Half Day-Tour to Kutná Hora from Prague by Bus

One of the best tours from Prague. Considering Kutná Hora one of the most beautiful medieval towns in the Czech Republic, where you can find the famous Bone Chapel, St. Barbara’s Cathedral or The Italian Court.

Kutná Hora tour from Prague Información:

⏳ Duration: 6 hours

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Description

Czech history and culture go far beyond Prague. The beautiful medieval town of Kutná Hora, fairly considered a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1995, shines from its rich heritage.

Far from the noise and hustle and bustle of the capital, today’s Kutná Hora has the charm of a small and picturesque provincial town. A quiet place to relax and enjoy walking around its streets, though it was not always so.

There was a time when its buildings and markets rivaled with Prague itself. Thanks to the frenetic activity of its legendary mines, this place knew a real silver fever that extended throughout several centuries. Thanks to these resources, Bohemia became a powerful kingdom and a first-rate European cultural centre. Rivers of the precious metal financed many of the charms that we can still contemplate, both in Prague and, of course, in Kutná Hora.

Monuments such as the Ossuary of Sedlec, whose fame attracts many visitors from all over the world. The remains of up to 40,000 people give shape to chalices, monstrances and other liturgical elements, all created from stacked skulls and other bones. Special mention should be made of the spectacular chandelier that crowns the decoration of this unique All Saints’ Chapel.

Or the impressive St. Barbara’s Cathedral, a jewel of Central European Gothic that competed in size and splendor with its neighbor in Prague and whose intricate vaults cause admiration to the visitor.

These are only two small samples of the impressive historical and artistic ensemble of the old town of Kutná Hora. Join us on a visit where we will evoke those distant days of splendour through cobbled streets, gardens and colourful houses where Gothic and Baroque are intermingled.