Step into timeless elegance at the Cathedral of the Assumption of Our Lady and St. John the Baptist in Sedlec. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, this majestic fusion of Gothic roots and Baroque brilliance stuns with soaring arches, intricate frescoes, and serene spiritual energy. Just minutes from the famous ossuary, it’s the perfect blend of beauty, history, and awe.

Marvel at the soaring spires and stunning stained glass of St. Barbara’s Cathedral—a masterpiece of Gothic architecture and a proud symbol of Kutná Hora’s silver mining legacy. With its dramatic flying buttresses and rich artistic detail, this UNESCO treasure offers a journey through Czech history, faith, and craftsmanship.

After exploring the marvels of Kutná Hora, treat yourself to a well-earned lunch at Restaurant V Ruthardce. Nestled just beneath the iconic St. Barbara’s Cathedral, this charming spot serves up hearty Czech classics and grilled specialities in a cosy medieval setting. Think juicy pork knuckle, golden potato pancakes, and ice-cold Czech beer—all with a view to match. Authentic flavours. Historic vibes. The perfect pause in your Kutná Hora adventure.

Step into the heart of medieval power at The Italian Court, once the royal mint and residence of Bohemian kings. This beautifully restored Gothic palace lets you walk through grand halls, peek into royal chambers, and even try your hand at coin minting! Discover the wealth, politics, and elegance that made Kutná Hora one of Europe’s richest cities. Admission to the courtyard and visitors centre in Italian court is free. Optional you can buy a ticket to visit different tours in the castle. Admission costs 260 CZK.

Discover the rich history of Kutná Hora at the Czech Museum of Silver, housed in the historic Hrádek (Little Castle). This museum offers a captivating journey through the town's silver mining heritage, combining interactive exhibits with authentic underground experiences. Ticket for this atraction is not included in the price. Admission costs 230 CZK.