• Kutna Hora - Explore the uniquely charming and medieval town of Kutna Hora (Diggable Mountain in English), an ancient silver mining town with quaint streets, stunning architecture and a historic centre that was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site for two churches in particular: St. Barbara’s and Our Lady at Sedlec.
• St Barbara’s Cathedral - Explore the magnificent Gothic cathedral of St Barbara – now a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
• The Cemetery Church of All Saints with the Ossuary - Visit the ornate yet macabre Sedlec Ossuary, the largest bone chapel in the world, decorated with 40,000 human bones.

• Capture memories with ample photo opportunities
• Convenient hotel pickup/drop-off included
• Dedicated professional guide for a personalized experience
• Exclusive transport for your comfort
• Entry to iconic landmarks: All Saints, St Barbara’s, & Sedlec Ossuary

• Price of lunch
• Gratuities

Kutna Hora is a delightful medieval town located in Central Bohemia, just 70 km from Prague. As the second most significant town in the Bohemian kingdom after Prague, it experienced a prosperous period in the Middle Ages due to its renowned silver mines and royal support.

Today, this cultural and architectural treasure is among the most visited UNESCO sites in Czechia, featuring a charming town center adorned with stunning Gothic architecture, reminiscent of its affluent history. Upon arriving in Kutna Hora, visitors will explore three UNESCO heritage sites, starting with the splendid Gothic cathedral, the Church of St. Barbara, dedicated to the patron saint of miners.

Visitors will also explore a distinctive cemetery beneath the Church of All Saints: known as an Ossuary or bone crypt, the Sedlec Chapel is adorned with approximately 40,000 human bones. Afterwards, enjoy the medieval ambiance as you stroll along the cobbled streets towards the “Italian Court.”

Finally, savor a leisurely lunch before heading back to Prague.

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