The Dalešice Reservoir reaches a depth of up to 85 metres; in Třesov, a chapel dating from 1857 and a landing stage for seasonal boat trips offer different points of interest for a stay. This brings together the waterside landscape, local history and specific ideas for excursions when planning your trip.

Waterside landscape and views

At up to 85 metres deep, the Dalešice Reservoir is the deepest reservoir in the Czech Republic. Along the reservoir, the steep slopes reach heights of up to 100 metres in places. The depth of the reservoir and the height of the slopes describe different dimensions of the landscape, showing that the body of water itself is not the only feature that shapes its character.

Another specific point of interest is Wilsonova skála. This partially flooded rock formation with a viewpoint is 2.5 kilometres from Třesov. Its distance makes it possible to include it as a separate stop in your travel plans, rather than treating it as a destination within the village.

Local history in two dates

The Chapel of St John of Nepomuk, dating from 1857, stands in the village centre and is considered the village’s most important cultural and historical monument. A second historical point of interest is the Statue of Freedom (Svobody): it was unveiled on 10 July 1938 to commemorate the 20th anniversary of Czechoslovakia. The chapel and statue offer different ways to explore local history—a prominent local monument and a monument marking a specific occasion.

Boat trips as an excursion option

The Třesov landing stage is near the Stropešín Bridge, between Třesov and Stropešín. The Horáčko’s regular boat service runs from April to October. Cyclists and walkers in particular use the landing stage when they want to combine a boat ride with an excursion on the Dalešická Reservoir.

If you would like to include the Horáčko in your plans, take the seasonal operating period into account and check the timetable before your visit. The season dates can help you choose when to travel; the timetable is the next practical point of reference for planning a specific trip.

Třesovská lávka and when to visit

The traditional Třesovská lávka took place on the village green in Třesov in 2026. After a 16-year break, it returned to Třesov in 2022. Numerous participants and spectators came to Třesov for the 2026 event. Alongside the permanent monuments, the event is also part of local history, and its recent development can be traced through these two years.

If you would like to make the Třesovská lávka the occasion for your trip, check the date of the edition you want to attend. Your travel plans therefore involve different timing considerations: the Horáčko season and the specific event date. This can help you plan your stay around the things you actually want to experience.

Find a holiday rental to suit your reason for travelling

When looking for a holiday rental in Třesov, it helps to decide first what you want to focus on during your stay: the reservoir landscape, seasonal boat trips or local history. If a trip on the Horáčko is part of your plans, the period from April to October is relevant; check the specific service using the timetable. If the Třesovská lávka is your main reason for visiting, plan around the date of the edition you want to attend. That way, you can start your search with your reason for travelling and a suitable time to visit.

Discover more destinations

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For the broader travel guide: Třebíč District.