St. Procopius Basilica in Třebíč, Romanesque basilica in Třebíč, Czech Republic.
St. Procopius Basilica in Třebíč is a stone structure built from granite and brick, combining Romanesque and Gothic features. Inside, visitors see decorated columns, arches, and carefully worked stonework throughout the walls and ceilings.
The basilica was built starting in 1240 and finished around 1280 as part of a Benedictine monastery. It received its dedication to Saint Procopius in 1704 during a major anniversary celebration of the monastery.
The basilica stands next to the Jewish Quarter, showing how Christian and Jewish communities lived side by side in this town for centuries. This proximity reveals how different faiths shaped the same place.
Visitors should contact the local tourism information center beforehand to arrange guided tours and check current opening hours. Extended opening hours are typical from April through October during the warmer months.
The crypt beneath the basilica holds the tomb of Duke Litold Znojemský, one of the monastery's founders and a powerful local leader. His burial here shows the deep connection between the basilica and the region's early ruling families.
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