Historicke Centrum Kutne Hory

Visiting Kutna Hora is like traveling a few hundred years back in time. The fame and glory of this town, now listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, began in 1142 end grew mostly thanks to silver mining. It's mining heritage is present everywhere in Kutná Hora, including the most significant symbol and the pride of the town’s miner being the Gothic jewel of St. Barbara’s Church. You will learn quite a bit about the Kutná Hora history throughout the centuries, both hard facts and interesting bits of information like why would anyone design a huge chandelier using every type of bone in human body. I will also talk to you about whatever you want to know about the present - how we live, what are habbits are, where are the differences and what we have in common.

St Barbara's Cathedral

A jewel of the Late Gothic period and one of the four cathedral-type buildings in Bohemia, was incribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. The splendor of this structure is tangible testament to the fame and riches of the silver Kutná Hora as well as of the deep devotion of its creators.