Kutná Hora

Kutná Hora guided tour from Prague

Kutná Hora, a medieval silver mining center, was once the second‐richest city in the Kingdom of Bohemia. The former wealth of the town is today reflected in the variety of architectural monuments and in the preserved structure of the town center.The tour of Kutná Hora will not only take you to St Barbara’s Cathedral but also to many beautiful gothic, renaissance, and baroque townhouses and to visit a Unixe stone fountain from the 15th century.You will also visit one of the most interesting burial grounds in the world: the Sedlec Ossuary. This chapel is decorated with more than 40 000 human bones, arranged into a chandelier, the Schwarzenberg Coat‐of‐Arms, and so on. Kutná Hora has been on the UNESCO list of cultural heritage sites since 1995.

Day Trip to Kutná Hora from Prague

Only an hour away from the crowded pubs of Prague lies Kutná Hora. Seemingly frozen in time, the town of 20,000 is almost like an open‐air museum, showcasing some of Central Europe’s most stunning architectural treasures in perfectly‐preserved condition. With a compact, UNESCO‐listed historical center, this tour offers a smooth and secure transfer by train from the capital, before taking to the cobbled streets by foot. This day trip from Prague to Kutná Hora meets in front of  Leo Express pokladna / ticket office at the train station (Hlavní nádraží) at 9:30 , Wilsonova 300/8, 120 00 Nové Město, Czechia, One of the Czech Republic's most‐visited sites This convenient day trip begins with a train journey to Kutná Hora accompanied by your expert local guide. You’ll then set out to explore the nooks and crannies of this charming Bohemian city on foot — wandering through the UNESCO‐listed center at a completely flexible pace. You'll visit the Sedlec Ossuary (also known as the 'Bone Chapel') which draws visitors from all over the world who come to see the tens of thousands of human skeletons that decorate it. However, there is much more to see in Kutná Hora than just the Bone Chapel, as this tour takes you to one of the Czech Republic's oldest monasteries, to the gothic masterpiece Saint Barbara's Church, and much more. A UNESCO World Heritage Site The historical town center of Kutná Hora is so impressive that it is a UNESCO World Heritage site. During your walking tour in Kutná Hora, you'll see the splendour of the Italian Court (the Royal Mint), some of the most impressive gothic buildings in the Czech Republic and you'll understand why several Bohemian kings made the town their home. All on an easy day trip from Prague We’ve made this popular outing as stress‐free as possible — meeting and finishing at the train station, your expert local guide will help you buy your train tickets (not included in the price). Relax and enjoy the journey in the company of your guide who will be happy to field any of your questions about Kutná Hora or its surroundings. With an average duration of 7 hours, this tour also provides great flexibility in terms of pace.

Kutná Hora Medieval Town in Vintage Cabrio car

Enjoy this beautifuly medieval town with private guide/driver and very unique transportation. Our vintage cabrios will make the tour even more memorable and stylish. Relax and enjoy a bottle of Prosecco with your ride. Visit one of the oldest cities in Czech republic

Kutná Hora city tour from Prague with Admissions

Go back in time for to the Middle Ages and visit the second most important town in Bohemia. Kutna Hora was the medieval center of silver mining and the second richest town of Bohemian Kingdom. You will visit the Gothic Cathedral of St. Barbara and unique stone fountain from the 15th century. Tour also includeds a visit to Ossuary (Bone House), one of the most interesting burial places in the world decorated by more than 40000 human bones. Whole day trip includes also visit of Italian court and free time.

Kutna Hora & St. Barbara Cathedral & Ossuary

Head an hour east of Prague to the town of Kutna Hora, known for its medieval city center. You'll visit St. Barbara's Cathedral and the Bone Chapel, part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Learn about the city's history of money production, and admire the Gothic architecture of the church. This tour allows you to skip the hassle of finding your own way from Prague to Kutna Hora so all you have to do is relax and enjoy a pre‐planned excursion.

Gems of Kutna Hora — Walking Tour

In the company of a local guide, embark on an easy‐paced 2‐hour walking tour and discover some of the most captivating pearls and gems of Kutna Hora. Stroll centuries‐old corners, learn about the city's long history and turbulent heritage, witness authentic scenes and find out why this city is often referred to as a medieval gem of the Czech Republic. Start the tour from the iconic Italian Court, a historic castle founded in the 14th century. Enjoy unique panoramic views coupled with interesting storytelling on Kutna Hora's development over the centuries. Visit the well‐preserved Church of St. James and explore every corner of the Czech Museum of Silver. End the tour after exploring St. Barbara Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the largest Gothic cathedrals in the country.

