Embark on a journey back to the past with a visit to Kutna Hora, a charming medieval town beautifully kept to perfection. Explore the gothic structures such as the St. Barbara’s Cathedral and the Ossuary, often referred to as the Bone Chapel, which historically served as a mint and royal residence. It is a recognized World Heritage site.

Following a one-hour drive to the east of Prague, you will reach the town of Kutna Hora, boasting immense architectural wealth stemming from the Middle Ages and built on a vast field of silver ore. Over the course of history, its role in the production of money symbolized the power and affluence of Czech monarchs and the kingdom as a whole. Your walk through the town’s historic centre will render it clear why it received recognition as a UNESCO World and Natural Heritage site. Inside, the Cathedral of St. Barbara, the miner’s patron saint, stands out as one of the most impressive examples of late Gothic architecture in Bohemia. The trip includes visits to the cathedral, the Bone Chapel, and the former Mint.

• Shared tour (transfer) is provided in a small group in compliance with all hygienic regulations on health protection such as disinfection of cars before each trip, observance of distances during the trip and in the places visited, disinfectants for use by clients.
• Clients must have covered noses and mouths (facemask or scarf) and have gloves (they can be needed in some cases).
• Private option trip with guide and driver is for up to 6 participants.
• Reservation for shared option may be cancelled or rescheduled if the minimum group size (4) is not met.