Kutná Hora is a UNESCO site.
A visit to the medieval silver mining town of Kutná Hora is a nice day trip from Prague. In as little as an hour, you can get out of the city and enjoy the picturesque beauty of this small Czech town with a big past. In the 13th century, silver was discovered here and a few decades later the royal mint was established. The town became famous for producing the Prague Groschen coins, which were also used elsewhere in Europe at the time, and became the second most important town in the Kingdom of Bohemia. Some of the important sights you will see include the Gothic Cathedral of Saint Barbora, Wallachian Court (the former royal mint), and the Sedlec Ossuary (a church decorated with human bones).
Duration: about 5 hours - HD trip
Transport: Private car; 1 hour 1 way from Prague to Kutná Hora
