LOOKOUTS

Above the town, nearby Kostelíček (little church) on Strážná hora (guarding hill), the Kostelicek Třebíč Water Tower was built in 1940. This building served to supply the city with drinking water until the 1970s. At present, the visit will allow not only an attractive view of the town and all its sights, but also a brief insight into the history and present of the Třebíč waterworks in the form of an audiovisual projection.

South of Třebíč, another interesting tourist destination was created in 2014. The lookout tower, which rises at the top of ´Pekelný´ (Devil´s) hill (572 m above sea level), is 26.5 m high and is the work of architect architect Pavel Jura. The lookout tower is made of larch wood with metallic elements and its appearance reflects the signs of Třebíč UNESCO monuments - the Basilica of St. Prokopius and the Jewish Quarter. Not only tourists can look forward to another attractive trip destination, which offers a beautiful view of Třebíč and surrounding countryside.

One of the oldest lookout towers in Moravia is situated at the top of Zelený vrch (491 m above sea level) above the village of Kramolín. The stone Empire tower was built in 1831 by Count Jindřich Vilém Haugwitz, the owner of the Náměšť countdom, for the needs of land surveyors.

Ocmanice Lookout Tower stands on a hill (428 meters above sea level), which rises south over the village bearing the same name. The lookout tower is a very interesting 15 m tall wooden structure in the shape of an octagonal pyramid with an internal metal staircase. The tower was built above the underground water reservoir of the village of Ocmanice. At a height of 8 m, the viewing platform of the tower provides beautiful views, but only of the nearby surroundings. We can see Ocmanice, Náměšť na Oslavou and nearby ponds.