Kutna Hora by Train: Prague's Best Day Trip
The perfect day trip from Prague! Let's explore charming Kutna Hora, with it's famous bone chapel. Located only about 1 hour away, and easily accessible by train, Kutna Hora has a remarkably well-preserved old town and a fascinating history. A lot of the gothic glory that Prague is famous for only exists thanks to the silver extracted from the mines in Kutna Hora.
On this tour, you will meet your guide at the main train station. No need to worry about the logistics, just enjoy the ride. Once there, we will explore the Bone Chapel first, then the rest of the town, including the magnificent Church of Saint Barbara, one of the best examples of Bohemian Gothic.
Lunch is not included, but we can always stop at the famous medieval brewery of Dacicky for some delicious Czech specialties (and beer, why not?)
We then board the return train to Prague, and the tour ends back where it started, at the main station.
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Kutna Hora by Train: Prague's Best Day Trip
What's included in Kutna Hora by Train: Prague's Best Day Trip
(Subject to Option Inclusions)Itinerary
The Cemetery Church of All Saints with the Ossuary
Kutna Hora's main attraction, the famous bone chapel! The visit includes the entrance and a tour of the chapel.
St Barbara's Cathedral
One of the most beautiful churches in the Czech Republic, a masterpiece of gothic architecture! The tour includes the entrance and a tour of the cathedral.
Kutna Hora
We will also tour the medieval cobblestoned streets of Kutna Hora, a UNESCO protected site.
Inclusions
- All Fees and Taxes
- Entrance to all sites
- Transportation (by train)
- Lunch
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- Travel and lunch time is included in tour duration.
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Pickup and Dropoff
You will make your own way to the meeting points
Meeting / End Points
- We meet inside Prague's Main Train Station (Hlavni Nadrazi), in front of the only Burger King there. Your guide will be easy to find, standing there wearing a badge.
