historic streets, preserved synagogues, and a quiet cemetery with atmospheric light.
Water reflections and riverside paths perfect for sunset photography.
Rolling hills and forests around Třebíč provide landscape photography opportunities.
Food in Třebíč
Třebíč Famous Food
Signature dishes, delicacies and famous food
Roast pork with dumplings and sauerkraut, a Moravian specialty widely available in town pubs.
Must-Try!
Beef sirloin in a creamy vegetable sauce served with dumplings.
Beef or pork goulash served with bread or potato dumplings.
Crispy potato pancakes, a popular street and casual option.
Traditional Czech pastries filled with fruit, poppy seeds, or sweet cheese.
Crispy rolled pastry dusted with sugar and cinnamon, available from street vendors.
Food Markets
Explore local food markets
Weekend market offering local produce, cheeses, honey, and baked goods.
Weather
How to Behave
Tips on cultural norms and respectful behavior
Greet with a polite Dobrý den and maintain eye contact in conversation.
Use pane/paní and surnames for first meetings; be polite in shops and restaurants.
Ask for permission before photographing people; avoid blocking walkways in busy spots.
Public spaces are generally calm; avoid loud behavior in residential areas after 10 PM.
Safety
Tipping in Třebíč
Ensure a smooth experience
In restaurants, 5-10% is customary if service is not included; round up for bar staff.
Cash and cards are widely accepted; contactless payments common; ATMs available citywide.
Best Time to Visit
And what to expect in different seasons...
Mild days with budding trees; bring layers for fluctuating temperatures and rain showers.
Warm to hot days with long daylight hours; stay hydrated and enjoy outdoor markets and festivals.
Golden light and colorful forests; ideal for photography and outdoor walks.
Cold with possible snowfall and icy conditions; wear warm layers and waterproof footwear.
Třebíč at Night
Hiking in Třebíč
Immerse in an unforgettable hike.
Forest-covered hills with scenic viewpoints and varied difficulty within reach of the Vysočina region.
Gentle to moderate hikes in the Bohemian-Moravian Highlands with panoramic views.
Airports
How to reach Třebíč by plane.
Major international airport within ~100-120 km, with rail or road connections to Třebíč.
National hub in Prague about 180-220 km away by rail or road; transfer via train or bus.
Larger international hub within ~250-300 km; accessible by rail or road with connections through Prague or Brno.
Walkability
Demographics
Explore demographics in this area.
Czech residents with a mix of families, students, and retirees; the area has a traditional Central European community feel.
Nearby universities and colleges contribute a cross-cultural presence and younger demographics in the region.
Popular Sports
Explore popular sports in region.
Popular sport across Czech towns, with local clubs and amateur leagues.
Seasonal indoor ice hockey games and rinks in regional towns.
Popular for both road cycling and scenic rides in the Vysočina countryside.
Traffic
Accomodations
Find the best place to stay when visiting Třebíč.
Dietary Restrictions
Tips for restricted diets.
Czech cuisine centers on meat, but vegetarian options are widely available in pubs and bistros. Look for mushroom soups, dumplings with butter and herbs, grilled vegetables, and cheese dishes like smažený sýr; ask for meat-free svíčková or vegetable versions of local stews.