Kutna Hora

Kutna Hora

Kutna Hora is a medieval town

located in the Czech Republic. In the year 1300, Kutna Hora was known throughout Europe as the source of wealth of the kings of Bohemia and the seat of royal power. Wenceslaus II was responsible for the boost that Kutna Hora had to rival Prague in beauty. A stroll through the streets of Kutna Hora, take visitors to think which they are in another time, many centuries ago. The Kutna Hora Historic Centre is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Don’t miss the St Barbara Cathedral, the 16th century Cathedral of the Assumption of Our Lady, the Italian Court, the Mining Museum housed in Hradek Chapel, the Private Rooms and Audience Hall of Wenceslau IV, the Sedlec Ossuary and the Gothic St James’s Church. You can get Kutna Hora by bus or train from Prague. Hotels in Kutna Hora

What to visit in Kutna Hora: Church of St Barbara; Sedlec Ossuary; Cathedral of the Assumption of Our Lady; Italian Court; Bohemian Museum of Silver; Church of St James; Corpus Christ Chapel; Mining Museum; Jesuit College;

Restaurants in Kutna Hora

• Restaurace Dacicky
• Restaurace Stara Fara
• Restaurace U Balanu
• Na Pasince
• Bistro Barborska
• U Barbory
• Piazza Navona
• Restaurant Kometa

Transports in Kutna Hora

By train and bus: There are trains and buses from Prague several times a day.

Maps of Kutna Hora

Map of Kutna Hora

Kutna Hora on Czech Republic Map

Kutna Hora