In Moravská Třebová — also known as the “Moravian Athens,” roughly halfway between Svitavy and Mohelnice with views of the Zábřežská Upland — the area behind the old walls currently functions as a parking lot. It’s easily accessible for both residents and visitors and offers straightforward access to the town centre. Located northwest of T. G. Masaryk Square, it’s bordered by the busy Komenského Road, a supermarket, the former town fortifications, and historic buildings. The site covers approximately 8,900 m² and, given its location within the broader centre, holds strategic importance as it sits among key amenities providing basic town services. The northern section of the parking area is paved and formalised due to its proximity to the supermarket, while the southern part developed more organically — essentially “on bare earth.” This is reflected in its visual condition: at first glance it appears uncultivated, yet it has qualities that become apparent when you step out of your car. Beyond its advantageous location within the town, it also connects well with its surroundings and local historic elements, such as the original town fortifications. On the southern side, the site links to the pedestrian zone on Cihlářova Street, providing easy access to the main square. Equally important is the connection to Pivovarská Street on the east, leading into the heart of the old town, and on the west, Svitavská Street provides links to the museum, schools, hospital, and clinic. In the future, the relationship with the planned local cultural centre near the town museum will further increase the area’s significance.