If you're spending some time in Kutná Hora you're going to need to eat. Do yourself a favor and go to Restaurant Dačický. If the weather is nice, request a table outside. The garden is lovely and the food is delicious. I was going to order something from the regular menu but let the waiter … Continue reading Restaurant Dačický
The Hrádek is housed in a beautiful Gothic building known as Hrádek Castle, which itself is an architectural gem and adds to the overall charm of the experience. As you approach the museum, you'll be captivated by its medieval ambiance and the historical significance it represents. Once inside, you'll embark on a journey through the … Continue reading Hrádek – Czech Museum of Silver
Another quick stop in Kutna Hora is this beautifully adorned house across from the Italian Court. The frescoes depict three important Czech kings: Wenceslaus II, Vladislaus II and Wenceslaus IV. The current frescoes were restored in 2013 by artist Pavel Novák. Visit Notes Let's face it, this isn't going to be the reason you choose … Continue reading The Three Kings House
The dodecagon-shaped stone fountain was most likely created in the late 15th century by a builder named Briccius Gauske from Wrocław, Poland. The town needed the fountain because the extensive mining activity in and around Kutná Hora disrupted the usual sources of underground water. The townsfolk needed a reliable source of drinking water. This fountain … Continue reading Gothic Stone Fountain
(AKA Cathedral of the Assumption of our Lady) The cathedral's history dates back to the 12th century when it was originally founded as a small Romanesque chapel. However, it was burned down during the Hussite war in the 15th century and rebuilt in the early 18th century, ultimately transforming into the grand Gothic masterpiece we … Continue reading Sedlec Cathedral
(AKA Kostnice Sedlec, The Cemetery Church of All Saints) The Sedlec Ossuary, located in the town of Kutná Hora, Czech Republic, is a unique and fascinating destination for anyone interested in history, art, or the macabre. Also known as the "Bone Church," it is a small chapel located beneath the Cemetery Church of All Saints. … Continue reading Sedlec Ossuary
(AKA Column of the Virgin Mary Immaculate) The Plague Column was erected in the early 18th century in the central square of Kutná Hora, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The column stands tall and majestic, reaching a height of about 27 meters (89 feet), making it an imposing sight in the town. The … Continue reading Plague Column
(AKA Chrám svaté Barbory) St. Barbara's Cathedral, located in the town of Kutná Hora in the Czech Republic, is a magnificent architectural gem that should not be missed by anyone considering a visit to the region. This stunning cathedral is one of the most important Gothic structures in Central Europe and is recognized as a … Continue reading St Barbara’s Cathedral
(AKA Vlašský dvůr) The Italian Court was built in the 13th century and served as the central mint and royal residence for the Bohemian kings. Its name comes from the Italian experts who were invited to work there, bringing their advanced minting techniques to the region. The court was an important center of economic and … Continue reading Italian Court
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