Třebelovice

Třebelovice combines a multifaceted local history with a remarkable railway tradition and several documented bodies of water. The surroundings can be experienced particularly vividly by excursion train: it runs from Jemnice via Lhotice, Třebelovice, Rácovice, Dědice and Jackov to Moravské Budějovice. In the observation car, this train offers tourists unusual views of the landscape. This creates a travel experience that combines technical history with views of the surrounding area.

Railway Tradition and Routes through the Landscape

The railway has also played a historical role in the development of the locality. Construction of the line from Moravské Budějovice to Jemnice began in 1895; the connection passed through Třebelovice. Třebelovice railway station is now designated as an immovable cultural monument, adding a historical perspective to the railway line. Marked routes for pedestrians and hikers are also designated along the railway line. When choosing accommodation, you can therefore weigh an orientation towards the railway line with its excursion train and marked routes against travelling via the regular bus service and the road from Jemnice through Rácovice to Moravské Budějovice.

History and Cultural Monuments in the Locality

The first written mention of Třebelovice dates from 1365. In 1609, Třebelovice became part of the Jemnice estate. These two years mark important milestones in the locality's history, while the preserved monuments anchor the past in today's townscape.

At the centre of Třebelovice stands the Chapel of Saint Florian. It is also an immovable cultural monument. Other historical points of interest include House No. 106, an example of folk architecture from the late 18th century. Třebelovice also has a monument commemorating residents who fell in the First World War. The selection thus ranges from religious architecture to a residential building and a memorial site.

A wayside shrine in Třebelovice offers a distinctive architectural detail. It has a Tuscan column with entasis, meaning a slight swelling of the column shaft. This column supports a four-sided chapel with a roof in the shape of a truncated pyramid. Details such as these make the locality interesting also for travellers who, during their stay, pay attention to regional architectural forms and less obvious cultural monuments.

Water Features and Character of the Locality

Several different bodies of water are part of the landscape around Třebelovice. The Bihanka watercourse flows through the area of Třebelovice, while the Třebelovický potok watercourse is located in Třebelovice. In addition, there is Bouňovec Pond, which is described as a significant body of water in Třebelovice. Together, these details create a picture in which flowing watercourses and a pond are among the documented natural features of the locality.

Třebelovice has regular bus service. The road from Jemnice via Rácovice to Moravské Budějovice also passes through Třebelovice. This connection establishes a clear link with Jemnice and Moravské Budějovice, while the excursion train places the same names within a tourist route sequence.

More Destinations

If you would also like to choose other destinations, you can view Střítež, Kuroslepy, Blatnica, Lesní Jakubov, Čechtín, Pálovice, Budišov and Čáslavice.

For the higher-level travel overview: Okres Třebíč.