The West Moravian town of Moravská Třebová can be found in the Pardubice Region, near the district town of Svitavy. The city was founded in the 13th century, at the turn of the 16th and 17th centuries it became the center of humanism and is called the Moravian Athens. During the 18th century, textile production dominated. In the period II. During World War II, Moravská Třebová is part of the German Empire, after the end of the war and the displacement of the German population, the villages of Sušice, Udánky and Boršov are annexed to the town. Since 1956, it has been a city monument reserve.
Sights, tourism:
- Renaissance castle
- City Museum
- Renaissance town hall
- town houses in the city center
- city fortifications
- Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary
- evangelic church
- Franciscan monastery
- Arcade Museum
- artwork Gate of Time
- historical-educational trail from the Renaissance to the Baroque
- water park
- Knížecí louka recreational area with an in-line track and a relaxation zone
- Pastýřka lookout tower.
The surrounding towns offer beautiful and unspoiled nature, suitable for hiking and biking.
The town is a member of the union of municipalities Region Moravskotřebovska and Jevíčska.