Janáčkovo stromořadí Park
Janáčkovo stromořadí is a street and a small city park in Třebíči on the local part of Jejkov. In its original form, it stretched approximately 500 metres from the railway crossing at Purkyně Square to the east to the football stadium. From the north there was a hospital area, from the south a railway line. The trees surrounded two roads: northern, which remained unchanged until today, and southern, which continued far to Lorenzo's orchards and whose remains are visible at the agility area behind the bridge across the road.
The history of the tree line dates back to the 1930s. Between 1931 and 1935, the eagles built their own stadium on the grounds east of the hospital. The construction on the sloping terrain required extensive taping and supporting walls. The stadium was a project for a thousand to a half-thousand trainees with a racing track measuring two hundred and fifty meters. It was festively opened in 1936. After 1948, when Orla's activity was terminated, the stadium space lost its original purpose. In the subsequent decades, especially in the 1950s and 1960s, the building related to the expansion of the hospital complex known to the residents as Gigant was affected. The football field was built in between two projects and its operation still persists today - today it is managed by the Mountain Football Club Třebíč.
A significant break came at the turn of the 1980s and 1990s. Construction of road transponder number I / 23 A large part of the tree line, in particular its southern sides, has been requested by Radostín. The construction required a transfer of seven hundred and fifty metres of railway track, extensive blasting of granite rock ground towards Lisč and to Jihlava, as well as switches of engineering networks. The railway line, which previously led from Hrotovická Street to Sport Street, had to be completely moved. The road overlay became fully operational in 1996.
Today Janáčkovo stromořadí belongs to the Vysočina Region and is managed by its medical rescue service. Although the park has lost its former calm character, it remains a valuable part of the urban environment. It serves as a support green screen for the hospital area and as a walking promenade that connects the city centre with the football stadium, the Lisčí locality and Lorenzo sets. The visitor will find evidence of more than a hundred years of development of the urban landscape and industrial transformation that the entire Třebíči has recorded.
Then and now
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Now
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Historical milestones
- 1931-1935
- The establishment of the Eagle Stadium on the eastern edge of the tree line, which was opened in 1936.
- 1980-1996
- A major reconstruction due to the construction of the I / 23 road and railway track transponder which destroyed part of the original southern road and rock ground.
- 1996
- Full entry into service of the I / 23 transponder, after which the tree line acquired the current form.
Architectural development
The original tree line was established as a green promenade with adjacent paths in the 1930s. In the 1980s, part of the southern road was removed and the railway line transferred, which affected its structure. In the 1990's, the engineering adjustments linked to the new road were completed. Today, the park consists of the remains of the original green, walking paths and adjacent areas of the hospital and football stadium. The materials include granite rock ground and modern asphalt and concrete elements from the road transponder.
Historical events
- 1931-1935
- Construction of the Orel stadium on the eastern edge of the tree line, which was festively opened by a bathrobe in 1936.
- 1980-1996
- Essential reconstruction in connection with the I / 23 road and railway line transposition which destroyed part of the original southern road and rock ground.
- 1996
- Completion of the I / 23 road transponder, after which the tree line has acquired its present form.
Owners
- 1931-1948
- from 1990
Points of interest
- The tree line originally served as the stadium of the Orlov Association, which built a racing track 250 metres long in 1931-1935.
- In 1936, the stadium was ceremonially opened during a bathrobe of an eagle.
- In the 1950s and 1960s the playground was converted into a football field, which is still managed by the Mountain Football Club Třebíč.
- The construction of the I / 23 road at the turn of the 1980s and 1990s required a granite rock ground to go to Lisč and to Jihlava.
- The railway line was transferred 750 metres and moved from today's crossroads.
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Janáčkovo stromořadí is a street and small urban park in Třebíči, in the district of Jejkov. It is named after the composer Leoš Janáček. Its history dates back to the 1930s of the twentieth century. However, at the turn of the 1980s and 1990s, a large part of the tree-lined avenue disappeared due to the construction of a bypass of the first-class road number 23 through Radostín.
In its original form, the tree-lined avenue stretched approximately 500 meters from the railway crossing at Purkyňovo náměstí to the east as far as the football stadium. From the north it bordered the hospital complex, from the south it bordered the railway line. It was lined by two paths. The northern one has been preserved completely. The southern path continued along the tree-lined avenue to Lorenzovy sady and today you can connect to it again at the agility area beyond the bridge over the road at the railway line.
The construction of the road bypass took over the original southern path and its immediate surroundings. In addition to this, it required the relocation of 750 meters of railway track, extensive blasting of granite bedrock toward Lísčí and to the Jihlava River, and also the relocation of utility lines. The track previously ran roughly where the junction ramp from Hrotovická to Sportovní ulice is today. The road bypass has been fully operational since 1996.
Two sports facilities are also connected with the park. Between 1931 and 1935, members of Orel built their own stadium on land near the park, east of the hospital. On sloping terrain, it was necessary to bring in soil and build retaining walls. The stadium held between one thousand and one and a half thousand participants and its racing track measured 250 meters. It was officially opened by a district festival in 1936. After 1948, when Orel's activities ended, the stadium ceased to serve for training. In the 1950s and 1960s, the construction of the hospital complex, nicknamed Gigant, affected this area. Today the spaces belong to the Kraj Vysočina region and are managed by the Třebíči office of the regional healthcare rescue service.
