A mixture or romanesque and gothic architecture dating from the early 13th century - not common at all in the Czech Republic. Please mind that the interior is only accessible with a guided tour (check the timings, we got there 9 minutes late and were not allowed in, not even for a quick glance). A view and a lovely herb garden (with name-tags for herbs!) makes up for the disappointment if you don't manage to get in.

Really beautiful, very old and rare Roman style church.

Must visit attraction

Very nice cathedral. Unfortunately the visiting hours are very inconvenient, as I arrived 5 minutes too late and won't wait for another hour to have a look inside! Churches should be open all around during visiting hours, otherwise I don't co spider them places of worship anymore...

I love this place! It is one of the most beautiful place I've ever seen. It should be on your must-see list.

Very large gothic cathedral. Worth doing the guided tour even though it is in Czech.

Brilliant guided tour of this stunning basilica.

Unique place on its own, but there's also a beautiful herb garden outside and a great view of the city. The guided tour of the interior was informative and interesting. It also allows access to most of the spaces inside the building, which give you insight into various eras of the building's existence. If you're interested in history or architecture, I can't recommend it enough. Photos are allowed inside the building.

On my 1st visit to Czechia and friends in the region, I was intrigued by the significant historic value and legends unearthed at this Basilica in the village of Trebic. There are architectural styles from three very distinctive eras in art history that influenced the design of the structures as the actual construction progressed from start to completion. There are some exceptionally preserved frescoes that adorns the walls inside the small chapel that seemingly celebrates cultural ideology more that religious orthodoxy, and the tales surrounding their revelation inspire greater intrigue in the folklore of this UNESCO Heritage site. The crypt in the cavern below retains that somber energy, but finds stark contrasts in the fact that part of a column was removed at one point to allow barrels of beer to be stored because of its cool cellar temp. and this magnificent basillica spent years as a common brewery before the historical value was finally revealed, it's original purpose restored then then ultimately honored as it should, all of this makes it a phenomenal site to behold and revere.

It was a great opportunity to visit St. Procopius Basilica in Třebíč city. Visiting a basilica is an experience that transcends time and connects us to the spiritual heritage of the past while inspiring us for the future. Built on the site of the original Virgin Mary's Chapel of the Benedictine monastery in 13th century it is one of the oldest in Czech republic and was inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage in 2003.