Winter travels in Eastern Europe – Trebon fish restaurant, peat spa, beer

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We drove our car 3,300 km from Minsk, Belarus where we are teaching to see the cities, Christmas markets and quiet snow covered countryside of Belarus, Poland, Czech Republic and eastern Germany.

The majority of our 3 week tour was spent in friendly Czech Republic. Our third stop in Trebon for two nights turned out to be one of our favorite stops because of its lack of other tourists, awesome fish restaurant, pub and peat spa. This quaint old town was quiet in the off season. Just step through the any of the town gates and you connect with nature. A result of one of the many man-made lakes that abut the town.

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Photos

Trebon - the land of midieval man made lakes and fish
This place is rightly famous for its delicious fresh water fish. They know how to raise and cook great fish. Try the pike perch.

Trebon Masaryk Square Plague Column
The square sparkled in the mid-winter sunshine.

Trebon Masaryk Square
This beautiful square is really a long rectangle bordered on two sides by colorful facades. A plague column in the center.

Trebon Southern Gateway
And gateway to the Regent brewery with many tasty beers and the fish restaurants. We passed through this gate many times.

Trebon Mural
This mural shows hard working people in local occupations - fishing, farming through an arch in Masaryk Square

Trebon side street
As we walked around the very small historic center this cute side street surprised us with its colorful buildings.

Trebon peat bath for 2
Penzion a lazebna Bílý jednorožec - After soaking in the peat a hammock for two is unfurled and more relaxation. Then a massage before heading out into the cold and a short dash to the pub.

Trebon
Our hotel right on Masaryk Square.

Trebon Regency Brewery
We enjoyed a pleasant walk around the walls of the old town following canals and paths before heading back to the pub for another taste.

Trebon - Supinka Fish Restaurant
This cozy place turned into our dining place of choice while we were in Trebon. The pike perch was amazing.