Kutná Hora

A Historic Town of Silver and Intriguing Landmarks

Once a thriving center of medieval silver mining, Kutná Hora boasts a rich history and an array of fascinating landmarks that make it a must-visit destination in the Czech Republic. This charming town, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, showcases a blend of Gothic architecture and unique cultural heritage.

The iconic Sedlec Ossuary, often called the Bone Church, is one of Kutná Hora’s most intriguing attractions. This small chapel, adorned with the bones of over 40,000 people, presents a hauntingly beautiful reminder of mortality. Another architectural masterpiece is the Cathedral of St. Barbara, a stunning Gothic structure dedicated to the patron saint of miners, renowned for its intricate design and breathtaking stained glass windows.

As you stroll through the historic streets, you'll encounter the Italian Court, once the central mint of the Kingdom of Bohemia, where coins known as Prague Groschen were minted. Today, it serves as a museum, offering insights into Kutná Hora’s mining past.

Surrounded by picturesque countryside, the town also offers charming cafes, traditional Czech cuisine, and a warm, welcoming atmosphere. Visitors can explore the underground mining tunnels or take leisurely walks through scenic trails.

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