During the same period, the football field of the Horácké Slávie Sports Club was also being created. It has remained in its place ever since and is operated by the Horácký football club Třebíč.
Although the park lost its former quiet character, it still retains its value. It serves as a green screen for the hospital complex and as a pedestrian promenade from the town center to the football stadium, to Lísčí and to Lorenzovy sady.
Frequently asked questions
Is Janáčkovo stromořadí open to the public?
Yes, the park is public and free.
How do I get to the place by car / public transport?
You can reach the city center of Třebíč by car or public transport and then continue on foot for about 10 minutes.
How much is the entrance fee and is it paid on the spot?
No admission fee, the park is free.
Is the tour suitable for children and seniors?
Yes, the park is suitable for all age groups. It has a safe area for games and walks.
How long does the tour take?
You can do the tour on your own pace. The park is open all year round, so you can choose the time that suits you.
What are the opening times and booking is required?
The park is open all year round, so there are no restrictions on the tour. There's no need for a reservation.
What's interesting in the immediate vicinity?
Near the park you will find other sights such as Třebíč Castle or the Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary. You can also walk through the surrounding countryside and discover local animals.
For kids
Imagine going back to when Třebíč was a small town. So here was Janáčkovo stromořadí, a small green valley on Jejkov. Who lived here? People who lived in harmony with nature and worked in fields or in their homes.
It was like a village where people gathered around the fire and talked about their adventures. This is how Janáčkovo stromořadí was - the place where weddings were held, where children were played and where people were meeting for joint events.
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Nearby
- Green area with historical trees and promenades that follow the original southern part of the tree line.
- Today's football field was built in the 1920s and serves the Mountain Football Club Třebíč.
- A complex of hospitals built in the 1950s and 1960s, which is separated from the tree line only by walking.
- Natural flow, which is a part of the landscape around the tree line and was influenced by building modifications in the 1980s.
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Themed route
Thematic cruise route: Music and Sports Trail in Jejkov
1.Janáčkovo stromořadí (park) * Type: Musical landmark and nature park * The unique tree line dedicated to Leosha Janáček combines music with nature. Rare trees grow among the trees and there are concerts in summer. Ideal place for a quiet walk with historical subtext.
2. Lorenzo sets * Type: Historical Garden * Close to the tree line, it offers old trees and romantic promenades. Originally served as part of the southern part of Janáček's alley - perfect for relaxation or photography.
3. Football Stadium Horacký Slavia * Type: Sports monument * Built in the 1920s, it is a symbol of local football life. Interesting for visitors as an example of regional sports history - just a short section from the tree line.
* The route is circular, length about 1.5 km. *
Seasonal recommendations
Spring Janáčkovo stromořadí in Jejkov turns into a magical garden of sounds and colors in spring. Blossoming trees, especially apple trees and cherry alleys, create a light, near-playing curtain above the park, while the sun flying between the crowns illuminates the golden path. The air is saturated with the smell of flowering bushes and freshly chopped grass, while in the park there is the singing of birds and occasional wind games in the leaves. Specific is also the awakening light, which in the morning creates long shadows and evening, at sunset, paints the trees into soft shades of pink. It is recommended to visit the park in March to April when the traffic is lower than in the summer months. For a pleasant walk, easy clothes with the possibility of a blanket - the weather can change quickly from sunny to rainy. The best time is early morning or late afternoon when the park is calm and light gives the landscape a magical touch.
Summer In the summer months, Janáčkovo stromořadí becomes a green escape from the heat, where tall trees provide a pleasant shade and the air is refreshed by the shading of leaves. The park is the most lively at this time - shrubs and grass achieve their full strength, while in the lake or pond (if any) the blue sky is reflected. The evenings are especially pleasant when the heat retreats and there is calm in the park, accompanied by the sounds of crickets and occasional squeaking of the banners. In the main summer season (July-August), however, the park can be busier, especially on weekends, therefore it is advisable to come early morning or late afternoon. It is recommended light, breathable clothes, sunglasses and a hat, and of course enough water. For those who want to escape the crowds, it is ideal to visit in June or September when temperatures are falling and the park is gaining quiet.
Autumn Autumn Janáčkovo stromořadí is like a picture of a fairy tale - trees dress up in fiery shades, especially maple and beech, which compete with the surrounding landscape. Golden, red and brown leaves roll along the road while the air is full of their fragrance and rustling. The morning fog, which often resides in the park, gives the place a mysterious atmosphere, and the sun, which is already low above the horizon reflected in dew drops, creates shiny reflections on the leaves. In September and October the attendance is lower than in summer, but in November, especially around the holiday of St. Catherine (25 November), the park can be visited by more families. Warmer clothes are recommended - autumn weather is variable, and evenings can be cold. The best time is the afternoon, when the sun is still shining, but the crowds are less than noon.
Winter Winter Janáčkovo stromořadí offers calm and calm beauty - bare trees, whose branches stand against the pale sky, create elegant skeletons that contradict white snow or darker countries. The air is clean and cold, and every step on the road makes a gentle sound, while the sun, when it rises, illuminates the park with golden light. In advent time the park can be decorated with candles or Christmas motifs, which gives the place a Christmas pre-Christmas mood. Winter visit requires warm, layered clothes - tears, gloves and shoes on feet, because temperatures can fall below freezing. It is recommended to visit the park in the morning when the light is the most beautiful and avoid late afternoon hours when opening hours can be shortened. In winter the park is the quietest, ideal for walking or meditation in nature.
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