• The Cemetery Church of All Saints with the Ossuary - Known as the Sedlec Ossuary or Bone Chapel, this intriguing site features thousands of human bones artistically arranged into decorations, chandeliers, and altars. The chapel’s haunting beauty captivates and humbles, offering a reminder of mortality while showcasing the creative expression born from this unique legacy. Walking through the Ossuary is an unparalleled experience, leaving a profound impression that is both haunting and deeply reverent.
• St Barbara’s Cathedral - St. Barbara’s Church, a UNESCO World Heritage site, stands as one of Europe’s most remarkable Gothic cathedrals. Dedicated to the patron saint of miners, this architectural masterpiece features soaring arches, intricate stained glass, and frescoes depicting scenes from Kutná Hora’s silver mining history. Inside, admire the delicate stone and glass work that bathes the church in soft light, creating a divine atmosphere that resonates with the city’s spirit.
• Vlassky dvur - The Italian Court, or Vlašský dvůr, was once the royal mint where silver coins were crafted for the kingdom. Walk through halls that once buzzed with activity and marvel at the historical minting displays. Discover the significance of silver in Bohemia’s economy and learn how Kutná Hora became a vital economic center for the entire region. The Italian Court was more than just a mint; it was the administrative heart of medieval Kutná Hora, where kings and nobles would convene.
• Czech Museum of Silver - The Silver Mines offer an adventurous glimpse into the lives of medieval miners. Don a miner’s helmet and venture underground into the dark, narrow tunnels where silver was extracted. Feel the cool, damp air and hear tales of the perilous work that shaped Kutná Hora’s legacy, making it one of the wealthiest towns in medieval Europe.
• Gothic Stone Fountain - This remarkable Gothic structure once provided water for the town’s residents. The ornate fountain stands as a reminder of the town’s practical needs and the artistry with which they were met.
• Plague Column of the Virgin Mary Immaculate - The Plague Column in the town square serves as a somber yet beautiful reminder of the resilience of Kutná Hora’s people during times of hardship. With its intricate carvings and towering presence, it’s a fitting end to a tour that reflects both the glory and endurance of this historic town.

• Professional guide
• All Fees and Taxes
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Tailor-made tour programme
• Hotel pick-up and drop-off

• Dinner
• Entrance fees

Experience a luxurious private tour just an hour away from Prague in Kutná Hora, a city renowned for its distinctive Gothic architecture, rich silver mining history, and captivating relics. Formerly called the Silver City due to its abundant mines, Kutná Hora has maintained its medieval charm and serves as a remarkable testament to Bohemia’s economic and cultural significance during the Middle Ages.

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