The Day Trip lasts around 10:00 hrs.

( Driving time 04:00 hrs , Free time at visiting sites 06:00 hrs ) 

Start Trip:

We will start our trip from Prague Around 09:00 AM (or agreed time by group)

We will visit Kutna Hora city

Kutna Hora,

Rooted in the 12th century around a Cistercian monastery, Kutna Hora burgeoned into fame and affluence a century later, thanks to its silver mining ventures. Swiftly ascending to become the second-largest city in the region after Prague, the city’s medieval prosperity is reflected in the grandeur of its constructed churches, with the Cathedral of St Barbara standing out as the most renowned, dedicated to the patron saint of miners.

On the outskirts of Kutna Hora lies the haunting Sedlec Ossuary, recognized for its macabre collection of human bones. Nestled within the cemetery of the Church of All Saints, this Roman Catholic chapel became adorned with over 40,000 bones during the early 16th century, derived from exhumed mass graves. The practice of incorporating skulls and bones, whether authentic or not, into decorative elements was prevalent in late medieval Europe. This morbid symbolism served as a poignant reminder of the inexorable nature of mortality.

Just stroll with us, soaking in the allure of Kutna Hora’s Old Town and basking in the grandeur of the Cathedral of St. Barbara. This church, a captivating blend of Gothic and Baroque styles, awaits your admiration. Venture just beyond the city center, and you’ll discover the intriguing Sedlec Ossuary. Delve underground to witness firsthand the artful use of human bones in the chapel’s decoration, a unique experience that adds a fascinating layer to your exploration of Kutna Hora.