Náměšť nad Oslavou, Historical municipality in Třebíč District, Czech Republic.
Náměšť nad Oslavou is a historic municipality in Třebíč District that lines the Oslava River at about 365 meters elevation, featuring Renaissance buildings and gardens throughout its layout. The town combines medieval architectural elements with its natural riverside setting in the South Moravian region.
The town appears in written records from 1234 when it belonged to the lords of Lomnice during the medieval period of regional trade routes. The castle became a center of power and commerce in the area, shaping the settlement's growth and importance.
The Folk Holidays festival brings visitors to experience traditional music and local crafts performed annually at the Renaissance castle grounds. The event shows how the town values and celebrates its regional heritage through live performances and cultural exchange.
The town is well connected to major cities like Brno and Plzeň through route I/23 and a railway line with regular year-round service. The location also provides access to hiking and cycling paths along the Oslava River valley for exploring the surrounding countryside.
The castle library holds around 16,000 books including rare historical prints and manuscript collections that offer insight into the knowledge and learning of past centuries. This collection makes the place a quiet stop for book lovers and those interested in regional history.
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