Czechia Prague to Kutna Hora Excursion

Marvel at the the wealth and beauty of Czechia's Bohemian Golden Age on this private excursion to Kutna Hora from the city of Prague. Learn about the history of gothic architecture, visit three UNESCO World Heritage Sites, and admire the uniquely confronting Sedlec Ossuary, home of a chapel decorated with 40,000 human bones. Finish while wandering through the town's cobbled streets, exploring the ancient city.

Kutna Hora Private Tour from Prague

Leave the hectic 21st‐century behind and discover 13th‐century Bohemia on a private 6‐hour tour to Kutna Hora from Prague. Exclusive transportation takes you away from the busy capital to the eerie Ossuary (Bone Church). You also enjoy visits to St. Barbara Cathedral and the Italian Court. Break for lunch at a traditional Czech restaurant (own expense), then take free time to explore the city center independently.

Kutna Hora Day Trip from Prague

During the Middle Ages, the silver mines of Kutna Hora brought fame to the lands of the Czech Crown, making this town the richest and most powerful in the region. Today, the mining town boasts several UNESCO‐listed sites and retains its medieval architecture, history, and heritage. Your tour begins with pickup in central Prague. Hop aboard your coach and begin the journey toward Kutna Hora. Upon arrival, follow your guide to discover the area’s top sites. Admire the Gothic design of St. Barbara's Cathedral, dedicated to the patron saint of miners, and now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Stop at the former royal mint that once manufactured Prague groschen and gold ducats. Visit the Sedlec Ossuary, also known as the 'bone church,' a small chapel estimated to display the skeletons of 40,000 to 70,000 people, each arranged artistically to form the chapel’s décor. Your tour concludes with transportation back to your original departure point in Prague.

