Just an hour from Prague, Kutná Hora beckons with its unique blend of Gothic architecture, silver mining history, and hauntingly beautiful relics. Once known as the Silver City for its rich mines, Kutná Hora has preserved its medieval character and stands as a testament to Bohemia’s economic and cultural importance during the Middle Ages.
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Sedlec Ossuary, known as the Bone Chapel. Enter this fascinating site, where thousands of human bones have been artistically arranged into decorations, chandeliers, and altars. The chapel’s eerie beauty captivates and humbles, reminding visitors of mortality while also showcasing the creative expression that emerged from this unusual legacy. Walking through the Ossuary is an experience like no other, leaving a profound impression that is both haunting and deeply reverent.
St. Barbara’s Church, a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of Europe’s most extraordinary Gothic cathedrals. Dedicated to the patron saint of miners, this church is a masterpiece of architecture with soaring arches, intricate stained glass, and frescoes depicting scenes from Kutná Hora’s silver mining history. Inside, admire the delicate work of stone and glass that bathes the church in soft light, creating a divine atmosphere that resonates with the city’s spirit.
Italian Court Vlašský dvůr, once the royal mint where silver coins were crafted for the kingdom. Walk through halls that were once filled with bustling activity and marvel at the historical minting displays. Here, discover the importance of silver in Bohemia’s economy and learn how Kutná Hora became a vital economic center for the entire region. The Italian Court is more than just a mint it was the administrative heart of medieval Kutná Hora, where kings and nobles would convene.
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We meet our clients in a comfortable minivan near the Hilton Old Town Hotel or any other hotel within the city limits of Prague. Travelers can specify their own pickup point as well