Kutna Hora

Discover the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Kutna Hora in the Czech Republic with our tour options. Explore the town's architectural excellence with a guided tour or visit it along with other iconic attractions. Enjoy transfers with your tickets.

Aerial view of St. Barbara's Church and surrounding gardens in Kutna Hora.

St. Barbara's Church in Kutna Hora with surrounding gardens and visitors.

Statues and St. Barbara's Church in Kutna Hora on a sunny day.

Kutna Hora church with cemetery on a sunny day during half-day tour.

Sedlec Ossuary bone chandelier in Kutna Hora, Czech Republic.

St. Barbara's Church and Jesuit College in Kutna Hora, Czech Republic.

Sedlec Ossuary interior with bone decorations, Kutna Hora half-day tour.

Gothic Stone Fountain in Kutna Hora, Czech Republic, on a cobblestone street.

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Go on a half-day tour to the UNESCO sites of Kutna Hora and Sedlec, with round-trip transfers from Prague.
The self-guided tour includes an audio guide in 9 languages so you can spend your time exploring at your own pace.
Kutná Hora boasts UNESCO World Heritage status and narrow cobbled lanes while Sedlec is known for its bone church.
Upgrade your experience to include entry to St. Barbara's Cathedral and Sedlec Ossuary and a guided tour in your choice of language.
Did you know? 14th-century Kutna Hora was home to the deepest mine ever made in the world at the time, at a depth of 600 meters.

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Go on a half-day tour to the UNESCO sites of Kutna Hora and Sedlec, with round-trip transfers from Prague.
The self-guided tour includes an audio guide in 9 languages so you can spend your time exploring at your own pace.
Kutná Hora boasts UNESCO World Heritage status and narrow cobbled lanes while Sedlec is known for its bone church.
Upgrade your experience to include entry to St. Barbara's Cathedral and Sedlec Ossuary and a guided tour in your choice of language.
Did you know? 14th-century Kutna Hora was home to the deepest mine ever made in the world at the time, at a depth of 600 meters.