Discover the Stunning UNESCO Treasures of Třebíč

In Trebic, a place steeped in history, you can see numerous important monuments. Among the most significant are the Jewish Quarter, the Jewish cemetery, and the Basilica of St. Procopius, all of which were added to the UNESCO World Heritage List in July 2003.

The Nature Trail In the Footsteps of Abbots and Rabbis links all UNESCO-recognized sites in Trebic. Using a guidebook complete with a map and markers along the path, those interested in history can conveniently travel from Charles Square to the Jewish quarter, the Jewish cemetery, the Basilica of St. Procopius, and the castle grounds.

UNESCO Designation

The UNESCO designation underscores Třebíč’s remarkable role as a place where Christian and Jewish traditions have mingled harmoniously for centuries.

Key Monuments on the UNESCO List

• Jewish Quarter

  • 123 preserved houses

  • Synagogue (including the Rear Synagogue)

  • Jewish cemetery

  • Jewish museum

  • Buildings for religious leaders (e.g., rabbis’ residences)

  • Jewish town hall

  • Poorhouse, hospital, and schools

• Basilica of St. Procopius

  • Distinctive blend of Romanesque and Gothic architectural elements

  • One of the best‐preserved medieval basilicas in Central Europe

Architectural Highlights of the Basilica

The Basilica of St. Procopius features a unique combination of European influences—its robust Romanesque walls give way to soaring Gothic vaults and pointed-arch windows, reflecting the evolution of medieval church architecture.

Cultural Life in the Rear Synagogue

Today, the Rear Synagogue hosts a variety of cultural events—exhibitions, concerts, and artistic gatherings—bringing new life to this historic venue.

The Nature Trail

A well-marked nature trail links all the major UNESCO sites in Třebíč. It comes complete with a detailed map and signage, guiding visitors through the city’s most significant historical attractions.