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Kutna Hora is a charming medieval town in Central Bohemia, just 70 km from Prague. As the second most important city in the Kingdom of Bohemia after Prague, it experienced a kind of golden age in the Middle Ages thanks to the success of its world-famous silver mines and royal patronage. Today, this cultural and architectural gem is one of the most visited UNESCO sites in the Czech Republic—with a wonderfully atmospheric town center lined with fabulous Gothic buildings that evoke its rich past. Upon arriving in Kutna Hora, you will visit three UNESCO World Heritage Sites, beginning with the magnificent Gothic Cathedral of St. Barbara, the patron saint of miners. You will also visit a unique cemetery beneath the Church of All Saints: the Sedlec Chapel, known as the Ossuary or Bone Church, is decorated with around 40,000 human bones. Afterwards, enjoy the medieval town as you stroll along the cobblestone streets to the “Italian Court.” Finally, enjoy some time for lunch before returning to Prague.

Kutna Hora is a charming medieval town in Central Bohemia, just 70 km from Prague. As the second most important city in the Kingdom of Bohemia after Prague, it experienced a kind of golden age in the Middle Ages thanks to the success of its world-famous silver mines and royal patronage. Today, this cultural and architectural gem is one of the most visited UNESCO sites in the Czech Republic—with a wonderfully atmospheric town center lined with fabulous Gothic buildings that evoke its rich past. Upon arriving in Kutna Hora, you will visit three UNESCO World Heritage Sites, beginning with the magnificent Gothic Cathedral of St. Barbara, the patron saint of miners. You will also visit a unique cemetery beneath the Church of All Saints: the Sedlec Chapel, known as the Ossuary or Bone Church, is decorated with around 40,000 human bones. Afterwards, enjoy the medieval town as you stroll along the cobblestone streets to the “Italian Court.” Finally, enjoy some time for lunch before returning to Prague.