Třemešná

Třemešná is a village and municipality in Bruntál District in the Moravian-Silesian Region of the Czech Republic. Třemešná municipality lies in the southern part of the microregion in the deep valley of the Mušlov stream. The municipality was founded in 1245. Třemešná is the entrance gateway to the Osoblaha region, it is the starting point of the narrow-gauge railway and also the railway junction as tourists may change here travelling to Opava, Krnov or Jeseník. As of 2011, it has a population of 934.

The dominant feature of the municipality is the parish Church of St. Sebestian built in 1730-1733 when, in 1780, the church was enlarged with the church tower. The remains of an unknown saint that were brought here in the basket carried on the back from Rome by the hermit Severin are placed here.