Třebusice: Village History and Archaeology

When looking for a hotel in Třebusice, it helps to consider the specific features of the place: the remembrance of Jan Hus, an important Roman cremation burial ground, another archaeological burial site, and facilities at the multi-purpose sports ground. There is also the named natural feature Jasan v Třebusicích and a bus route with two named stops. This lets you plan your stay around culture, history, exercise, and travel. The monument and the finds offer different historical points of interest, while the sports ground and bus route are relevant for leisure and travel planning.

Jan Hus and a precisely dated memorial site

A monument to Jan Hus was erected in 1920 in the village square in Třebusice; it was ceremonially unveiled on July 4 of the same year. It is decorated with a chalice and the inscription “NEZAHYNE NÁROD ČESKÝ POKUD ZÁŘIVÝM VZOREM MU BUDE VELKÝ MUČEDNÍK KOSTNICKÝ”. The chalice and wording are the monument’s specific design features; the exact unveiling date also gives it a clear historical connection. If you are interested in local commemorative culture, the monument is a concrete point of reference for a dated chapter in the village’s history.

Archaeology across several periods

A publication by the Czech Academy of Sciences, released in 2023, describes the Roman cremation burial ground in Třebusice as the largest necropolis of the Elbe Germanic population (Suebi) discovered in the Czech Republic. Archaeological investigations uncovered 960 graves. The graves form a unique, chronologically structured cross-section of the material culture of the Germanic population of Bohemia. It spans the initial settlement phase in the second half of the 1st century BC through to the first half of the 3rd century AD. The classification therefore covers several centuries and combines a specific number of finds with a long-term perspective. For history enthusiasts, what makes the site distinctive is this combination of numbers, time period, and cultural context.

At the Na Čihadle sand pit, on the left side of the Brandýsek–Třebusice road, there is a prehistoric and early medieval burial site associated with several cultures. Unlike the Roman necropolis, this site points to a different time period. This makes it possible to distinguish Třebusice’s archaeological themes by their respective eras, rather than combining them into a single story.

Nature and more recent local history

Jasan v Třebusicích was first designated on January 15, 1985. There is another date for the more recent history of the municipality: in 2023, the municipality began operating the community cinema Obecní kino Třebusice. These dates complement the older archaeological periods with dated aspects of the village’s more recent history.

Plan sports and travel

A 2025 municipal notice lists facilities for football, tennis, nohejbal, and volleyball at the multi-purpose sports ground in Třebusice, as well as limited facilities for basketball. Bear this limitation in mind if you are planning to play that particular sport. If you would like to use the sports ground, check the current booking and access options in advance.

For travel, PID bus route 620 serves the Třebusice and Třebusice,křiž stops. Check current PID information before travelling, as bus routes can change. This lets you include the bus connection in your travel plans without relying on potentially outdated information.

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