Kutná Hora, Prague

The ancient silver mining town of Kutná Hora is one of the most historically significant towns in the Czech Republic. The historical town center is part of the UNESCO World Heritage list. The population of Kutná Hora is about 21,000 people. Today, the mining town boasts several UNESCO-listed sites and retains its medieval architecture, history, and heritage.

Kutná Hora, it takes a little over an hour to get there from Prague. To explore the 13th-century area known for its silver mines. See the famous bones inside Sedlec Ossuary and the UNESCO-listed St. Barbara’s Cathedral.

What to see in Kutná Hora: Church of St. Barbara, Cathedral of the Assumption of Our Lady at Sedlec, Ossuary (Bone Church) at Sedlec, Church of St. James, Stone Fountain, Italian Court, Jesuit College, Church of St. John of Nepomuk, Ruthard Lane, Czech Museum of Silver - Hrádek.