Ceska Trebova

Built around a medieval settlement in the Třebovka River valley, Česká Třebová grew into one of Czechia’s principal railway towns. The arrival of the railway in 1845 transformed its role, and the town remains an important junction on routes linking Bohemia, Moravia and beyond. Railway traditions are still central to local identity, while the Romanesque Rotunda of St Catherine, dating from the 13th century, preserves a much older chapter of its story. Rolling uplands and woodland lie close to the urban centre, giving the town a distinctly eastern-Bohemian setting. See how Česká Třebová fits into eastern Bohemia by browsing webcams across the Pardubice Region.

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