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Tips for trips
Kutná Hora – The city of silver and UNESCO heritage sites
Kutná Hora is one of the most beautiful historic cities in the Czech Republic, famous for its silver mining and unique architecture.
We highly recommend visiting:
- St. Barbara’s Cathedral – An iconic Gothic cathedral, the symbol of Kutná Hora and a UNESCO World Heritage site.
- The Jesuit College – An impressive Baroque building that offers a unique panoramic view of the city.
- GASK Gallery - One of the most significant galleries in the Czech Republic, focusing on modern art, located in the Jesuit College building.
- The Ossuary in Sedlec – A fascinating place decorated with human bones, one of the most visited sites in the Czech Republic.
- Cathedral of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary and St. John the Baptist in Sedlec – The second significant cathedral in Kutná Hora, the oldest Gothic building in the Czech Republic, and also a UNESCO World Heritage site.
- Vlašský dvůr – The former royal mint and residence of Czech kings, where Prague groschen coins were once minted.
- Kamenný dům – An example of late Gothic town house architecture with historical exhibitions.
- Czech Museum of Silver and Medieval Mine – Czech Museum of Silver and Medieval Mine
Kačina Castle
One of the most significant Empire-style castles in the Czech Republic, surrounded by a beautiful English park.
The Castle offers:
- Historical exhibitions of noble life in the 19th century.
- A castle library with more than 40,000 volumes.
- Thematic tours and events.
More tips for trips in the surrounding area:
- Ruins of Sion Castle – A place of final resistance of the Hussite commander Jan Roháč of Dubá.
- Žleby Castle – A picturesque castle with richly decorated interiors and a park with white deer.
- Kaňk Nature Reserve – An ideal place for walks with views of Kutná Hora.
- Museum of the Countryside in Kouřim – An open-air museum with examples of traditional folk architecture.
- Čáslav – A historic town with a beautiful square and museum.