We were making our way back to the Třebíč town center as we were making our way through the Jewish Quarter. The Jewish Quarter was underwhelming for someone like me who knows nothing about the history of the place. Of you will be visiting the place, there would be sign which point of places of interest. Most of these will be old houses and of course the local synagogue. We only took a few photos and we continued our way out of the Jewish Quarter. We arrived at what seems to be a natural border between the Jewish Quarter and the rest of Třebíč.

I guess it should come as surprise that they tended to congregate together and ended up forming an area of their own. This isn’t because of any forced segregation but it just happened. The River Jihlava passes through the town of Třebíč. It is the eighth longest river in the country. I was somehow expecting a nice riverside scenery here in town with restaurants and various other establishments but there weren’t any of these. It was just a river and it just flows through town. Perhaps there are more activities here in the summer, it was just the start of spring and it was still cold. It might be better in the next few months.

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