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​ utna Hora is an hour east of Prague and, for two centuries, it was the second city of the Bohemian kingdom — because the silver under it paid for everything above it. What that money built is still standing: a cathedral raised by miners, a mint that struck the coin of central Europe, and, on the edge of town, a chapel decorated entirely with human bones.   This is a full day: the ossuary at Sedlec, St Barbara’s Cathedral, a walk down into a medieval silver mine, and then the castle of Cesky Sternberk on the way home. 100 € per car, the whole day Pick-up at your hotel in Prague, at the time you choose Sedlec Ossuary, St Barbara’s Cathedral and the Czech Museum of Silver Cesky Sternberk castle above the Sazava on the way back The driver waits at every stop and brings you back to the same door The price is for the whole car, not per person. Entry tickets are not included — see the note on booking them below. 70 km Prague to Kutna Hora ~1 h each way 4 sites in one day ~9 h door to do...

Transfers Prague to Kutna Hora The distance from Prague to Kutná Hora is approximately 85 kilometers (53 miles) if traveling by road. The journey by car typically takes around 1 hour and 15 minutes, depending on traffic conditions. There is also a direct train connection between the two cities, which takes around 1 hour and costs between 5-10 euros. Kutná Hora is a historic town in the central Bohemian region of the Czech Republic. The town’s history dates back to the 13th century when silver was discovered in the nearby mountains, leading to a mining boom that lasted for centuries. Kutná Hora quickly became one of the wealthiest and most important towns in Bohemia, rivaling Prague in terms of political and economic power. The town was granted royal privileges by the Czech kings and played a key role in the development of the Czech economy. During the 14th century, Kutná Hora was home to several of the most important mints in Europe, producing large quantities of sil...