• Italian Court - Castle in kutná Hora, founded in 1300 by King Wenceslaus II. The main purpose is the central royal mint.
• Church of Saint James - The gothic choir benches of the late 15th century are preserved in the temple, most of the interior of the church dates back to the end of the 17th century.The Church of St. Jakub in Kutná Hora also boasts two rare Baroque organs.
• Czech Museum of Silver - From the main exposition of the museum you can learn a lot about the history of the city and ore mining. Geological, archaeological, ethnographic exhibits are exhibited here, as well as a collection of numismatics.
• St Barbara’s Cathedral - Famous landmark of Kutná Hora, a unique Gothic cathedral, the second largest and most important in the Czech Republic. It is included in the UNESCO World Heritage List.

• Local professional guide included

• Admission fee to Italian court: 3.7$
• Admission fee to Czech Museum of Silver: 3$ per adult; 1.7$ per child
• Admission fee to St Barbara Cathedral: 6.79$ per adult; 2.12$ per children

This exclusive walking tour delves into the medieval legacy of Kutna Hora, once among the wealthiest cities in Central Europe. Start at the Italian Court, the former royal mint of the Bohemian Kingdom during the peak of silver mining success. Stroll through historic streets while discovering how silver influenced the region’s political and economic dominance. Proceed to the Church of St James, showcasing the Gothic traditions of medieval Bohemia. Explore the Czech Museum of Silver, where exhibits unveil the history of mining communities and royal coin production. Finish at St Barbara Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the most exquisite Gothic cathedrals in the Czech Republic. Please note: The itinerary and attractions may vary depending on the booking date/time and crowd conditions, ensuring each visit is a distinct experience.

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