Traveling in Kutna Hora
Located to the east of Prague in the Central Bohemia Region, Kutna Hora is a city in the Czech Republic that dates back as a silver mining town in the medieval era. Today it is characterized by sights like the Gothic St. Barbara's Church, Sedlec Ossuary, and Church of the Assumption of Our Lady and Saint John the Baptist which are on the UNESCO World Heritage list.
Neighborhoods & Around
Stretching for about three kilometers in length, Kutna Hora is easily navigated on foot. The historical core of the town, however, is located at the opposite end of the train station. Established in the 14th century due to its prosperous silver mines, this center became the start of a royal city endowed with monuments that sang praises to its affluence. Together, Kutna Hora and the neighboring town of Sedlec are a UNESCO World Heritage Site. At the center of Kutna Hora's historic quarter is St. Barbara's Church, which towers above the main part of town where visitors can find a nice selection of restaurants and cafes.
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