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Třebíč, the town of UNESCO monuments is situated in West Moravia, on the southeast tip of the Vysočina region. Třebíč lies on both banks of the river Jihlava. First records of the settlement dates back to 1101 when Benedictine monastery was founded by Moravian princes. Owing to the rich history of the town, visitors can admire a lot of valuable monuments; the most notable ones, the Basilica of St. Procopius, the Jewish Quarter and the Jewish Cemetery are included in the prestigious UNESCO’s list of world cultural and natural heritage.

Czechs are well known for their active lifestyle – hiking, cycling or walking. There are several cycling routes where visitors can discover the beauty of Vysočina region.