Třibřichy: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

Třibřichy is known for its historical monuments and distinctive bodies of water. After 1715, Třibřichy Fortress served as the seat of the estate administration. Finds from the Urnfield period and the Silesian culture attest to prehistoric settlement in Třibřichy and its surroundings.

Culture

At the cadastral boundary between Dřenice and Třibřichy stands the Chapel of Saint John of Nepomuk, which is estimated to be around 300 years old. The Church of Saint George is also located in the vicinity of Třibřichy. Kačina Chateau is situated in the wider region surrounding Třibřichy.

Nature

Markovský Pond lies on the southern side of Třibřichy. Markovský Brook flows out of it, while Třibřichy stretches along the Bylanka stream.

The Bučina and Krkanka mountains are located in the surroundings of Třibřichy. The nearby area also includes the hill (Na Hranicích) [Jeníkovice u Choltic] and Chrast Hill [Jeníkovice u Choltic].

Water-based experiences

Markovský Pond is used for fishing; the start of this year's fishing season is scheduled to take place there. This year's children's fishing competition “Markovický háček” is scheduled to take place at Markovice Pond on Saturday, 25 April.

Other places at the same higher-level location are Bítovany, Luže-Domanice, Skuteč, Hojesin, Žlebské Chvalovice, Chrast, Předhradí and Nabočany.

To the higher-level travel overview: Chrudim District.