Day Trip to the Medieval Town of Kutná Hora

duration: 6 ‐7 Hours cancellation_summary: More than 21 days in advance: full refund. Between 4 and 20 days in advance: 50% refund. Less than 72 hours in advance: no refund. meeting_point: Your hotel or apartment in Prague (the pick‐up time is approximate and depends on current traffic situation) max_age: 100 group_size: Of your choice pricing: Pricing depends on the size of the vehicle: - 1‐3 people: sedan car - 4‐8 people: minivan - 9‐19 people: Sprinter van - 20‐27 people: minibus - 28 and more people: bus description: Just one and a half hours from Prague, Kutná Hora is a gothic town with a fascinating history. One of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites, this picturesque town ranks among the most visited places in the country. Travelers from all over the world gather here to witness the mysterious Sedlec Ossuary, a chapel decorated with human bones that’s known as the Bone Church. Join us for this unusual experience and travel through time as you explore the medieval Old Town of Kutná Hora. Our driver‐guide will show you some of the most popular spots as well as the places only known by locals. what_is_included: — Transportation - Highway tolls - Parking fees - Knowledgeable and English‐speaking driver‐guide what_is_not_included: — Food and drink - Admission to sites (15–30 EUR/person) - Optional guided presentation of the organ in St. Barbara's Cathedral (250 EUR/group) - Tips/gratuities for your guide itinerary: — 1 hour 20 minutes transfer from Prague to Kutná Hora - 1 hour sightseeing tour of the Old Town - 1 hour tour of the Italian Court (or the Silver Mine Tour) - 1 hour lunch at a traditional Czech restaurant - 30 minutes visit to the Bone Church - 1 hour 20 minutes return to Prague *All arrival times are indicative only and depend on the current traffic situation. Rich in History and Architecture Kutná Hora gain worldwide recognition for its silver mining already in the 12th century. During the Middle Ages it became one of the richest towns in the Czech Republic. You can still feel the prosperity of that golden era today as you admire the stately gothic architecture of many buildings throughout the historic Old Town. Let yourself be carried away by the romantic atmosphere of the cobblestone streets and some of the country’s most spectacular architectonic gems. From the Cathedral of Saint Barbara to the Royal Mint After the short transfer from Prague, we’ll begin our tour directly in the Old Town of Kutná Hora, dominated by the Cathedral of St. Barbara. The construction of this glamorous church was sponsored by the local community of miners and designed to rival the famous St. Vitus Cathedral of Prague. Take note of the masterful Neo‐Gothic facade and the rich Baroque artwork that adorns this spectacular cathedral. From there, we’ll move to the Italian Court that was once the Royal Mint. Important historic events used to take place here, from royal elections to the minting of the Prague groschen, our former currency. This complex also boasts an enchanting Gothic chapel. Today, the Italian Court houses a museum of mining and the history of Kutná Hora. A Peak into the Former Silver Mine Since we’re visiting a former mining town, a part of this tour focuses on the medieval technologies of mining, silver processing and minting. Would you like to see an ancient mining machine powered by horses or an actual silver mine? Let’s dive into a 250‐meter‐long medieval shaft! Open from April to October, this somewhat extreme experience is for tough personalities only and not recommended for people with claustrophobia. If you feel this might be for you, let us know in advance so that we can make arrangements. The Mysterious Church Made of Bones In the nearby town of Sedlec, there’s the All Saints Chapel perched on top of the so‐called “Bone Church.” It’s surrounded by a cemetery from the 13th century that was once home to many fallen soldiers. The legend goes that a half‐blind monk piled the bones from these graves into pyramids and these were later used to decorate the Church. Over 40,000 bones and skulls form the ingenious facet of this truly unique structure. No trip to Kutná Hora is complete without the eerie and unforgettable experience of visiting the Sedlec Ossuary. Hungry? Don’t worry, we won’t let you starve! We already planned a visit to a local restaurant where you can try dishes from traditional Czech cuisine. Please, remember that food and drink are not included in the price of the tour. Enhance Your Experience with an Exclusive Organ Presentation For an even more unforgettable experience in Kutná Hora, consider adding an exclusive visit to St. Barbara’s organ. Enjoy a guided presentation by a professional organist, where you can learn about the instrument’s history and even hear a live performance. This add‐on must be booked at least 14 days in advance, and we will confirm its availability for you. Please contact us at info@praguecityadventures.com for more details. highlights: — Must‐see: Visit the stunning St. Barbara’s Cathedral and admire its beautiful vaulted ceilings and frescoes - Gothic architecture: Explore the Stone Fountain in the picturesque Old Town of Kutná Hora - Culture: Join a fun tour to the former silver mines and experience the daily routine of local miners - Unique sight: Head to the mysterious Sedlec Ossuary or “Bone Church” made of human remains - Authentic experience: Travel through time as you wander the cobblestone streets of the picturesque medieval town - Optional add‐on: Experience the majestic organ in St. Barbara’s Cathedral up close with a guided presentation and concert. check_in_details: Your driver‐guide will pick you up in front of your hotel. Please wait for him outside as there are many no‐parking zones and they might not be able to wait for you for too long. what_to_bring: Sturdy footwear is recommended for walking through Kutná Hora’s streets and historical sites. Season‐appropriate clothing, a refillable water bottle, and, of course, a camera for the stunning Gothic architecture and unique sights are also advised. extras: — Optional guided presentation of the organ in St. Barbara's Cathedral (250 EUR/group) faqs: How physically demanding is this trip? This trip is low to moderate in terms of physical activity. It involves walking through the historic town and its attractions, like the Sedlec Ossuary and St. Barbara’s Church. We’re happy to adjust the pace and provide accommodations for those who need them. What if it rains? Rain or shine, Kutná Hora remains a captivating destination. In case of rain, we’ll adjust our itinerary to include more indoor sights without compromising the experience. Packing an umbrella or raincoat is a good idea. Can I bring children along? Yes, our day trip to Kutná Hora is suitable for families with children. We ensure that the tour is engaging for young explorers, too. Just let us know the ages of any kids joining so we can make the day enjoyable for them. Is there anything that's NOT included in the price of the trip? Yes, there will be some extra expenses. Be ready to pay for your lunch, and admission to sites, unless you choose to pay it in advance – let us know and we’ll make sure to have your tickets ready. Will there be free time for independent exploration? This is your tour, you decide! We’ll be more than happy to keep you company for the whole day, but if you feel like venturing on your own, just let us know. What is the local tipping etiquette? While tipping is not mandatory, it’s a kind gesture for exceptional service. For guides and drivers, around 10% of the tour cost is customary if you’re pleased with your experience.