Trebic is a charming small town teeming with great cultural significance in the southern part of the Czech Republic. With two UNESCO world heritage sites under its wings, Trebic offers scenic views and is often overlooked by travelers. The Jewish Quarter of Trebic is one of the well preserved Jewish quarters in Europe. Visit the rear synagogue to understand the history of the quarters. The old Jewish houses give an insight into their lifestyle. The St Procopius Basilica is a gem of architecture from the medieval period. The magnificent exterior of the church leaves you awestruck. Next to the Basilica is the Trebic Castle, a 17th-century structure that resembles a chateau and houses the museum of the Vysocina region. Climb the Kostelicek Water Tower for stunning views of the city and its surrounding areas.