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Trebic is well worth a visit. The Basilica of St Procopius is an architectural gem and the Jewish Quarter has been beautifully preserved. Public transport is best managed from other large cities by bus, as train journeys often have to be broken with complicated changes. Not so good for those of us who are less mobile. I took the Flixbus from Brno in the morning and was in Trebic in an hour. The next day I took another bus to Prague and was there in two hours. If you're taking the Auto Bey bus from Trebic bus station to Prague you need to know it leaves from the side of stand 3, but technically outside the bus station, so the connection isn't on the departures board in the bus station building. The town is in two halves on both banks of the Jihlava river, so don't miss the town square and the church of St. Martin, or the painted house. Trebic also seems to have one or two good cafes as well - always good when you're walking around and need some refreshment.

The place is nice for one day, but in my own opinion it isn’t foreigner friendly. Not an easy place to reach by public transport, not to mention that the staff at train station are friendly, they gave us the most unfriendly service. The options for accommodation is limited, I would say it’s overpriced a bit compare to other cities, even Prague can offer a better accommodation for the same price I paired here. I would say it’s good enough for one day trip, and it’s better to come here with a Czech friend, otherwise you won’t really enjoy it.