Trebusin

Třebušín is best known in the Ústí Region for Kalich Castle, an early-15th-century Hussite stronghold associated with Jan Žižka. The village lies in the České středohoří, a range of former volcanic hills in northern Bohemia. Kalich was founded in 1421 by Žižka, a leading commander of the Hussite movement, and its ruins occupy a wooded hill above the settlement. The castle’s name refers to the chalice, a central Hussite symbol. This rural community connects directly to a defining chapter of Czech religious and political history, while the rolling upland terrain contrasts with the Elbe lowlands around Litoměřice. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of Třebušín and the Ústí Region.

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